James Woods I met a troll online who took a swipe at him for losing his home Pacific Palisades wildfire.

After the actor confirmed that his house had gone up in smoke, the person on X took the opportunity to bring up Wood’s previous criticism of “climate change.”

Having none of it, James Woods criticized the netizen while simultaneously criticizing California Governor Gavin Newsom and Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass.

James Woods angers ‘ignorant’ troll over ‘climate change’ comment amid Pacific Palisades wildfire

Woods is one of many people whose homes were engulfed in flames in the affluent Los Angeles area and were forced to evacuate.

The actor shared several updates on social media detailing the immense damage and updating his followers on the well-being of him and his family.

Although Woods initially hoped his home would survive the wildfire thanks to sprinklers and other fire safety measures, he later shared online that all of the “fire alarms” in his home had gone off remotely, indicating that the flames had engulfed his home .

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The person wrote: “The irony that James Woods, known for his skepticism about climate change, lost his home to the very wildfires linked to climate change impacts in California is striking.”

In a scathing response, Woods said: “This fire is not due to “climate change,” you idiot. That’s because liberal idiots like you vote for liberal idiots like Gavin Newsom and Karen Bass. One person knows nothing about fire protection and the other cannot fill the water reservoirs. #INSTABLOCK.”

James Woods says losing his home feels like ‘losing a loved one’

Woods shared a heartbreaking update with his followers on X, confirming that the wildfire had set off all the fire alarms in his home.

He said: “In our house all the smoke alarms go off and send the data to our iPhones. I couldn’t believe our pretty little house in the hills had lasted this long. It feels like losing a loved one.”

In a follow-up post, Woods added: “I picked this up from our beautiful little house in the Palisades last night. Now all fire alarms are triggered remotely at once. It tests your soul to lose everything at once, I have to say.”

He also hinted that getting insurance support could be a problem, revealing in a tweet that “one of the major insurance companies (sic) canceled all policies in our neighborhood about four months ago.”

The actor revealed that he and his family were safely evacuated

Woods opened the Pacific Palisades wildfire update by saying he and his family were “leaving” the area.

The actor later confirmed that they had safely made their way out of the disaster area and shared frightening photos of the fire that ravaged the area.

“To all the wonderful people who reached out to us, thank you for being so concerned. “I just want to let you know that we were able to evacuate successfully,” Woods said in a post on X.

He added at the time: “I don’t know at the moment if our house is still standing, but unfortunately the houses on our little street are no longer standing.”

In another post, he thanked the “LA Fire Department and Police Department” for stepping up and taking responsibility for the shocking incident.

Fans comfort James Woods after losing his home

Woods received a flood of messages of support from fans after confirming his house was on fire.

One person wrote: “Praying for you. I’m so sorry your home is affected…ugh.”

Another shared: “I’m so sorry. Devastating. Thank you for your contributions in honor of the fire department and police. God bless you and everyone suffering from these terrible fires.”

A third netizen remarked: “Our deepest condolences and I’m just glad you’re safe.”

Another person commented: “This is terrible! I’m so sorry, Mr. Woods! I hope all your loved ones and friends are safe.”

Over 30,000 people were ordered to evacuate Pacific Palisades

As reported by The timesAfter the dangers became known, an evacuation order was issued for over 30,000 people in the affluent Los Angeles area.

Located on the coast and mountains north of Santa Monica, Pacifist Palisades is home to many celebrities and notable people.

Other stars known to have moved to the area in recent years include actors Ben Affleck, Tom Hanks, Rita Wilson, Reese Witherspoon, Bradley Cooper, Matt Damon, Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston.

It’s unclear how many celebrity homes were directly affected by the flames. However, “Schitts Creek” star Eugene Levi and actor Steve Guttenberg also had to leave their homes due to the fire.