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Los Angeles saw a frightening natural weather event — and its star-studded community has been heavily impacted.
An extreme wind storm, caused by Santa Ana gusts, sparked fast-burning brush fires at around 10 a.m. on Tuesday, January 7, with drivers along Sunset Boulevard and Palisades Drive abandoning their cars to seek safety, according to the Los Angeles Times.
Local areas were evacuated, including the celebrity haven of Pacific Palisades, located about 20 miles west of Downtown L.A., where A-list stars are renowned for their sprawling luxury homes.
Stars including Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson, Ben Affleck, Jennifer Aniston, Bradley Cooper, Reese Witherspoon, Adam Sandler, Michael Keaton, Miles Teller, Michael Mann, Ann Sarnoff, Alan Bergman, Kathleen Kennedy and Carol Lombardini all reside in the exclusive enclave.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, the National Weather Service labeled the wind storm a “particularly dangerous situation … Red Flag Warning event.” This type of alert affected Malibu, the San Gabriel Valley, the San Fernando Valley, Beverly Hills, Hollywood Hills, the Santa Monica Mountains, the San Gabriel Mountains, Eastern Ventura Valley and coastal areas adjacent to the Sepulveda pass, per the outlet.
The Associated Press reported that more than 13,000 structures were put “under threat.” The origin of the fires has not been confirmed.
Below, see which celebrities have been affected by the wildfires:
The celebrity chef, 58, shared via Instagram on Tuesday, January 7 that the fires were nearing her house.
“My home in Malibu has got me through some of the darkest moments in my life. I have loved creating it, embellishing it, building it, caring for it, and protecting it,” she wrote. “I’ve cherished every moment I have had with it. As the fire draws closer, I pray for it — I pray for everyone in Los Angeles right now. What an incredibly terrifying moment for my community.”
Lee continued, “As the fire reaches our doorstep, please stay in contact with each other; Community in times like these is our lifeline. We are all safe but the fire is inching closer to my slice of heaven in Malibu.”
Days later, Lee shared that her house was still standing. “I was able to go to Malibu late yesterday. It is with a heavy heart for my local community, yet the most shocked and grateful heart I share my home, Avalon — still stands,” she wrote via Instagram. “I could not believe my eyes to be one of 10 in my neighbor of homes still there. I do not know how. I can only assume it was the quick action of our firefighters.”
Lee said she is in “total disbelief” and feels “guilty for being a part of a bubble of these homes spared.”
“I have such sadness for the people who have lost their lives, and I grieve for the families who have lost their loved ones. There are no words to express my emotion as these fires still burn out of control,” she wrote. “My heart remains with everyone in Los Angeles, my numerous neighbors, and my two most wonderful girlfriends who’s [sic] homes are gone.”
Lee ended her message by extending her thanks to the first responders. “I hope you join me today to say a prayer for LA and our communities,” she wrote. “Thank you for keeping all of us in your thoughts. For me, I will thank God every day.”
Beckinsale, 51, mourned the loss of her neighborhood via Instagram.
“Hearing the winds last night I prayed. I knew it would be bad — we had to evacuate many times during our life there — but the shock at the whole of the Palisades being destroyed is unthinkably horrific,” she wrote. “My daughter [Lily] and I lived there for most of her childhood and most of her childhood is gone. Her primary school, every shop or restaurant we used to go to with my parents and Michael [Sheen]’s parents — and devastatingly, most of her friends’ homes. My heart is broken.”
The General Hospital star, 55, revealed his home was lost to the fires, posting via Instagram, “We are safe. But this is what’s left of our beautiful home. Our home where our kids were raised and where they wanted to raise their families someday.”
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Mathison and his estranged wife, Vanessa Marie Arevalo, share son Lucas, 21, and daughter Leila, 18.
Mass evacuations, which have seen more than 30,000 locals leave their home in search of safer ground, affected actor Guttenberg, 66, who assisted firefighters by moving abandoned cars to nearby streets to improve emergency access. The Police Academy star said during an interview with KTLA on Tuesday, “I live right up the hill,” before pointing at visible flames. “I have friends up there right now, and they can’t evacuate because it’s stuck on Palisades Drive. There are families up there, there are pets up there, there are people who really need help.”
Casino star Woods, 77, was also evacuated from his home, sharing photos and footage of raging flames via X on Tuesday.
One photo, which caught the flames and thick smoke gushing towards the sky, was captioned, “The view from one of our security cameras.”
