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With at least four wildfires raging around Los Angeles, numerous members of the Hollywood community are affected, including Billy Crystal, Mandy Moore, Anna Faris and Ricki Lake.

In a statement to CNN on Wednesday, Crystal said: “Words cannot describe the extent of the devastation we are witnessing and witnessing. We mourn our friends and neighbors who also lost their homes and businesses in this tragedy.”

“Janice and I had lived in our house since 1979. We raised our children and grandchildren here. Every inch of our house was filled with love. Beautiful memories that can’t be taken away,” he added.

“We are of course heartbroken, but with the love of our children and friends we will get through this.” We pray for the safety of the firefighters and first responders. The Pacific Palisades is a resilient community of great people and we know that in time it will rise again. It’s our home.”

Actress and former talk show host Lake shared on her Instagram page Wednesday that she lost her “dream home” to the fires, writing, “It’s all gone.”

“It was our heaven on earth. The place where we wanted to grow old together. “We never took for granted our heavenly spot on the cliff overlooking our beloved Malibu, not even for a second,” she wrote. Lake added that she is grieving the “immeasurable” loss of the home where she and her husband were married three years ago.

Paris Hilton said she learned her Malibu home was lost as it burned on live television, writing on her Instagram page that the image was something “no one should ever have to experience.”

“We created so many precious memories in this house. This is where Phoenix took its first steps and we dreamed of creating unforgettable memories with London for a lifetime,” she wrote. “Although the loss is overwhelming, I hold on to the gratitude that my family is safe. My heart and prayers go out to every family affected by these fires.”

Celebrity chef Sandra Lee also said she lost her house in the disaster.

“I cried all night and thought about every room, every nook and cranny. It was perfect and now it’s just Ash,” Lee wrote in a post shared on Instagram. “Please keep our community, firefighters and first responders in your prayers. This isn’t over yet – not even close.”

Actors James Woods and Steve Guttenberg spoke to CNN on Wednesday morning about their experiences dealing with the fires in their neighborhood.

Steve Guttenberg helps clear the way for firefighters in Palisades

Mandy Moore, who lives near the Eaton Fire, posted an update on her Instagram Story Tuesday evening that she and her family of five had been brought to safety. On Wednesday, Moore shared another update mourning the destruction of her neighborhood.

“Honestly, I am shocked and numb for all that so many have lost, including my family. My children’s school is gone. Our favorite restaurants, leveled,” Moore wrote on her Instagram page on Wednesday. “So many friends and family members have also lost everything. Our community is broken, but we will be here to rebuild together.”

Reality stars Spencer Pratt and Heidi Montag’s home burned down in the Palisades Fire, according to Pratt, who posted a photo of her reality stars Spencer Pratt and Heidi Montag’s burning bedroom on his Instagram page on Wednesday. Both their home and Pratt’s parents’ home burned in the fire, he wrote.

Faris was also reportedly affected by the Palisades Fire. A representative told CNN on Wednesday that “Anna and her family are safe and very grateful.”

At least two people died and others suffered “significant injuries” in several massive fires in Los Angeles County fueled by strong winds. The two civilians died in the Eaton fire, which burned in east Los Angeles near Altadena and Pasadena, county fire chief Anthony C. Marrone said Wednesday morning.

The Palisades Fire, which burned in western LA near Malibu and Santa Monica, has already destroyed at least 1,000 buildings. It is the most destructive thing ever to occur in Los Angeles County, according to CalFire data.

The fires are at 0% containment as emergency responders struggle to combat the rapidly spreading blazes, with tens of thousands more people facing evacuation across LA County.

Several Hollywood events were also postponed due to the fires, including the Critics Choice Awards. The awards show, originally scheduled to take place this Sunday in Santa Monica, has been postponed until Jan. 26, Critics Choice Awards CEO Joey Berlin announced in a statement Wednesday.