“We lost everything”: Laeticia Hallyday mourns the loss of her house in the Los Angeles fires while Patrick Bruel reassures his fans (videos)

Johnny’s widow “powerless” in the face of flames

Among the victims, we find Hollywood stars like Paris Hilton or James Woods, but also French personalities. And for good reason, there are several who own a villa in this district of the “City of Angels”. This is particularly the case of Laeticia Hallyday…

The one who was Johnny’s 4th and last wife, until her death in 2017, shared apocalyptic images of the fires on social networks. In a long message, where the memory of her late husband is felt, she says she “lost everything” in the disaster.

“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. Everything has disappeared. …and with it, a part of my soul. The grief is endless,” she confided on Instagram.

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The widow of France’s favorite rocker also paid tribute to her neighbors and friends who also “lost everything” in the fire in this upscale neighborhood, which she “loved so much” for 17 years. “We are devastated, but together we will try to be reborn one day, even in the midst of these ruins,” she concludes.

Patrick Bruel “doesn’t know if his house is still standing”

The disaster also affected another star of the French musical scene, in the person of Patrick Bruel. Also the owner of a villa in this now devastated neighborhood, the singer wanted to reassure his worried fans via social networks.

“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 is impossible to know if the house is still standing,” he said.

While waiting for more information, the interpreter of “Break the voice” can only comment with fear on the striking images and pay tribute to both the men of the fire and the victims.

“It’s apocalyptic. There will be considerable material damage to be seen once the area is accessible, but for the moment, my thoughts are with the brave firefighters and those trapped in the flames. Strength to all!”, a- he writes.

Costliest fire ever recorded?

With the destruction of a hundred luxury residences costing millions of dollars, the fire there would be the costliest ever recorded: the damage was estimated at 57 billion dollars (55 billion euros) by AccuWeather.

After the Pacific Palisades neighborhood, the flames began to devour the Hollywood Hills this Wednesday evening, a few hundred meters from the famous Hollywood Boulevard and Chinese Theater.