A subsequent video was also captioned, “Leaving,” before another post from Woods read, “To all the wonderful people who’ve reached out to us, thank you for being so concerned. Just letting you know that we were able to evacuate successfully. I do not know at this moment if our home is still standing, but sadly, houses on our little street are not.”
Woods provided an update on the status of his home via X on Friday, January 10. “A miracle has happened,” the actor wrote alongside a video showing the view from his deck, which revealed the fire’s mass destruction to the surrounding houses.
“We managed to get to our property and our home, that we were told is gone forever, is still standing,” he continued. “In this hellish landscape ‘standing’ is relative, but smoke and other damage is not like the utter destruction around us.”
Levy, 78, was also evacuated. Speaking to the Los Angeles Times over the phone on Tuesday, the Schitt’s Creek star said, “The smoke looked pretty black and intense over Temescal Canyon. I couldn’t see any flames but the smoke was very dark.”
The actress, 45, posted an update on her home via Instagram, writing, “I have no words. Only prayers and holding as much hope as I can for our home and our kids while we watch everything burn. Thank you to every first responder fighting so hard for all of us. Thank you to every friend who reached out and new person I have hugged in tears in the last 24 hours. 💔🙏🏻.”
Hewitt and her husband, Brian Hallisay, share children Autumn, 11, Atticus, 9, and Aiden, 3.
Cummings, 42, shared that her family is “OK for now but evacuating” on Wednesday. “Sometimes evacuating too soon just clogs the roads and makes it harder for LAFD but this fire is moving so fast that not the time to take chances,” she wrote via Instagram Story. “This changes everything forever.”
“Heartbreaking, devastating, beyond belief. Everything is gone. Our neighborhood, our restaurants. All our friends have lost everything,” Shriver, 69, wrote via Instagram Wednesday. ”We have evacuated, but are safe. But people have lost everything.”
Moore, 40, revealed she and her husband, Taylor Goldsmith, evacuated their home with their three children — Gus, 3, Ozzie, 2, and Lou, 4 months — and animals. “Grateful for the kindness of friends that we had a place to land last night,” she shared via Instagram Stories on Wednesday, January 8. “Trying to shield the kids from the immense sadness and worry I feel. Praying for everyone in our beautiful city. So gutted for the destruction and loss. Don’t know if our place made it.”
Moore recently moved into the Spanish Revival home, after finishing a massive renovation.
Later on Wednesday, Moore revealed that her children’s’ school — among other community staples — had been wiped out.
“Love you, Altadena. Grateful for my family and pets getting out last night before it was too late (and endless gratitude to friends for taking us in and bringing us clothes and blankets),” she wrote via Instagram alongside footage from when she evacuated. “Honestly, I’m in shock and feeling numb for all so many have lost, including my family. My children’s school is gone. Our favorite restaurants, leveled. So many friends and loved ones have lost everything too. Our community is broken but we will be here to rebuild together. Sending love to all affected and on the front lines trying to get this under control.”
Star Wars icon Hamill, 73, evacuated the area as well, posting an update via Instagram on Tuesday evening. “7pm – Evacuated Malibu so last-minute there (were) small fires on both sides of the road as we approached PCH,” he wrote of the Pacific Coast Highway.
Hamill also shared that his wife, Marilou York, and their dog, Trixie, arrived at their daughter Chelsea’s house “in Hollywood” at 8:15 p.m. “Most horrific fire since ’93,” he concluded, expressing hope that others would “stay safe.”
Reality stars Montag, 38, and Pratt, 41, lost their property in the blaze, Pratt’s sister Stephanie Pratt revealed via Instagram on Tuesday.
“I am beyond heartbroken for my brother, Heidi & the kids,” she wrote. “And to all our friends and neighbours [sic] who have lost their houses today. Just spoke to my dad — he tried to save my brother’s house but the wind is so strong there was nothing he could do.”
Travis Barker’s children Landon, 21, and Alabama, 19, escaped their home amid the brushfire in the Pacific Palisades.
Landon gave an update to his followers via his Instagram Story on January 7, writing alongside a selfie, “Just evacuated praying for everyone the fires have effected [sic].”
Alabama also shared the news via her Instagram Story: “Just evacuated from my home due to the wild fires in Los Angeles, please be safe!! They are saying the fires are spreading football field amounts in seconds.”
Curtis, 66, shared an update on her area via Instagram January 7, posting, in part, “My community and possibly my home is on fire. My family is safe. Many of my friends will lose their homes. Many other communities as well.”
