This week all eyes are on Southern California. Wildfires broke out in the region on Tuesday afternoon and have since caused devastating damage in the Golden State. The natural disaster is reportedly a byproduct of strong winds and an extremely dry climate. With limited labor and water supplies, it is even possible that the worst is yet to come. Not only has the fire reached communities like Malibu, Santa Monica and Pacific Palisades, causing many people to evacuate their homes, but it has also destroyed over 1,000 homes, buildings and storefronts.

The population in and around Los Angeles is on high alert – and the celebrities living here are no exception. Many high-profile figures have received evacuation notices and posted them on social media, describing the pain and fear of leaving their homes for safer terrain. We can only imagine how devastating it must be to say goodbye to a place full of memories. To keep you updated, read on to learn more about the celebrities affected by the Pacific Palisades wildfire.

If you would like to support the Los Angeles community, consider donating to the American Red Cross and the California Fire Foundation.

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Dan Levy

While the Schitt’s Creek Star is currently safe from the fires, his Los Feliz home reveals a surreal look at the natural tragedy. “I am heartbroken for my family, my friends and the people of (Los Angeles) affected by these catastrophic fires.”

Spencer Pratt and Heidi Montag

Mother Nature took a brutal toll on the Montag-Pratt family. After The hills Former spouses shared their apartment and fell victim to the forest fires. Spencer revealed that his parents’ house had also burned down.

James Woods

Although James Woods is not in danger, he unfortunately has a front row seat to the destruction of his home. The casino Actor says His home security cameras captured the entire demise.

“All the smoke detectors in our house go off and send the data to our iPhones,” he wrote

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Mandy Moore

Just a few years after selling its property in Pasadena, the this is us The star actress shared that she and her family had to leave their new home. “So sad for the destruction and loss,” she wrote in an Instagram story. “I don’t know if our place made it.”

Anna Faris

Although the domestic bunny Star has yet to comment, with various media outlets claiming her 4,000-square-foot property in the Pacific Palisades burned to the ground. Faris reportedly purchased this chic property in 2019 for $5 million.

Jamie Lee Curtis

Jamie Lee Curtis is set to star in her own real-life horror film. Although the Oscar winner confirmed her home is safe, she shared on Instagram that “her beloved neighborhood is gone.” “So many others have lost everything,” she wrote. “Help where you can. Thank you to the first responders and firefighters.”

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Chet Hanks

It’s anything but a nice day in the neighborhood for Tom Hanks’ real estate portfolio. While the popular actor has yet to comment on the wildfires, his son Chet shared that his childhood neighborhood is “burning to the ground right now.” “Pray for the Palisades,” he wrote on his Instagram Stories.

Leighton Meester and Adam Brody

Just days after they walked the red carpet for the Golden Globe Awards, TMZ reported that Adam Brody and Leighton Meester’s Pacific Palisades home was vandalized.

Alabama Barker

Although many members of the KarJenner family have posted information and ways to donate on their Instagram Stories, it looks like some of them have been affected by the fires. Alabama Barker, Kourtney Kardashian’s stepdaughter, shared that she had to flee her home. “They say the fires spread to football fields within seconds,” she added.

Mary Shriver

According to Maria Shriver, Arnold Schwarzenegger’s ex-wife and former First Lady of California, it’s all gone. “Our neighborhood, our restaurants,” she wrote on Instagram. “All our friends lost everything. We were evacuated but are safe. But the people lost everything.”

In the face of disaster, Shriver urges his followers and fellow Los Angeles residents to follow the best rules and rely on their community. “We in this city will embrace each other,” she added. “We will rise up, but for now this fire continues to burn. People must stay safe, stay out of danger and allow firefighters to do what they can to help those who need immediate help.”

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Ben Affleck

Several months after moving into his bachelor pad, the actor-slash-director had to leave his home in the Pacific Palisades. In fact, TMZ reports that he is safe at the home of his ex-wife Jennifer Garner.

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