The recent wildfires in Los Angeles have devastated celebrity homes, leaving many in shock and mourning their losses.
Los Angeles: The wildfires have wreaked havoc, destroying homes of several celebrities. It’s been a tough time, with five lives lost and over 130,000 people forced to evacuate. The fires started on Tuesday, and now there are at least five major blazes threatening the homes of many stars.
Even iconic spots like the Capitol Records building and the Hollywood Walk of Fame are at risk. The evacuation zone is dangerously close to the Hollywood sign, a symbol of the city. The Griffith Observatory, famous from movies, is also in jeopardy.
Strong winds, reaching up to 100 mph, are making things worse. They’ve delayed firefighting efforts and caused homes to go up in flames quickly. Paris Hilton’s Malibu home was one of the casualties, and she shared her heartbreak on Instagram, saying she watched it burn live.
Leighton Meester and Adam Brody lost their £5 million home, with photos showing their garage engulfed in flames. Anna Faris also faced a huge loss, as her mansion was reduced to ashes. Miles Teller and his wife just lost their new home in Pacific Palisades, which they bought for £6 million.
Comedian Eugene Levy was caught in traffic due to the evacuations, while Anthony Hopkins saw his home of over 25 years turn to ruins. Billy Crystal and his wife lost their home too, with only their tennis court left standing. They expressed their heartbreak, recalling the love and memories built there since 1979.
John Goodman’s house was completely destroyed, leaving just a charred swimming pool behind. Spencer Pratt and Heidi Montag shared their experience of watching their home burn down on security cameras. Diane Warren lost her beachside home but was relieved her pets made it out safely.
Many celebrities shared their harrowing escape stories. Mark Hamill described fleeing for their lives, while Mandy Moore expressed shock over the devastation, noting her children’s school was gone. Jamie Lee Curtis, whose home was spared, mourned the loss of their neighborhood.
Others, like Ben Affleck and Fergie, had to evacuate, but it’s unclear if their homes were affected. It’s a tough time for everyone in the community, but they’re determined to rebuild together.