Following a heartfelt appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, Curtis announced she would be donating $1 million to help all those impacted by the wildfires.
“My family is donating $1 million today to the relief efforts,” the actress shared in a Thursday Instagram post. “We are in contact with Governor [Gavin] Newsom, Mayor [Karen] Bass, and Senator [Adam] Schiff and I will post often about where you can send needed resources to reputable agencies.”
Gad revealed on Wednesday that he has “never” seen anything “near” the amount of “devastation” the recent fires have brought in his 20 years living in Los Angeles.
“So many of my friends have lost their homes. So many firefighters are putting their lives on the line right now along with emergency services and every time they suppress one fire another one pops up,” he wrote via Instagram alongside a photo of the fire. “We are in the midst of a catastrophic event of apocalyptic proportions. Please consider donating to the LAFD foundation right now. They need all the help they can get. I’m attaching the link to my bio.🙏 Stay safe City of Angels.”
McElhenney let his fans know on Wednesday that he is safe with wife Kaitlin Olson and their sons, Axel and Leo.
“Our family is safe,” McElhenney shared via X. “So many homes, whole neighborhoods are just… gone. Everyone in our lives reaching out, which makes our heart so full. An astonishing amount of bravery displayed by the first responders going into to hell to help. THANK YOU.”
Warren revealed that her beach house of 30 years had been lost in one of the fires on Tuesday night.
“This is the last pic I took of Leah’s rock from my beach house,” she captioned an Instagram photo of a rock on the beach. “I’ve had this house for almost 30 years. It looks like it was lost in the fire last [night]. There’s a rainbow shining on it which I’m taking as a sign of hope for all creatures who have been affected by this tragedy. The animals and the rescue ranch are OK tho which is the most important thing. Stay safe everyone.❤️💔.”
Grey’s daughter, Stella Gregg, told followers via an Instagram Story on Wednesday that her mom’s home had allegedly burned down.
“Last night my mama’s house was burnt to the ground,” she wrote. “Luckily, she and WInnie are safe. Give your loved ones an extra squeeze today.”
The West Wing alum revealed during a CNN interview with Jake Tapper that she believes her home was destroyed in the fires.
“Selfishly, I wanted to be here to say we loved our neighborhood and we still do and it was an incredible community. We have evacuated, I believe our home is also gone — it was news I got from a stranger, which was a very surreal experience,” she told the news anchor. “But gosh, it was incredible on our way out, to see the people going in to help. And when I think about our neighborhood I think about fire station 69 and all of the firefighters that we knew; that held bake sales and toy drives … they’re as much a part of our neighborhood as anyone and I know what they’re having to do now must be extraordinarily difficult.”
Procter added that she is “grateful” her family was able to take “some clothes” and “a few necessary items” before they evacuated, but has quickly realized that people’s homes are “not structures” but are “actually microcosms of people’s lives.”
“I have an across the street neighbor who is pregnant and one whose son is applying for college and we have a new neighbor moving in and we were making plans to drop things off,” she said as tears welled up in her eyes. “I am so grateful to have survived, but it is my home. It is my neighborhood. It’s my community. What we mourn is our lives.”
A rep for Faris confirmed on Wednesday that the Scary Movie star’s home had been lost to the fires, telling Us in a statement, “Anna and her family are safe and very grateful.” (Faris shares 12-year-old son Jack with ex-husband Chris Pratt.)
Hilton shared that she was “heartbroken beyond words” over her losing her home.
“Sitting with my family, watching the news, and seeing our home in Malibu burn to the ground on live TV is something no one should ever have to experience,” she wrote via Instagram on Wednesday. “This home was where we built so many precious memories. It’s where Phoenix took his first steps and where we dreamed of building a lifetime of memories with London.”
Despite the loss being “overwhelming” Hilton noted that she is filled with “gratitude” that her family is safe and sent her “heart and prayers” to “every family affected” by the fires.
“To all the people who have lost their homes, their memories, and their beloved pets,” she said. “My heartaches for those still in harm’s way or mourning greater losses. The devastation is unimaginable. To know so many are waking up today without the place they called home is truly heartbreaking.”
Hilton also noted that her 11:11 Media Impact Team, her non-profit focused on advocating for child protection, is “already reaching out” to other organizations to “figure out how we can best support the communities impacted.”
