As wildfires sweep through Los Angeles, many celebrities have shared their experiences on social media, posting photos and videos of the destruction. Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt managed to evacuate safely but expressed heartbreak over their losses. Other stars, including Adam Brody and Leighton Meester, were also affected as flames engulfed their homes; Anna Faris’s representative confirmed she and her family are safe despite the damage.

TMZ reported that several iconic figures like Billy Crystal, Eugene Levy, Anthony Hopkins, and John Goodman lost their homes in the fires. Matthew McConaughey mentioned that returning to “Yellowstone” isn’t out of the question amid this catastrophe. Many stars took a moment to reflect on what they lost while expressing gratitude for their safety.

Tina Knowles shared a poignant message about losing her beloved Malibu bungalow while praising firefighters who risked their lives battling the blazes. She expressed hope for recovery in Los Angeles: “We will recover! This too shall pass.”

Bozoma Saint John confirmed her own home was destroyed in the fire. In an emotional post detailing her connection to the house she fought hard to secure, she lamented its loss but honored memories created there with family.

Paris Hilton also reacted publicly after reports surfaced about her Malibu mansion being consumed by flames. Heartbroken yet grateful for her family’s safety, Hilton emphasized community support during this crisis: “We’re in this together.”

Jennifer Grey’s daughter revealed that they lost their home but both Grey and her dog were safe. Melissa Rivers described how they salvaged precious family items amidst total loss.

Jhene Aiko reflected on losing everything inside her burned home yet remained thankful for each other’s safety; Ricki Lake mourned not just a house but an irreplaceable dream space where significant life moments occurred.

Cameron Mathison documented his property’s destruction via videos as he reassured fans of his family’s well-being despite losing everything they’ve known.

Diane Warren posted about potentially losing nearly 30 years’ worth of memories at her beach house while expressing concern for animals affected by these fires.

Cary Elwes provided updates from evacuation zones before confirming his own home’s devastation while expressing gratitude towards first responders tirelessly working throughout this ordeal.

Carolyn Murphy recorded moments right before flames consumed her residence while thanking local firefighters for keeping others safe amid chaos which felt apocalyptic; Denise Crosby shared similar sentiments after losing what was once a cherished cottage filled with joy alongside personal growth experiences over time—reminding everyone that suffering knows no celebrity status—everyone is feeling pain equally during such tragedies.