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Hollywood is on fire: California wildfires destroy celebrity homes and landmarks

California wildfires have wreaked havoc in Los Angeles, destroying the homes of thousands, including many high-profile celebrities. The devastating fires reach densely populated and affluent neighborhoods such as Calabasas and Santa Monica, where many of California’s rich and famous reside.

The victims included actors, musicians and influencers, who shared their heartbreaking experiences.

Firefighters continue to battle wind-driven flames across the region, forcing tens of thousands to flee and causing widespread destruction.

Billy Crystal and his wife, Janice, said their 45-year-old home, located in the coastal neighborhood of Pacific Palisades, was completely gutted by wildfires.

“We raised our children and grandchildren here. Every inch of our home was filled with love,” Crystal said in a statement.

Likewise, actress and singer Mandy Moore, whose home was lost in the Altadena area, expressed her shock and sadness. “So many friends and loved ones have lost everything as well,” Moore said in an emotional Instagram post.

Paris Hilton also revealed that her Malibu home, where she shared countless memories with her family, was one of the victims of the fires.

As reported Page sixBelow is a list of the most prominent figures who lost their homes due to devastating fires:

  • Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt: lost their home; Pratt shared that their son’s bed burned in the shape of a heart.

  • Leighton Meester and Adam Brody: Their $6.5 million Los Angeles home was destroyed.

  • Anna Faris: She lost her eco-friendly mansion, which was purchased for $4.9 million in 2018.

  • Miles Teller and Kelly Teller: Their $7.5 million home burned down, with only the foundation remaining.

  • Eugene Levy: Lost his home in the Pacific.

  • Anthony Hopkins: His home in Pacific Palisades was destroyed; No comment has been made yet.

  • Billy Crystal: His house burned down, and all that was left was the tennis court.

  • John Goodman: Lost his home in Los Angeles; All that remained was the black pond.

  • Cameron Matheson: Participated in the destruction of his home, thanking his supporters.

  • Cobie Smulders: She lost her $5.6 million home in Pacific Palisades.

  • Diane Warren: Her beach house was destroyed; She shared a photo of an emotional rock with a message of hope.

  • Cary Elwes: Confirmed the loss of his home, expressing gratitude for the safety of his family.

  • Fergie: Her house is in danger but still standing in the fire.

  • Ben Affleck: He evacuated his home and sought shelter at Jennifer Garner’s house.

  • Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson: Their son shared the devastation, but no official statement has been issued yet.

  • Alabama and Landon Parker: Evacuees due to wildfires, share updates on social media.

  • Mandy Moore: The fire destroyed her home.

  • Paris Hilton: Lost her Malibu home due to ongoing wildfires.

Evacuations and ongoing firefighting efforts

Firefighters are struggling to contain the blazes, which include the Palisades Fire west of Los Angeles, the Eaton Fire north of Pasadena, and a new fire that broke out in the Hollywood Hills late Wednesday.

Far-reaching upheavals in Hollywood and the film industry

The fires have greatly disrupted the entertainment industry. The Critics’ Choice Awards have been rescheduled, and Hollywood premieres have been cancelled. Universal Studios was closed for the day due to smoke conditions, while other productions were included Hacks and Ted Lassohas been temporarily suspended.

The Academy Awards nominations were postponed for two days to accommodate members affected by the fires.

The impact of fires on local infrastructure

As of Wednesday, more than 1.5 million people were reported to be without power. Areas like Temescal Canyon, known for its hiking trails and multi-million-dollar homes, have been significantly affected.

The fires also destroyed historic sites, including the ranch house once owned by Hollywood legend Will Rogers.

The flames leapt across Sunset Boulevard, damaging part of Palisades Charter High School and destroying a historic hotel built in 1929 in Topanga State Park.

Published by:

Revanshi Rakhrai

Published on:

January 10, 2025

By Admin

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