“We’re committed to offering help as soon as possible and making a meaningful difference for those who need it most,” she continued, before sending thanks to those working on the ground.
“To the brave firefighters and first responders risking their lives to protect us—you are true heroes. I am so grateful for your courage, dedication, and the incredible sacrifices you’re making to save lives and fight this unimaginable battle. Thank you from the bottom of my heart,” she concluded. “Please, everyone, stay safe and follow evacuation orders. Let’s protect one another and hold onto hope that these fires will soon be contained. Sending so much love and strength to all of you. We’re in this together, LA. Hug your loved ones a little tighter tonight. You never know when everything could change.”
Hilton shared footage of what remained of her home via an emotional Instagram post on Thursday, January 9.
“I’m standing here in what used to be our home, and the heartbreak is truly indescribable.💔🥺 When I first saw the news, I was in complete shock—I couldn’t process it. But now, standing here and seeing it with my own eyes, it feels like my heart has shattered into a million pieces.😢💔” she wrote.
Despite the loss, which she described as “devastating beyond words”, Hilton added that she was thankful that her loved ones were safe.
“And yet, in this pain, I know I’m incredibly lucky. My loved ones, my babies, and my pets are safe.🥹” she wrote. “That’s the most important thing, and I’m holding onto that gratitude with everything I have. And beyond grateful to all the the fire fighters, first responders and volunteers risking their lives to fight these fires.🥺🙏”
Billy and his wife, Janice Crystal, addressed the loss of their home — which they’ve resided in for more than four decades — in a Wednesday statement to. Us.
“Words cannot describe the enormity of the devastation we are witnessing and experiencing,” the statement read. “We ache for our firends and neighbors who have also lost their homes and businesses in this tragedy.”
The statement continued, “Janice and I lived in our home since 1979. We raised our children and grandchildren here. Every inch of our house was filled with love. Beautiful memories that can’t be taken away. We are heartbroken of course but with the love of our children and friends we awill get through this. We pray for the safety of the firefighters and first responders. teh Pacific Palisades is a resilient community of amazing people and we know in time it will rise again. It is our home.”
Hough evacuated her home in the Hollywood Hills after a fire broke out in the area on Wednesday night.
“OK, so, there is a fire right by my house,” Hough said via Instagram Stories, in a clip recorded at her home. “We’re with friends, but anybody that’s in the Hollywood Hills, I’ve just been having this intuitive feeling that we’re in a bowl of how everything is surrounding Hollywood, and now this is at the center of Hollywood. Everybody needs to just evacuate. Go, go, go, go, go. Right now.”
After sharing that message, Hough updated her followers with a second video taken in a car. She was with her dog, Sunny.
“Sunny and I are safe and we’re driving, but the reason why I say ‘evacuate now’ even if it’s not close to you, if you have somewhere to go, because: There’s traffic,” she said. “And you’re gonna be stuck in traffic. And that is not good. So everybody, just please be safe and send prayers to all of the first responders and firefighters and just come together — you know, like, all you can do is be there for each other.”
The daughter of the late Joan Rivers called into CNN on Wednesday with the news that her home was destroyed by the fires.
“My heart is so broken, not just for myself, but for everybody going through this,” Melissa said, adding of the Pacific Palisades, “It’s a town, and it’s wiped off the map.”
“That is the end of everything that belonged to my family and the history of it,” Melissa told CNN. “I grabbed my mom’s Emmy, a photo of my dad [Edgar Rosenberg] and a drawing my mother had done of me and my son. … I went for a drawing of hers, rather than a photo. I know I can find the photos, but a drawing I can’t replace.”
The model detailed the “surreal” moment she evacuated with husband John Legend and their four kids — Luna, 8, Miles, 6, Esti, 23 months, and Wren, 18 months — in a social media post.
“I’m very scared now. Packing,” Teigen captioned a selfie in which she was standing alongside a suitcase. She later shared a video in a hotel with Legend, letting fans know that they had gotten out of their house safely.
“4 dogs, 4 kids and a bearded dragon walk into a hotel,” she captioned the clip. (Teigen and Legend own dogs Petey, Pearl, Pebbles and Penny, plus a reptile named Sebastian.)
The actress shared a series of photos from her California home via Instagram telling followers that it was “all gone” amid the fires.
“I can’t believe I am typing these words After a valiant and brave effort by our friend and hero @kirbykotler_ Ross and I lost our dream home,” she said, referring to husband Ross Burningham. “This description ‘dream home’ doesn’t suffice. It was our heaven on earth. The place where we planned to grow old together. We never took our heavenly spot on the bluff overlooking our beloved malibu for granted, not even for one second.”
