Jennie Garth is expressing heartfelt gratitude toward her ex-husband, Peter Facinelli, for offering shelter to her family amid the devastating wildfires in Los Angeles. The Beverly Hills, 90210 star shared an emotional message on Instagram on January 9th, revealing that she and her children sought refuge at Peter’s home as wildfires ravaged more than 20,000 acres and destroyed over 9,000 structures since January 7th.

“My family and I are safe, our home made it through the night, and we are feeling so blessed, so fortunate, and so lucky,” Jennie wrote, reassuring fans that they were safe despite the ongoing crisis. She added that she and her daughters—Luca, Lola, and Fiona—along with her husband Dave Adams, stayed with Peter and his family. Jennie expressed her sadness for the devastation in their city, writing, “I am deeply saddened for our city and just feel numb. Our home was spared, but there’s so much to clean up, and I’m ready to get active to help our neighbors, friends, and fellow Angelenos.”

In her post, Jennie also took the time to thank Peter for his kindness. “So grateful for Peter for letting us stay at his house, me and all the girls, the dogs, and Dave,” she wrote. She also praised her husband Dave for his support throughout the ordeal, noting how he had been instrumental in transporting their belongings.

Despite their divorce in 2013 after 12 years of marriage, Jennie and Peter have remained close as co-parents to their daughters. Peter, who shares a son with actress Jaimie Alexander, has always emphasized his dedication to his family. In a 2022 interview on Live with Kelly and Ryan, he said, “She’ll always be in my life. We’re very dedicated to our children.”

Through this challenging time, Jennie’s message highlights the importance of family bonds and the enduring support they continue to provide one another.