Los Angeles Fire Scorches Moore's Rumah To Adam Pandemic

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JAKARTA - The fire at the Pacific Coalition has affected thousands of houses in the Los Angeles area. The fire that broke out on Mount Santa Monica has spread more than 11,800 hectares which has caused many Hollywood artists to flee since Tuesday, January 7.

Several artists shared their latest news on social media. Diane Warren to Cameron Karyoon admitted they lost their homes because of the incident. TMZ reported that a number of Hollywood celebrities' houses, such as Anna Faris to AdamONG and Leighton Meester, had lost their homes.

Moore also revealed the lucky incident that kept him from the fire. He got out of the house before the fire grew.

"I love you, Altadena. Thank God for my family and pets who came out last night before it was too late (and gratitude to the friends who took care of us with clothes and blankets). To be honest I was surprised," wrotetu Moore.

Paris Hilton's house is also said to have been affected by the incident. Paris Hilton uploaded a photo of the fire from afar via her Instagram Story and wrote, Pray for LA/California

Diane Warren shared her house which was located on the beach as well as the victim of the fire. She shared a photo of her house a few days before the incident.

I own this house for almost 30 years. It looks like it was destroyed in the middle of the fire last night. There is a rainbow sign that I think is a sign of hope for all those affected," wrote Diane Warren.

Jamie Lee Curtis also revealed that the area where he lived was destroyed but not his house. Our housing environment is destroyed. Our house is safe. Many feel lost. Help as long as you can. Thank you to the firefighters."

Thank you for the kindness of my friends so I can spend the night. Trying to take care of the children from feeling sad and worried. Pray for everyone in our city. We don't know how our house is, "wrote Moore.

Actress Kate Beckinsale shared photos at the Pacific Coalition where she grew up and felt sad because her residence was lost.

My son and I lived there during his childhood and his area was nearing extinction. The school, every restaurant and shop we went to, the house of our friends. My heart is sad," wrote Kate Beckinsale.

"My heart is grieving for families who have lost everything and their pets, not to mention other horses and animals, businesses and settlements, this feels like hell," he continued.