Lake called the loss “immeasurable,” noting it was where she and Burningham got married in 2022.
“I grieve along with all of those suffering during this apocalyptic event. Praying for all of my neighbors, my friends, my community, the animals, the firefighters and first responders,” she added. “More to share soon of how we escaped with Dolly and not much else. For now I grieve.”
The former Bachelorette star shared on Wednesday that she and girlfriend Robby Hoffman evacuated in the early hours of the morning “due to heavy smoke and no power.”
“Feel incredibly lucky we have somewhere to go and praying for the [sic] everyone losing their homes, fire fighters and medical staff and patients,” her Instagram Story read.
The musician shared via social media that he had also evacuated his house.
“Im safe, w my loved ones, dogs are safe. For all the folks who lost their homes, people that are dealing with this, my heart hurts for you and Im praying for us all and I send ALL my love to you and yours,” he wrote. “If you have to evacuate, get out immediately. Dont hesitate. Be safe LA. Love you guys.”
The How to Get Away With Murder alum lost her home to the wildfires, she announced on Thursday.
“The Palisades has been our family’s home for 11 years — a place where my children were born, grew up, and were surrounded by the love and care of our wonderful neighbors and this incredible community. To see it now, facing such unimaginable devastation, breaks my heart beyond words. Our kids’ schools, our churches, our library—our entire lives as we’ve known them—have been reduced to ashes,” Souza, 39, wrote via Instagram.
“Our hearts are heavy as we navigate the uncertainty and loss these fires have brought to this beloved community,” she continued. “My family and I are safe, and we’re holding everyone affected close in our hearts.”
Reps confirmed to TMZ that Jeff, 75, lost the Malibu home he shared with his family. The 4-bedroom home with views of the Pacific Ocean has been in the Bridges family for generations and was inherited by Jeff, his brother, fellow actor Beau Bridges, and their sister, Lucinda.
Tori Spelling‘s mom Candy, 79, lost her home on Malibu’s Pacific Coast Highway to the wildfires — a place she said her late husband Aaron Spelling loved.
She told TMZ, “I’m in shock and processing this massive loss for our family. I am beyond grateful for the memories. It was truly a wonderful gift to have.”
Last year, Candy listed the home for sale for $24 million but later took it off the market.
The Princess Bride star, 62, posted a video of the devastation he was passing as he evacuated his Malibu home on Tuesday.
The following day, he shared an update that he and his family did lose their home, writing via Instagram, “We are grateful to have survived this truly devastating fire.” He also extended his gratitude to first responders and those wishing him well.
In a now deleted Instagram post, Aiko, 36, shared she lost her home to the fires.
Late Thursday morning, she posted that her house “burned to the ground” and she’s now focusing on “starting from scratch.”
Knowles revealed she lost her home in the wildfire while sharing a video of dolphins in the ocean. “This is what I was looking at on my birthday this past weekend from my tiny little bungalow on the water in Malibu! It was my favorite place, my sanctuary , my sacred Happy Place,” she wrote via Instagram. “Now it is gone !! God Bless all the brave men and women in our fire department who risked their lives in dangerous conditions . We Thank you for your dedication and bravery and for saving so many lives.”
She continued, “This could have been so much worse without the dedication of the disaster workers and first responders. I’m so sad for the people who lost the five family members. My deepest Prayers are with you !!!!!!”
Knowles concluded her upload with a message for those who have been impacted by the wildfire.
“To the people who lost their homes and belongings , I can only imagine how it feels to lose properties and everything you own ! My heart and deep prayers go out to all of you ❤️,” she wrote. “I cannot imagine the pain and suffering and fear that you are enduring.. I am praying diligently for our beautiful City of Los Angeles !! We are resilient though and we will recover! ‘This too shall pass’ ❤️.”
The Young and Restless star shared a series of videos of the Los Angeles fires approaching his home before evacuating.
“Saying goodbye,” Braeden captioned a Wednesday, January 8 Instagram video of the blaze that could be seen from his backyard.
Braeden’s Pacific Palisades home was completely burned down. He returned to the wreckage for an interview with Entertainment Tonight, published on Friday, January 10.
“45 years, man. I didn’t think it would hit me this much, man,” the actor said, tears in his eyes as he examined what remained of the house.
