On January 8, Paris Hilton took to Instagram to address the Palisades fire, sharing that she was “heartbroken” to see her Malibu home turn to ashes on Live TV. The house held “precious memories” for the singer. After all, her son, Phoenix Barron Hilton Reum, took his very first steps on the property. However, she is grateful her family is safe and sound, including her beloved pets, as the wildfire rages on.
Paris Hilton left ‘heartbroken’ after Malibu home is reduced to nothing in raging LA fire
Paris Hilton is one of the many celebrities who lost their properties to the devastating Los Angeles wildfire. She took to social media to share a heartbreaking clip of the Palisades fire. In the post, she revealed that her family had to witness their home burning down to the ground on Live TV. The star noted that she was “heartbroken beyond words” and the loss was “overwhelming,” to say the least.
The mother of two opened up that she and her husband had dreams of creating lovely memories with their daughter, London Marilyn Hilton Reum. Moreover, it was the place where Phoenix reached a major milestone, taking his first steps in the now-burnt house. However, Hilton didn’t let the LA wildfire get to her. She stated that she was extremely grateful that at least her family and pets were safe.
The star also exclaimed that her heart breaks for everyone directly impacted by the Palisades fire. Thus, her 11:11 Media Impact Team has already reached out to several nonprofit organizations to figure out how they can best help people affected by the LA wildfire.
While Paris Hilton lamented the loss of her Malibu home, she didn’t forget to give a shoutout to the firefighters and first responders. She said, “I am so grateful for your courage, dedication, and the incredible sacrifices you’re making to save lives and fight this unimaginable battle.” Hilton ended the touching post by requesting her followers to follow evacuation orders diligently.
In other news, Pasadena has now issued an urgent alert that the drinking water might not be safe for consumption. The system has been compromised due to the recent evacuations. People are being urged to stick to bottled water only until the Pasadena Water and Power system provides an update.
Originally reported by Namrata Padhee on Mandatory.
