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French singer Patrick Bruel announced this Friday, January 10 on Instagram that he had lost his house in the devastating fires in Los Angeles.
PEOPLE – “It was a nice anchor, another refuge. » Like many other celebrities, French singer Patrick Bruel announced this Friday, January 10 on Instagram that he had lost his villa, reduced to ashes by the violent fires ravaging Los Angeles, causing at least ten deaths.
In the publication you can read belowthe singer of Who has the right is sorry: “The only assurance to which we cannot subscribe is that of emotion, of memories, of objects, of perfumes…And of the silences which surrounded this house which goes up in smoke”.
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In this « refuge » which was located in the upscale neighborhood of Pacific Palisades, as he calls it, he saw his children grow up: “ Oscar was 13, Léon 11 [ans] when we arrived… ».
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And the artist continues: “This evening I am necessarily thinking of the victims, of my friends, of my neighbors, and of all those who lost everything in this disaster as in so many others in recent years. »
Patrick Bruel’s ex-partner, the writer and screenwriter Amanda Sthers, testified Thursday on Morning TVexplaining that one of their sons “left the day it started, he was seeing things from the plane and sending us videos. » And clarified to our colleagues that the house “from their dad” seemed “ having disappeared in the flames.
“At the moment it is impossible to know if the house is still standing,” singer Patrick Bruel indicated on Wednesday. “There was no one in the house and the children are safe”he reassured.
Other stars have also lost their most precious possessions in these devastating fires, like Laeticia Hallyday, widow of singer Johnny Hallyday, Oscar-winning actor Anthony Hopkins and billionaire Paris Hilton.
Since Tuesday, around 2,000 houses or buildings have been destroyed and more than 100,000 residents of the megacity have been called to evacuate, particularly in Hollywood, the historic film studio district. The fires have killed at least five people. With the destruction of these villas, the fire could be the costliest ever recorded: damage was estimated at $57 billion (55 billion euros) by AccuWeather.
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