“I’m devastated, man. I’m devastated. All the memories. I don’t want my family to see this,” the soap star continued. “Boy, obviously you’ve seen a lot of coverage on television over the last few days, and I never imagined this. I didn’t imagine this.”
He admitted that he and his wife “didn’t think [the fire] was going to come here,” adding, “That’s why we lingered on and only then really packed the last hour.” He said, “It’s such a feeling of loss, man. It’s indescribable. It leaves you totally disoriented.”
Milo Ventimiglia and his pregnant wife Jarah Mariano’s Malibu home was destroyed by the fires. In an eerily similar coincidence, Ventimiglia’s This Is Us character, Jack Pearson, died from smoke inhalation after the family home burned down in fictional scenes.
Ventimiglia touched on this as he told CBS News on Thursday, January 9, “You know, it’s not lost on me, life imitating art.”
The actor, who watched his home burn down via security footage, told the outlet the loss was “heavy.”
“You start thinking about all the memories in different parts of the house and what not and then you see your neighbor’s houses and everything kind of around and your heart just breaks,” he said.
Despite losing his home and possessions – including a crib and nursery furniture for their baby who is due any day now – Ventimiglia is grateful those he loves are safe.
“We got good friends and we got good people we’re working with and we’ll make do. Wife and baby and dog, most important,” he said.
One Tree Hill alum Bryan Greenberg and Bride Wars’ Jamie Chung confirmed they lost their home in the fires.
“Family is safe and that’s all that matters. Everything else is just stuff. Thanks for checking in. Stay safe out there!” Greenberg, 46, wrote via his Instagram Stories on Wednesday, January 8.
A day later he again took to his Instagram Stories, this time sharing a clip of what remained of their family home, which he shared with Chung and their 3-year-old twin sons.
“It was all a dream,” he wrote. “Thankfully the family is safe. Thank you to all of the firefighters risking their lives. Stay safe out there.”
Mel Gibson confirmed his Malibu home went up in flames while he was in Austin recording an episode for the “Joe Rogan Experience” podcast.
The actor revealed the loss during an interview on NewsNation’s Elizabeth Vargas Reports on Thursday, January 9. He confirmed his wife Rosalind Ross and son Lars were safe and had evacuated.
“Obviously, it’s kind of devastating. It’s emotional,” Gibson said. “You live there for a long time, and you had all your stuff. You remember George Carlin talking about your stuff? I had my stuff there, and it’s all like, I’ve been relieved from the burden of my stuff, because it’s all in cinders.
Gibson added that he lost a lot of “personal” items in the inferno.
“I had a lot of personal things there that, you know, I can’t get back…All kinds of stuff, everything from photographs to files to, you know, you know, just personal things that I had from over the years, and clothing, you know, pretty cool stuff, you know, but you know that can all be replaced,” Gibson said. “These are only things. And the good, the good news is that, you know, those in my family and those I love are all well, and we’re all happy and healthy and out of harm’s way, that’s all I can care about, really.”
During his interview with NewsNation’s Elizabeth Vargas Reports on Thursday, January 9, Mel Gibson confirmed that his neighbor and fellow actor, Ed Harris, also lost his Malibu home in the Los Angeles wildfires.
Britney Spears, 43, took to Instagram on Thursday, January 9 to share she had fled her Thousand Oaks home as the fires continued to spread.
She chose to post a clip of pink heels on a doll’s feet to share the news.
Keleigh, 32, confirmed the loss of her and husband Miles’ home via Instagram on Thursday. She shared photos of the destruction and wrote, “To everyone reaching out I can’t thank you enough, your kind hearts have meant the world, I’ll never forget them. Community has come out stronger than I could imagine, pacific palisades I love you beyond measure you are a little slice of heaven, we will come back stronger than ever. If you’re in the LA area PLEASE get out if you can. I wish I grabbed my wedding dress .. wish I did a lot different but it doesn’t matter, stay safe, get out. 🥹🥹💔💔 there are no words. THANK YOU to the first responders fighting.”
The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star, 47, revealed via Instagram Thursday that she and her daughter, Lael, lost their Malibu home in the wildfires.
