The whole world’s eyes are on Los Angeles. In recent days, violent fires have hit the city. The balance sheet currently stands at 10 dead.
Several French celebrities residing in Los Angeles spoke. This time it’s comedian Kev Adams who speaks on Instagram in order to reassure his fans.
Kev Adams reassures his fans
Kev Adams did a long story on his Instagram accountwishing to reassure all its subscribers. The comedian explains that he received a very large number of messages, asking him if he was well. “Thank you very much for your messages, everything is fine here“he explained live from Los Angeles, apparently on the terrace of a building.
However, the comedian also explained only a burning smell could be felt throughout the city, an obvious consequence of the terrible fires that have hit the region in recent days. “Ici, we were arriving to see the fires everywhere“he adds.
The comedian wants to help French speakers in Los Angeles
Fortunately, Kev Adams explains that the worst is over : “There, there are no more flames at all, there is no more wind either so I think it has calmed down”. In his video, the comedian shows a rather clear panorama on the famous letters from Hollywood. This video will at least have had the merit of reassuring all Kev Adams fans, who were sincerely worried about him.
The comedian also held to express support to the residents of Los Angeles who were affected by the fires. It particularly encourages French and French-speakers living there and having lost their homes to contact him directly via his social networks.
Kev Adams: “Strength to all those who are in trouble”
In the rest of his story, Kev Adams explains that numerous aids have been put in place to receive the victims: “There are plenty of shelters that have been set up, there are plenty of places to welcome you”. He reminds all his subscribers that they can contact himso that he can do his best to redirect them towards appropriate solutions.
Finally, the artist concluded by saying that he was thinking of all the victims of these fires : “Strength to all those who are in trouble, we are with you”. A beautiful message of solidarity, which will surely help many people having lost their home during the Los Angeles fires, while reassuring the comedian’s fans.
