Laeticia Hallyday: after the fires in Los Angeles, she makes a big decision

On January 9, Laeticia Hallyday announced that she had lost her house due to the devastating fires in Los Angeles. Fifteen days later, Jade and Joy's mother made a big decision following this drama, as revealed Gala.

Since January 7, devastating fires have destroyed Los Angeles. At the beginning of the month, the Pacific Palisades district was the first district to be impacted and many stars' homes were reduced to ashes, such as that of Paris Hilton and Laeticia Hallyday. It was on her Instagram account that Johnny Hallyday's widow announced the sad news in a moving publication: “We lost everything… There’s nothing left. I saw our house go to ashes, helpless in the face of the flames which took everything away”.

If Laeticia Hallyday was in France at the time of the fires, she has since returned to the ruins of her house with her younger daughter Joy Hallyday. Fifteen days after the tragedy, the latter also made a big decision as revealed Gala in her latest issue on newsstands: she will stay in Los Angeles, despite the fires which continue to destroy the City of Angels. “No question of leaving Los Angeles for the moment. However, her family would like her to return to France. But she doesn't want it. Her daughters are American, they have lived in the United States since they were little, they have their friends, their habits there. Their life, quite simply”we can read.

Laeticia Hallyday: where has she lived since her house in Los Angeles was destroyed by fire?

While she lost her property, Laeticia Hallyday first found refuge with her friend Christina, as revealed Galathis Thursday, January 23. Before finding a new base a few days later in Malibu, into which she moved with her daughters, Jade and Joy, and their dog Cheyenne. A furnished house lent by a friend who lives abroad. Johnny Hallyday's widow is expected to stay there until August. The small family also benefited from the help of relatives who brought them clothes.

This Thursday, January 23, on her Instagram account, Laeticia Hallyday also gave reassuring news: “We are safe, standing, and despite the pain, nothing will make us bend”. Before not hiding his emotion once again in the face of this tragedy: “The Palisades was more than a place. It was a haven of serenity, a sanctuary of precious memories. I lived there the brightest days of my life. It’s almost inconceivable that it all disappeared in an instant… but the memories remain, forever etched in my heart.”

This article can be found in the Gala No. 1650, available Thursday January 23 on newsstands. To follow the news live, you can join the in WhatsApp of Gala .