she shares a sad photo

PHOTO – Laeticia Hallyday and her two daughters, Jade and Joy, saw their Los Angeles home ravaged by fire. On her social networks, the youngest of the family shared a sad photo.

Ten days after the terrible fires that ravaged the Los Angeles area, dozens of victims are still missing and at least 27 people have died. Among the residents, there are also many personalities who saw their house go up in smoke like that of Laeticia Hallyday and her daughters, Jade and Joy. In fact, they lost their house in Pacific Palisades, which was completely destroyed by the flames. On January 9, Jade and Joy’s mother wrote in the caption of a video on Instagram: “ 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.” Joy had also shared a photo of the rubble of the burned house. And this January 19, the youngest of the family once again took to her Instagram account to show the damage to her subscribers. In the photo, Joy added a heart surrounded by a bandage, which signifies the healing process.

The 16-year-old young woman also shared her anguish when the flames threatened to engulf her home. In the story, in the caption of a screenshot of an article on this subject, she wrote: “ Pacific Palisades, Calif. I pray for everyone who lives in the area.” And at the turn of a carousel showing photos taken in their house in Los Angeles, Joy Hallyday declared: “Our beautiful little Palisades village has disappeared. My home and my childhood are now gone, our haven of peace. I don’t have the words”she wrote in the caption before adding: “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.”

Laeticia Hallyday: her “broken” daughter Jade, her heartbreaking message

Laeticia Hallyday’s eldest daughter, Jade, also posted a publication on her Instagram account dedicated to this terrible event. In a carousel of photos, the 20-year-old young woman shared tender moments of life in Los Angeles and in particular with her dog Cheyenne, who was saved from the flames. “ We lost our home in Palisades, my refuge, the place where so many memories of my childhood were made. I feel devastated. My heart is broken, we are not just losing a house, but a part of us”she wrote in the caption of the publication.

Article written in collaboration with 6Medias.