The year 2025 got off to a dramatic start for Americans. This Thursday, January 9, the City of Angels was the victim of a terrible fire which not only delayed the filming of several programs, but also affected many homes.
The stars were not spared. This is the case of Paris Hilton who discovered, sitting on the sofa with her family in front of the television, that her home was burning. “This is something no one should ever have to experience. It was in this house that we made so many precious memories. It’s where Phoenix took his first steps and where we dreamed of building a lifetime of memories with London.”she indicated on her social networks.
Which stars lost their homes?
But Nicole Richie’s BFF is not the only celebrity to be affected by this drama. Ben Affleck evacuated his Los Angeles home before finding refuge with his ex-wife Jennifer Garner with their three children.
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On the side of Laeticia Hallyday, the damage is just as devastating since Johnny’s widow revealed that she had lost everything. “There’s nothing left. I saw our house go to ashes, helpless in the face of the flames that took everything away. This video haunts my heart. It wasn’t just a house. It was our refuge, our rebirth after the chaos of mourning, it was within these walls that we healed our wounds, that we learned to live with absence, to rebuild days lit by love despite the shadow of loss. dreams, our secrets, our promises for tomorrow But above all, she helped us get back on our feet, to rebuild ourselves after the unimaginable absence of my husband.lamented the mother.
Patrick Bruel reassures his fans
The list continues to grow, including Leonardo DiCaprio, James Woods, Jamie Lee Curtis, Mandy Moore and Patrick Bruel. Fortunately, the singer’s family is safe and sound, as he clarified in his Instagram story: “Thank you my friends for all your messages regarding this disaster in Los Angeles. Just to reassure you, there was no one in the house and the children are safe. At this time, it’s impossible to know if the house is still standing (…) It’s apocalyptic.”
Around 1,500 buildings have been destroyed and more than 100,000 residents have been evacuated in the past 24 hours.
