California’s wildfires have devastated communities, and even some of the most well-known figures in Hollywood have felt the brutal effects. From Malibu to Pacific Palisades, the flames have engulfed homes, leaving celebrities heartbroken over their losses. While many have managed to escape with their lives, the destruction of their properties represents an immense loss. Here’s a look at some of the celebrities who have lost their homes in the recent California wildfires.Paris Hilton: A Beachfront Mansion Reduced to Ashes

 

 

Paris Hilton’s luxurious Malibu mansion, a symbol of her lavish lifestyle, was one of the many casualties in the wildfires. Fleeing with her five Pomeranians in the middle of the night, Hilton watched in disbelief as her home was consumed by the flames. Though the property’s exact value isn’t known, similar properties in the area often exceed $10 million. Paris expressed her gratitude that her pets and loved ones made it to safety but mourned the loss of her beachfront retreat.

 

Anna Faris: A $5 Million Home Lost

Actress Anna Faris purchased her $5 million Pacific Palisades mansion in 2019, shortly after her divorce from actor Chris Pratt. The spacious home, featuring a swimming pool and lush yard, was reduced to ashes in the wildfire. Aerial photos showed only charred remains where her home once stood. While Faris has not commented publicly on the loss, neighbors confirmed that she had evacuated in time.

 

 

Miles Teller and Keleigh Sperry: A Dream Home Destroyed

Actor Miles Teller and his wife Keleigh Sperry had recently acquired their dream home for $7.5 million in Pacific Palisades. The five-bedroom, seven-bath residence, which featured a custom movie theater and home gym, was completely destroyed in the fires. Although the couple hasn’t spoken publicly about the full extent of the loss, local sources confirmed that the house was a total loss. Sperry shared an emotional post on Instagram, urging people to leave out bowls of water for displaced animals.

 

Eugene Levy: A Modest Home Gone

Eugene Levy, famous for his roles in American Pie and Schitt’s Creek, lost his Pacific Palisades home to the wildfires. Levy had purchased the home in 2006 for $3.9 million. The two-story property, though smaller than other celebrity homes, boasted beautiful landscaping and hillside views. Tragically, the fire destroyed the house while Levy was stuck in traffic attempting to evacuate.

 

 

Anthony Hopkins: A Second Devastating Loss

The legendary actor Anthony Hopkins faced another heartbreaking fire loss when his Pacific Palisades home was consumed by the flames. Hopkins, 87, had only recently moved into this house after his previous home in Malibu was spared in an earlier fire. The actor had already experienced losing his home to a fire back in 2002 when his London residence burned down. While his home is gone, Hopkins and his loved ones are safe.

 

John Goodman: A Total Loss in Pacific Palisades

Actor John Goodman’s Pacific Palisades home, valued at $4.6 million, was also destroyed in the wildfires. The sprawling estate, featuring five bedrooms and five baths, was burned to the ground. Though Goodman primarily resides in New Orleans and wasn’t living in the house full-time, neighbors confirmed that the home is now a total loss. Goodman has yet to release a public statement, but the devastation is clear.

 

 

Billy Crystal: 40 Years of Memories Gone in Hours

Comedian Billy Crystal and his wife, Janice, made their Pacific Palisades house their family haven for over four decades. Purchased in 1979, the home’s sentimental value far outweighed its financial worth. When the fire hit, the couple lost everything except for their outdoor tennis court. Crystal expressed the heartbreak of losing over 40 years of family memories in just a few hours.

 

Ricky Lake: A Dream Home Turned to Ashes

Ricky Lake, best known for her role in Hairspray, lost her dream home in Malibu to the wildfires. The property, which Lake had described as her “heaven on Earth,” was destroyed, leaving only warped metal railings and charred debris. Lake and her family escaped safely, but they are heartbroken over the loss of their beautiful home where they had built a life together.

 

 

Candy Spelling: A Lifetime of Memories Gone

Candy Spelling, widow of legendary TV producer Aaron Spelling, lost her Malibu beachfront mansion to the fires after owning it for 50 years. The $24 million home, located along the Pacific Coast Highway, was one of the most expensive casualties of the fire. Though Spelling primarily resides in her $155 million mansion in Holmby Hills, this Malibu home held a lifetime of memories, including those with her late husband.

 

Jeff Bridges: A Generational Loss

Oscar-winning actor Jeff Bridges also lost his Malibu home in the wildfires. The house had been passed down through generations in his family, and the loss was deeply felt. Though Bridges and his family are safe, the destruction of their cherished home has been devastating. In a public statement, Bridges expressed gratitude that his family was unharmed but mourned the loss of their multi-generational family home.

 

 

Spencer Pratt and Heidi Montag: A Reality TV Couple’s Heartbreak

Reality TV stars Spencer Pratt and Heidi Montag, known for The Hills, lost their Pacific Palisades home in the wildfires. Although the couple didn’t disclose the purchase price of their home, it is estimated to be worth millions. Spencer shared a video on social media saying their “nightmare came true,” while Heidi posted tearful messages thanking fans for their support. Though their home was destroyed, the couple is thankful to be safe.

 

Other Celebrities Affected by the Fires

The list of celebrities affected by the wildfires in California goes on. From Star Wars actor Mark Hamill to Friends star Matthew Perry’s former residence, many others have experienced the heartbreak of seeing their homes consumed by the flames. Even though their properties may be gone, many of these stars, including Jamie Lee Curtis, Maria Shriver, and Julie Bowen, have expressed solidarity with the affected communities and are focused on rebuilding.

 

 

Conclusion: Rising From the Ashes

As the wildfires continue to ravage California, the losses extend far beyond just homes and belongings. Many celebrities, while mourning the destruction of their properties, are grateful to be safe and are coming together with their communities to rebuild. The fire may have taken their homes, but the spirit of resilience and hope remains strong as they begin the difficult process of starting anew.