Celebrities are flooding social media with tears, heated updates, and stories of pure devastation as they watch their multimillion-dollar homes burn in the inferno of the Pacific Palisades wildfires.

As fires ravage one of California’s wealthiest neighborhoods, stars are coming forward to share their stories. “Vampire” and “Once Upon a Time in America” actor James Woods breaks down in tears on CNN as he reveals he has lost his home. “One day you’re swimming in the pool and the next day it’s all gone,” Woods told CNN’s Pamela Brown. Tragic stories of loss and displacement have been reported as personal stories by reality TV stars, famous actors, and singers.

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“All My Children” soap star Cameron Matheson confirmed on his Instagram Reel on January 8 that his home was gutted in a fire. He shared a video of the aftermath showing him walking through the area where his home once stood as the sky cleared. An orange flame lights up. Thick smoke covered the sky in the background, and the remains of his home were visibly charred. He showed fans the charred building, which was still burning.

“We are safe. But this is what remains of our beautiful home,” Matheson wrote alongside the video, adding, “Our home is where our children are raised and the children we hope to one day raise ourselves.” This is the house I was looking for.”

He wasn’t the only one to witness a lifetime of memories burn out.

shared by mandy moore instagram stories She said she and her fans were “devastated” and “disappointed.”

“I would like to thank my friends for their kindness in making sure I had a place to land last night. I am trying to protect my children from the immense sadness and worry I am feeling,” Moore wrote.

Reality stars Spencer Pratt and Heidi Montag also admitted to losing their homes.

Pratt shared some things video Images across his social media channels. In an Instagram post shared on January 8, she revealed that her son’s bed was set on fire in the shape of a heart. “A sign of how much love there was in this house,” he wrote, noting the irony of the shocking photo.

Earlier in the day, he showed signs of flames roaring through his home. “Wow, there it is – really – let’s go!” he cried desperately, realizing the need to evacuate.

He captioned the video with the words, “A nightmare come true.”

Star Wars star Mark Hamill has revealed he is evacuating Malibu, calling the fire “the scariest fire since 1993” and saying his family is “evacuating for their lives.”

Jennifer Love Hewitt posted an emotional message on Instagram.

“I have no words. As I watch everything burn, all I can do is pray and hold out as much hope as I can for my home and my children. To all the first responders who fought so hard for all of us. Thank you to everyone. Thank you to all the friends who have reached out to me in the last 24 hours, and to the new people who have hugged me through tears.

Paris Hilton shared resources for people in need on her Instagram Story on January 8th. Shortly after, TMZ reported. reported My house in Malibu was burned to the ground and I lost everything in the hell.

Maria Shriver shared shocking footage showing the severity of the fires in her area.

“Heartbreaking, shocking and unbelievable. Everything is gone,” she wrote on Jan. 8.

“Our neighborhood, our restaurant. All of our friends lost everything. We were evacuated and we’re safe. But people lost everything. “Firefighters are trying their best. We are doing everything we can, but this fire is large and out of control.”

Kate Beckinsale shared an emotional message to her fans as she struggles to come to terms with the complete destruction of the region she used to call home.

“My daughter and I spent most of our childhood there, and her childhood is almost gone,” she wrote on Instagram.

“Her elementary school, all the stores and restaurants we frequented with my parents and Michael’s parents, and, devastatingly, most of her friends. My heart is broken. ” (Related: ‘Police Academy’ actor Steve Guttenberg supports firefighters amid devastating California wildfires)

The list of homes destroyed by wildfires is endless and growing, and the stories of tragedy are too numerous to mention.