Celebrities lost their homes in the Los Angeles fire

The actress and daytime talk show host lost her “dream home” in the Malibu fire. Lake documented it on Instagram, posting videos of her and her husband, Ross Burninghamtrying to save their home. “January 25, 7 The day we lost our house. 😭💔timeline of our efforts to save our beloved home in Malibu,” she wrote on Instagram. Lake offered a timeline of events, sharing that she and Burnhingham finally decided to leave their home at 8:02 p.m. on January 7. “This loss is immeasurable. That’s where we got married 3 years ago,” Lake shared in a separate post. “I grieve with all those suffering in this apocalyptic event.”

Sandra Lee

Emmy Award-winning television chef and former unofficial First Lady of New York City lost his home in the Palisades fire. “My house is gone, I cried all night and thought about every room and corner,” she wrote on Instagram. “It was perfection and now it’s just ashes.” Lee also shared some harrowing videos of the Palisades fire on Instagram as she evacuated.

Eugene Levy

Emmy Award winner Schitt Creek star also lost his home in the Palisades fire. Since 2021, the Canadian actor has served as honorary mayor of Pacific Palisades, a figurehead position for the community whose previous residents include Billy Crystal and Short Martin. His son, actor Dan Levy, shared the news on his Instagram story: “Heartbroken for my family, my friends and the people of LA affected by the tragic fire.”

Cameron Mathison

Soap opera star Cameron Matthison took to Instagram to records the loss of his Altadena home in an Instagram video. “We are safe but this is what is left of our beautiful home,” he wrote on social networks. “Our home, where our children are raised and where they want to raise their children one day.” The Daytime Emmy-nominated Canadian actor currently stars in the title role General hospital. “I lost my house and everything I owned,” he said above Good morning America.“I still have this hoodie, a pair of pants and two pairs of sneakers. That’s it.”

Rosie O’Donnell

Comedian, actor and former View mode co-host lost his Malibu beachfront property in the California wildfires. O’Donnell, who will return to television this year with a role in And so onshared the news that her house had passed away on TikTok. “On the plane in Malibu – the entire beach front house was gone – including the house I lived in #thankyoufirefighters,” she wrote.

Spencer Pratt and Heidi Montag

One of the first celebrity couples to share that they lost their home in a fire. The hills star Spencer Pratt watched his Pacific Palisades with Hill co-star and wife Heidi Montag burned to the ground through security camera images. “When your house burns down and you have nothing, your parents’ house burns down and they have nothing” Pratt said in a TikTok video. “I’m obviously in shock. My brain isn’t working anymore. I think this is the messiest post you’ve ever seen.” Pratt has posted several videos on his personal TikTok rummaged through what was left of their house, trying to find a fountain, their son’s toy set, and some crystals from his signature collection.

Melissa River

TV host and daughter of the late great comedian Joan Rivers, Melissa Rivers’ home was destroyed by the Palisades fire. She won her mother’s 1990 Emmy Award for outstanding talk show host Joan River Program from the fire. “Honestly, I got my mom’s Emmy, a picture of my dad and a drawing my mom did of me and my son,” she said on CNN. “I look for my mother’s drawing rather than a photo because I know I can find those. [The drawing] I am irreplaceable.”

Spell candy

Candy Spelling, widow of multi-millionaire television producer Aaron Spelling and mother of actress Spell Tori, lost the Malibu home she owned with her late husband for more than 50 years. The $23 million Malibu estate is separate from the infamous Spelling mansion, located in Holmby Hills. “I am in shock and having to come to terms with this devastating loss to our family,” Spelling said. TMZ on Thursday, January 9. “I am extremely grateful for those memories. It was truly a wonderful gift.”

Mile counter

Top gun: Maverick star Miles Teller lost his Pacific Palisades home in a fire. his wife, Keleigh Teller, shared the news in an Instagram post in it was the last photo she took of their homebefore it burned out. “To everyone who has reached out, I cannot thank you enough, your kind hearts mean the world, I will never forget them,” she wrote. “The community has become stronger than I could have imagined, Pacific Fences I love you beyond measure, you are a little piece of heaven, we will come back stronger than ever.”

Milo Ventimiglia

The actor and his pregnant wife Jarah Ventimiglia saw their home destroyed in the Palisades Fire. Ventigmilia acknowledges the sad parallel between tragedy and plot in his drama This is us in which his character, Jack Pearson, died of smoke inhalation after his house burned down. “You know, the art of imitating life is not lost on me,” he said. by Ventimiglia This is us co-star Mandy Moore also seen Her Altadena home was severely damaged but not completely destroyedfrom the Eaton fire.

Diane Warren

Diane Warren, famous musician and recipient of an honorary Oscar, lost the beachfront home she owned for more than 30 years in the Malibu fire. “This is the last photo I took of Leah’s rock from my beach house. I have had this house for almost 30 years. Looks like it was lost in last night’s fire,” the 15-time Oscar nominee wrote. in the Instagram caption. “There is a rainbow shining up there and I see it as a sign of hope for all the creatures affected by this tragedy.”

Rainn Wilson

the Office Star Rainn Wilson shares that his Ventura County home was heavily damaged and “nearly burned down” in the California wildfires. Wilson, who memorably played Michael Scott’s right-hand man Dwight Schrute, thanked his wife Reinhorn Holiday for ensuring their pet pigs, Amy and Shorty, escaped unharmed. “We are some of the luckiest people in Ventura County,” he said on Instagram. “The fire on the mountain was extremely devastating and two of our closest neighbors were completely homeless,”

James Woods

the conservative actor lost his Pacific Palisades home in a wildfire and quickly blamed California’s liberal politicians. “The firefighters who risk their lives to save our homes deserve the highest praise and gratitude. He writes in broke down in tears while appearing on CNN to talk about the fires, remained skeptical about the role climate change played in the devastation that followed. “This fire isn’t caused by ‘climate change,’ you moron,” he wrote in a reply above X. “It’s because liberal idiots like you elect liberal idiots like Gavin Newsom and Karen Bass.”