LA Fires

[Anonymous]

Jennifer Garner's house is fine but she stated she lost a friend to the fires during an interview with Jose Andres while volunteering.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Update! James Woods house survived

I imagine even if your home is left standing, it’s a disaster internally from smoke damage. Very sad all around.

True but you still have your stuff.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Updated list

https://people.com/celebrities-who-lost-homes-or-evacuted-amid-california-fires-8771122

Wow. That's quite a list.

The last part of the list (#40 onward) didn’t lose their houses. They are celebs who lived in the area and posted about evacuating but their homes survived.

I also saw that Eric Braeden (Victor from Y and R) lost the home he had lived in for 45 years.

I do feel for celebs who had lived in a house for a long time and who don’t have multiple homes as they still will experience a great sense of loss even though they are in a better financial situation to rebuild.

He is very handsome even in his 80s!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Updated list

https://people.com/celebrities-who-lost-homes-or-evacuted-amid-california-fires-8771122

Wow. That's quite a list.

The last part of the list (#40 onward) didn’t lose their houses. They are celebs who lived in the area and posted about evacuating but their homes survived.

I also saw that Eric Braeden (Victor from Y and R) lost the home he had lived in for 45 years.

I do feel for celebs who had lived in a house for a long time and who don’t have multiple homes as they still will experience a great sense of loss even though they are in a better financial situation to rebuild.

He is very handsome even in his 80s!

Agree.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Updated list

https://people.com/celebrities-who-lost-homes-or-evacuted-amid-california-fires-8771122

Wow. That's quite a list.

The last part of the list (#40 onward) didn’t lose their houses. They are celebs who lived in the area and posted about evacuating but their homes survived.

I also saw that Eric Braeden (Victor from Y and R) lost the home he had lived in for 45 years.

I do feel for celebs who had lived in a house for a long time and who don’t have multiple homes as they still will experience a great sense of loss even though they are in a better financial situation to rebuild.

He is very handsome even in his 80s!

Love him! The video of him walking around his destroyed property is very moving. He compares it to growing up in Germany during WW2.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cAoQwc78J0I

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Update! James Woods house survived

I imagine even if your home is left standing, it’s a disaster internally from smoke damage. Very sad all around.

True but you still have your stuff.

Depends on if they can treat it. Also can be more of a battle with insurance over insurance' belief of what can be treated or not, or insurance saying treatment was adequate when your house smells like soot and you cannot live in it.

(Personal experience)

[Anonymous]

Joshua Jackson (Pacey) lost his as well. Was his childhood home he had bought back.

[Anonymous]

Can someone from CA explain how the homes in Malibu could be so low and right on the beach? In Florida they would be destroyed with one hurricane. Are there not waves from the Pacific hitting them?

Also heard the public is not allowed to walk the Malibu beach. Why? In Florida every beach is considered public.

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Anonymous wrote:Can someone from CA explain how the homes in Malibu could be so low and right on the beach? In Florida they would be destroyed with one hurricane. Are there not waves from the Pacific hitting them?

Also heard the public is not allowed to walk the Malibu beach. Why? In Florida every beach is considered public.

The owners think it's all private beach but it's not. They are forever removing signs and trying to restrict access, but alas, it's almost all public property.

[Anonymous]

JLo donated clothes from her clothing line for victims to wear. A second tragedy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Can someone from CA explain how the homes in Malibu could be so low and right on the beach? In Florida they would be destroyed with one hurricane. Are there not waves from the Pacific hitting them?

Also heard the public is not allowed to walk the Malibu beach. Why? In Florida every beach is considered public.

Yes they are public but trouble is where does Beach start. My beach town in NY owners own up to High Tide Line. So yes you can walk on beach, pitch a blanket below high tide line. But above high tide line is owned.

My town you cant go through owners property to get to beach. The town has resident only beaches they check picture IDs. The beach is around 3 miles long. So it would be a long walk for public non residents to get to beach. And once there cant access bathrooms without trespassing as that is on town land

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Updated list

https://people.com/celebrities-who-lost-homes-or-evacuted-amid-california-fires-8771122

Wow. That's quite a list.

The last part of the list (#40 onward) didn’t lose their houses. They are celebs who lived in the area and posted about evacuating but their homes survived.

I also saw that Eric Braeden (Victor from Y and R) lost the home he had lived in for 45 years.

I do feel for celebs who had lived in a house for a long time and who don’t have multiple homes as they still will experience a great sense of loss even though they are in a better financial situation to rebuild.

Yes, 45 years is a long time.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Can someone from CA explain how the homes in Malibu could be so low and right on the beach? In Florida they would be destroyed with one hurricane. Are there not waves from the Pacific hitting them?

Also heard the public is not allowed to walk the Malibu beach. Why? In Florida every beach is considered public.

Yes they are public but trouble is where does Beach start. My beach town in NY owners own up to High Tide Line. So yes you can walk on beach, pitch a blanket below high tide line. But above high tide line is owned.

My town you cant go through owners property to get to beach. The town has resident only beaches they check picture IDs. The beach is around 3 miles long. So it would be a long walk for public non residents to get to beach. And once there cant access bathrooms without trespassing as that is on town land

Yeah, this is pretty common in the northeast. If you look at google maps, the property line for most of those Malibu houses butts up right against the water line, so walking along the beach would be equivalent to walking through their backyard.

[Anonymous]

How do the Malibu beach homes survive the ocean?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:How do the Malibu beach homes survive the ocean?

They won't.

There will be mudslides bringing many of the remaining homes into the ocean in a few months when rainy season hits, now that all the vegetation has burned away.