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Los Angeles fires: Jennifer Garner has a “bleeding heart” after the death of a friend
LOS ANGELES – If we talk a lot about the many houses, especially those of stars, which have gone up in smoke since the start of the fires which ravaged part of Los Angeles, some residents have lost much more than a roof. This is the case of actress Jennifer Garner who announced on MSNBC this Saturday, January 11 that she had lost a loved one in the disaster.
The interpreter of Elektra Natchios, from the Marvel universe, helped the victims of the fires alongside the World Central Kitchen association. Questioned by the American media, the actress, with tears in her eyes, declared: “I lost a friend. It’s very hard. It’s hard for me to talk about her right now. She didn’t manage to get out in time.” from her home.
The numerous fires raging in Los Angeles for the fourth day in a row have caused at least eleven deaths. 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.
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-« I almost feel guilty walking around my house”
The actress’s home does not seem to be threatened and she also explains that she feels ” guilty » and helpless in the face of the situation. “My heart bleeds for my friends. I could tell you about a hundred who lost their homes. I almost feel guilty walking around my house, wondering what I can do. How can I help? What do I have to offer with these hands, these walls and the security I have? »she asks herself.
Several personalities have lost their homes, such as Patrick Bruel, Laeticia Hallyday, Anthony Hopkins and Paris Hilton.
Faced with the looting which is increasing in the disaster or evacuated areas, a strict curfew, in force between 6 p.m. and 6 a.m., was decreed Friday by the authorities in the sectors of Pacific Palisades and Altadena, the most ravaged.
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