Jade is going through this ordeal with her younger sister Joy. “Our beautiful little village of Palisades is gone. My home and my childhood are now gone, our haven of peace. I have no words”for her part confided the 16-year-old teenager, still on Instagram. “We are truly devastated by everything that is happening […]. I will forever cherish every moment spent with my family and friends in the house of happiness”adds the high school student.
Not one, but two lost family homes
After the sale of the family home shared with Johnny in Pacific Palisades, between 2013 and 2017, Laeticia Hallyday and her daughters moved to a more “modest” residence in this same neighborhood in 2021. It is in this second house that mother and daughters rebuilt following the death of the rocker.
“There’s nothing left“, wrote Laeticia Hallyday on Thursday on Instagram, in the caption of a video showing her neighborhood engulfed in flames. “It is between 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. It sheltered our dreams, our secrets, our promises for tomorrow But above all, she helped us to get back on our feet, to rebuild ourselves after the unimaginable absence of my husband.
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In a second message relayed on January 11, Taulier’s widow added: “I feel like I’ve lost a part of my soul, like a part of me has gone with the flames. Yet in this abyss, there remains one thing that nothing can ever burn away the immense love I receive every day. Your messages, your prayers, your gestures touch me deeply. You are my strength, my hope, my reason to believe in tomorrow. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.”
The human toll from the fires that have affected Los Angeles for four days has risen to eleven deaths. The wind fanning the flames began to weaken on Friday, while controversy over the effectiveness of the relief efforts mounted. Entire sections of the second largest city in the United States are devastated: more than 10,000 buildings have been destroyed and more than 14,000 hectares have gone up in smoke.
