Heidi Montag: Hates to be dictated by men

Heidi Montag: Hates to be dictated by men

Scheduled to air on The Tonight Show Friday night, Heidi Montag says in an interview, "I kind of just woke up one morning and was like, 'You know, you’re fired, but have a great day and I’ll talk to you soon'."

Hence, if you thought Heidi Montag agonized about firing her husband Spencer Pratt as her manager, think again.

Seems like, this change worked for her. "After that is when I got all my movie roles," Montag tells Jay Leno, referring to her part in the upcoming Just Go With It, which costars Jennifer Aniston and Adam Sandler. "I said, 'This is working, this is great!' You know, I think I'm better handling [my business affairs] myself."

Heidi Montag, of course, then hired a Malibu-based psychic named Aiden Chase to be her manager – only to fire him soon after. Again, she doesn't seem too broken up about the decision.

"Yeah, and now he's fired," Montag says. "So, I'm just on my own."

But, why the change?

"It just wasn’t feeling right," she tells Leno. "I just wanted to be in charge as a woman in my own business. I don’t really want men telling me what to do and where to go so I said, 'You know what? As a woman I’m going to take control of my career.' "

Heidi has also been making recent headlines after undergoing 10 plastic surgeries in one day. She's poked fun at herself in a recent Funny or Die clip, directed by Ron Howard. But Montag has also shot back against serious allegations – and denied that she's addicted to plastic surgery.

Heidi Montag, on Friday, told Leno, she doesn't think she has a problem. "When you're addicted to something, you have to do it every day," she says. "And thank God I don't do it every day. I like to do it all in one day. I like to knock it out."

Hence, do you think she sould consider having more surgery?

"I think I've reached the point [where I can stop]," she says. "I think I'm good for awhile. I'm surger-ied out."