Adam Brody and Leighton Meester are among numerous celebrities who have tragically lost their homes due to the devastating wildfires rampaging through the Los Angeles area. Images acquired by PEOPLE illustrate the married couple’s family residence consumed by flames, caught in the path of the Palisades Fire—the most destructive wildfire in the city’s history. A representative for the couple has yet to respond to requests for comment.
The couple, who tied the knot in 2014 and share two children—daughter Arlo, born in 2015, and a son born in 2020 whose name remains private—purchased their five-bedroom, six-bathroom home in Pacific Palisades in 2019, according to Architectural Digest.
Numerous stars are sharing their experiences and updates on the status of their homes. Notable figures like Billy Crystal, Ricki Lake, and Paris Hilton have confirmed the loss of their homes. Additionally, Miles Teller, Anna Faris, Cobie Smulders, John Goodman, and Jennifer Grey are among those affected.
Cameron Mathison, known for his role in All My Children, shared somber footage on social media, showcasing the complete destruction of his home. Accompanying the video, he expressed gratitude for his family’s safety while mourning the loss of a cherished space filled with memories.
Others, like Spencer Pratt and Heidi Montag Pratt, also documented their loss with emotional videos highlighting their devastated home.
As of January 9, the wildfires have impacted thousands of structures, marking an unprecedented crisis in Los Angeles. Officials continue to monitor the situation, noting that the death toll remains unknown as this rapidly evolving situation unfolds.
For those looking to assist the victims of these fires, additional resources and information are available.
This situation highlights the fragility of life and how quickly our circumstances can change. However, it also presents an opportunity for community support as neighbors rally to assist those affected by the fires, showcasing resilience and compassion in the face of disaster.