Spencer Pratt and Heidi Montag have misplaced their houses within the wildfire that tore by way of Los Angeles, TMZ reported. Reality TV stars Pratt and Montag’s residence, situated within the Pacific Palisades neighborhood of Los Angeles, burned down on Tuesday, January 7. Their home was reportedly on the epicenter of the blaze.
Sources informed the outlet that Pratt and Montag’s residence “burned to the bottom” however they had been in a position to evacuate with their total household safely. An insider mentioned the couple are “devastated” by the loss.
The fires have burned greater than 2,2900 acres, together with a number of houses, per FireCal. California Governor Gavin Newsom has declared a state of emergency amid the chaos. The National Weather Service additionally issued a purple flag warning on Monday, January 6, and it’s in impact till Wednesday, January 8, for a lot of Southern California. Local officers have urged residents of Pacific Palisades to “evacuate now.”
Celebrities evacuating their houses
Pratt and Montag aren’t the one celebrities who’ve needed to evacuate their houses because of the blaze. Among the others are actors Eugene Levy and James Woods, with Levy revealing in a dialog with the Los Angeles Times that he acquired trapped in site visitors of different fleeing residents attempting to go away the Pacific Palisades neighborhood.
“The smoke regarded fairly black and intense over Temescal Canyon,” the American Pie star mentioned. “I couldn’t see any flames however the smoke was very darkish.”
Woods took to X to share a video of the hearth, captioning it, “Leaving.”
He shared a number of different clips of the blaze. In one, he mentioned they had been “in a position to evacuate efficiently,” admitting, “I have no idea at this second if our residence continues to be standing, however sadly homes on our little road aren’t.”
Take a have a look at Woods’ different posts:
Meanwhile, Police Academy actor Steve Guttenberg informed residents who deserted their automobiles to go away their automobile keys so that fireplace engines are in a position to get by way of. “This isn’t a parking zone,” the actor informed KTLA5. “We actually need folks to maneuver their automobiles … There are folks caught up there. So we’re attempting to clear Palisades Drive and I’m strolling up there so far as I can shifting automobiles.”
He added, “There are households up there, there are pets up there. There are individuals who actually need assistance.”