“This is the house I wanted. The house I prayed for. The house I worked in blood, sweat and tears for. The house that I put a key pad instead of a key hole in the front door because I wanted all my family and friends to have a code and use the house whenever they wanted. This is the house where I found peace after battling with racist neighbors and a community that made me have to buy it in a trust within a trust so no one would know that widowed, single Black woman with a teenager was buying on the exclusively-held beach. This was my EFF YOU I’m here house,” she wrote, in part. “It is gone. This is an unimaginable loss. I grieve with the rest of Los Angeles as it burns… and even though I’ve found even words to write here, there’s nothing that I could say in this moment to describe this feeling.”
Celebrity hairstylist and Ouai Haircare co-owner Atkin, 44, posted via Instagram Story that her and husband Mike Rosenthal’s home had been destroyed in the fires. She shared photos of the debris on Thursday and wrote, “My babies bed and blankets and stuffed animals are here.”
“Our neighbors are all taking care of one another and checking in and that’s the theme for 2025,” she also shared. “We’re going to be ok. We always push thru. I’m just so sad I left my Grandma Atkin’s church blazer with her tissues and tictacs in the pockets.”
The singer had to evacuate multiple times as the fires grew.
“Just had to evacuate, tried to go to a friends place / it got an evacuation warning on the way there – now aimlessly driving out of the city,” Grimes wrote via X on Wednesday. “Is the whole city gna be gone? This is a serious tragedy for LA – I feel profoundly sad for everybody 🙏🏻.”
Grimes shared the following day that “vibe is rather Biblical out here.”
The Shark Tank star revealed that her mobile home community in the Pacific Palisades has burned down.
“The beloved Tahitian Terrace Mobile Home Park in Pacific Palisades, my little slice of heaven, was entirely destroyed when the devastating Palisades Fire rapidly moved through the park on Tuesday,” she wrote via Instagram on Thursday. “For the past five years, I’ve been privileged to have a home in this loving, tight-knit community. It’s a place where kindness thrives, friendships are cherished, and neighbors become family. My heart breaks again and again as I see these incredible people who built their lives here for decades, many of them seniors who poured their hearts and life-savings into their trailers, left with absolutely nothing.”
Corcoran added that she’s set up a GoFundMe page to help her fellow residents get back on their feet.
Garner revealed that she was mourning a close pal that died in the fires.
“I did lose a friend, and for our church, it’s really tender so I don’t feel like we should talk about it yet,” Garner said in an interview with MSNBC on Friday, January 10. “I did lose a friend. She didn’t get out in time.”
While the fires were getting closer, the Gossip Girl reboot alum made the decision to go rescue her cat before evacuating.
“It took 20 minutes for me to find her,” Baldwin told the Daily Mail on Wednesday. “She had gone into her best hiding spot which was inside the couch. I grabbed her and wrapped her up in a blanket and put her inside my cat carrier backpack.”
After locating her pet, Baldwin was unable to take the path towards her vehicle and headed toward the ocean on foot.
“Here I was stuck between the fire and the ocean, so it only made sense to get to the water,” she explained to the outlet. “I was genuinely running for my life with my cat strapped to my back and a suitcase rolling behind me.”
The 7th Heaven alum evacuated his Brentwood home, sharing a video via Instagram on January 10, as he drove to check that his nextdoor neighbor, Bill, had evacuated as well. In the video, Watson captured the ash falling from the sky caused by nearby fires, which he noted “looks like snow.”
“Let’s Go Bill! Just got the order to evacuate Brentwood,” Watson captioned his post. “Waiting for one more neighbor before I head out. #staysafe @losangelesfiredepartment @lapdhq @knxnews #LetsGoBill. Bill Left!”
The actor, who celebrated his 87th birthday on December 31, lost his Pacific Palisades home in the devastating fires. “As we struggle to heal from the devastation of these fires, it’s important we remember that the only thing we take with us is the love we give,” Hopkins wrote via Instagram on January 10.
Photos from the Daily Mail revealed the scorched remains of the Oscar winner’s home, which he purchased in 2021.
The Day After Tomorrow actor spoke with NBC’s Robert Kovacik in an interview published on Saturday, January 11, while he was evacuating his Brentwood, California home as the fires continued to rage.
“Who would have thought, you know?” Quaid, 70, said at the time. “We’ve all had a really big lesson — that our experience of reality can change in a moment.”
At the time, the actor could be seen carrying some of his daughter’s belongings out of their home.
“I came back just in case — I had shut off the gas and all those little things you don’t think of and just thought maybe I can be there and put a hose on teh roof if the embers start coming over at least — something like that — or help out the neighbors,” he continued. “Those helicopter pilots are incredible, what they do. And I can’t say enough about the firefighters and first responders and this town.”
