The ongoing wildfires ravaging Los Angeles have caused widespread devastation, destroying homes, forcing thousands to flee, and leaving a deep emotional toll on many residents, including some of Hollywood’s biggest stars.

In recent years, California’s wildfire seasons have become more severe, with Los Angeles often at the center of these disasters.

Several high-profile celebrities, such as Jeff Bridges and Jennifer Love Hewitt, have been affected by these fires, losing their homes or being forced to evacuate. From long-held family estates to newly acquired dream homes, these celebrities have all experienced the harrowing reality of the wildfires.

1. Jeff Bridges Jeff Bridges faced a painful loss when his Malibu home, a family property passed down through generations, was destroyed in the Los Angeles wildfires. The home, which had stunning views of the Pacific Ocean, had belonged to his parents before being inherited by him and his siblings. The fire decimated the four-bedroom residence, and while properties can be replaced, the emotional loss of a family heirloom was profound.

2. Milo Ventimiglia Actor Milo Ventimiglia, known for his role in This Is Us, experienced a heartbreaking moment when he and his wife had to evacuate their Malibu home as flames approached. They watched in shock as the fire consumed their property via their security cameras. The emotional toll was even greater since the couple had just finished preparing a nursery for their first child. The loss of their home and baby belongings added to the sorrow.

3. Anthony Hopkins Oscar-winning actor Anthony Hopkins also fell victim to the wildfires, losing his recently bought $6 million home in Pacific Palisades. The colonial-style property, purchased in 2021, was supposed to mark a fresh start after he sold his Malibu house. But the fire left little behind, with only the remnants of a charred fence to mark the spot.

4. John Goodman John Goodman’s home in Pacific Palisades was another casualty of the wildfires. The actor’s large property, which he bought in 2008, was reduced to ashes, with only the scorched remains of the pool visible. While it’s unclear if this was his primary residence, the loss was still significant, as the five-bedroom house had been a long-time family retreat.

5. Tina Knowles Tina Knowles, mother of Beyoncé, the serene getaway had been a cherished spot for Knowles, who often shared glimpses of it on social media. Despite the devastation, she expressed gratitude toward the firefighters and first responders who risked their lives battling the flames.

6. Anna Faris Anna Faris was another celebrity affected by the fires, as her home was destroyed in the Pacific Palisades blaze. Faris had purchased the property in 2019 after her divorce from actor Chris Pratt. Thankfully, she and her family were safe, and she expressed her gratitude for the support they received during this difficult time.

7. Jennifer Love Hewitt Jennifer Love Hewitt, was among those forced to evacuate as the wildfires raged through Los Angeles. On social media, she shared her distress, holding onto hope for her home and family while watching the flames. She thanked firefighters and community members for their support during the ordeal.

8. Cary Elwes Actor Cary Elwes, famous for The Princess Bride, evacuated his home late at night as the fires neared his neighborhood. Tragically, his house didn’t survive the blaze. Elwes shared his sorrow, thanking first responders and expressing gratitude for the support from friends and fans during the tough time.

These wildfires have left an indelible mark on many in Los Angeles, including some of Hollywood’s most beloved figures. The destruction of homes, the emotional pain of loss, and the resilience of those affected highlight the harsh reality