He added, “We have it lucky — so I have so many friends who’ve lost… my agent lost both of his houses … We’re fighting as hard as we can to save our city. Gosh, I never though I’d say that.”
The Doctor Odyssey star, 46, confirmed in a statement to People on Sunday, January 12, that his Los Angeles home was destroyed in the wildfires.
“First and most importantly, all the people closest to me affected by the fire are OK,” Jackson said. “My daughter, my family, my neighbors all made it out safely. Sadly my beautiful home did not survive the fires. But today, I feel incredibly lucky to be surrounded by the people I love.”
Levy confirmed via Instagram on January 14 that she lost her Pacific Palisades home to the fires.
“Oh, my sweet home. My heart so deeply aches,” the Schitt’s Creek alum wrote alongside a photo of the view from her land. “What I would give to hear the key slide in the front door one more time or the baby gate click behind me as I bring the laundry upstairs. To hear the garbage truck outside every Tuesday and watch James run to the window to watch. To smell the eucalyptus and the roses and the rosemary. To see the fog roll in in the early morning or the hawks soaring above the yard or the twinkling of lights from the houses across the canyon at night. To run into friends daily because it was that small a town. To search for baby strawberries next door.”
Levy reflected on how “blessed” she and husband Graham Outerbridge were to raise their son in “such an idyllic, magical place away from the hustle and bustle of LA,” noting that the pair had planned their “whole future ahead” in “our little kitchen.”
She concluded her message by confirming that she and her family are “all safe,” adding, “If this has taught me nothing else, it’s to appreciate every last detail of your life. I know we’ll be back and the Palisades will be more vibrant and lush and full of life than ever. We’ll wait until then. ❤️.”
In the comments section of the post, brother Dan Levy wrote, “Love you.” Schitt’s Creek costars Tim Rozon and Emily Hampshire also sent their support. “I love u,” Hampshire wrote, while Rozon left a red heart emoji.
Jonathan Rhys Meyers’ wife Mara Lane shared that the couple’s Malibu home, which they also share with their 8-year-old son, Wolf, was destroyed.
Lane posted a heartfelt tribute to their home via Instagram on Friday, January 7, in honor of the home and the memories made there.
“Thank you to our beautiful home for all the love, memories, and laughter you held. Your door was always open—rarely locked (my home before this literally did not have a key for 12 years lol), just a space where friends and family were always welcome. From sofas to the rock room, upstairs, downstairs, upper home, lower home, art studio, beautiful pool, you were rarely empty, always full of company, warmth, and joy,” Lane wrote.
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“Losing this home has been heartbreaking, especially all the sentimentals I held so dear. If you know me, you know how much I treasure every little thing that brought a smile. My heart aches for J and his artwork, rare books, awards, and amazing guitar collection, all packed with care by David, Dami and Angelique, ready to ship—now gone in an instant.”
She added, “This life is so fleeting and fragile, but the memories will remain forever. Thank you to everyone who made this house a home especially Bams and Popples. It was always a place of love no matter how complex and colorful at times, it became our safe space with big feelings always welcome/encouraged and no unkindness allowed and take twos if needed, and … will live in my heart forever. What a house. What a home. What a life. My heart is heavy with sadness, yet so full of gratitude and joy for all the moments it gave us. Thankful beyond words 🐺🌄♥️🌊🕊️
The loss came just weeks after Lane took to social media to thank firefighters for their efforts in saving their home, which was threatened by the Franklin wildfires that broke out in December.
Zooey and Emily Deschanel
The childhood home of New Girl’s Zooey Deschanel and her sister, Bones star Emily Deschanel was reduced to rubble in Pacific Palisades.
Zooey confirmed the house had been destroyed by posting a heartfelt tribute via Instagram on Friday, January 17.
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“My childhood home. A marvel of 1920s Spanish revival architecture. Full of too many incredible memories to count, it was one of the oldest homes in the Palisades and so spectacularly beautiful,” Zoeey captioned the post. It was not a mansion but it was cozy and lovely and unique and perfect to me.”
She added: “And to me it was holy, a sanctuary where we felt most safe. The Christmas dinners, Easter egg hunts, trick or treating, weddings, birthdays, baby showers… we celebrated the best moments of our lives there. The family photos that lined the hallways, the artwork, the piano I learned to play on, the wedding china, the furniture my great great grandfather built… the reminders of generations past: All have vanished into thin air.”
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