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Spencer Pratt and Heidi Montag are reeling from the loss of their home.
After The Hills stars confirmed their house in the Pacific Palisades neighborhood of Los Angeles had burned in the ongoing wildfires, Spencer shared his disbelief at the devastation.
In a TikTok video of the fire from different angles as it bellowed out in the distance ahead of him, Spencer, 41, simply wrote, “Nightmare Come True."
Spencer—whose parents’ home was also destroyed in the blaze—followed up the post with a video of him processing the damage that was done to his home.
“When your house burns down and you have nothing, your parents’ house burns down, and they have nothing,” he said. “There’s only one thing that can maybe make you feel better. A bag of bagels.”
“Obviously I’m in shock,” he added. “My brain’s not functioning, I think this is the most unhinged post you’ve seen."
After evacuating his home with his family on Jan. 7, the reality star—who shares sons Gunner, 7, and Ryker, 2, with Heidi—kept fans up to date on the damage, detailing on Snapchat that same day that he was watching the house burn down on video cameras. He later shared a glimpse of the damage of his son’s room on Instagram, where he expressed a note of optimism.
“The one positive sign i saw as our house burned down was ours sons bed burned in the shape of a heart,” Spencer wrote. “A sign of how much love was in this house so thankful for all the years and memories there with our family.”
Heidi, meanwhile, gave a tearful update of her own.
“While we ended up losing our house in the fire, and thank God that we are safe, so thank you to everyone who has checked on us,” she said as she became visibly emotional in a TikTok video Jan. 8. “Thank you for all your prayers, thank you for your thoughts. There are no words.”
Brush fires, which began Jan. 7, have swept through Southern California and have forced over 30,000 residents to evacuate areas of the Pacific Palisades, Topanga and Malibu. Jamie Lee Curtis, and Travis Barker’s kids Landon Barker and Alabama Barker, who have all shared their experiences evacuating their homes.
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Keep reading for more celebrities who have shared the devastation from the fires…
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Spencer Pratt & Heidi Montag
The Hills alums shared on Jan. 7 that their home sadly burned down during the Palisades fire in Los Angeles, but that they were able to escape.
Meanwhile, Spencer’s sister Stephanie Pratt shared on Instagram, "I am beyond heartbroken for my brother, Heidi & the kids. And to all of our friends and neighbors who have lost their houses today."
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Alabama Barker & Landon Barker
Travis Barker's kids Landon, 21, and Alabama, 19, shared they were forced to leave their residences amid the devastation.
"Just evacuated from my home due to wild fires in Los Angeles, please be safe!!,” Alabama wrote. “They are saying the fires are spreading foodball field amounts in seconds."
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Chris Pratt
"Please send prayers and strength tonight to everyone in Los Angeles affected by these devastating fires," the Marvel star wrote on Instagram Jan. 7. "Los Angeles is in a state of emergency and over 30,000 have been ordered to evacuate."
He added, "Thank you to the brave firefighters and first responders who are working tirelessly to protect lives, homes, and wildlife as they battle fast-moving wildfire fueled by fierce winds. You are true heroes, and we are endlessly grateful for your sacrifice and courage."
Mandy Moore
The This Is Us alum—who is mom to three kids with husband Taylor Goldsmith—shared an update on her family after having to evacuate their home.
"Evacuated and safe with kids, dog and cats,” she wrote on Instagram Stories Jan. 7. “ Praying and grateful for the first responders."
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Josh Gad
From his home, the Frozen actor posted the heartbreaking sight of flames sweeping over Los Angeles in the distance.
“I have never seen flames from my house like this ever,” Josh said in his Jan. 7 Instagram post, “this is insanity. I hope everyone is staying safe tonight. Lots of love, lots of prayers.”
And the 43-year-old wrote a message of support to anyone affected and to those taking action to help the community.
“I hope everyone is staying safe tonight in the affected fire areas in Los Angeles,” he wrote in the caption. “My deepest gratitude and appreciation goes out to our brave fire and rescue and police forces who are doing everything in their power to keep the residents of Los Angeles safe right now.”
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Hailey Bieber
Reposting an informational post on the fires that are “burning more than 1,200 acres,” to her Instagram Stories Jan. 7, the Rhode Beauty founder wrote, “Praying everyone is safe.”
Khloe Kardashian
Sharing a message of gratitude for firefighters and first responders, the Kardashians star wrote in an Instagram Story post, "Thank you for your unwavering dedication and courage in the face of these devastating fires in CA. Your selflessness, resilience and tireless efforts to protect lives and communities are deeply appreciated."
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Jamie Lee Curtis
The actress shared a heartbreaking message Jan. 7, noting that she was unsure about the state of her home amid the conditions.
"My community and possibly my home is on fire," she wrote on Instagram. "My family is safe. Many of my friends will lose their homes. Many other communities as well."
"It is a terrifying situation and I'm grateful to the firefighters and all of the good Samaritans who are helping people get out of the way of the blaze," she added. "Neighbors have taken care of neighbors. We ALL take everything for granted because we are all living our lives but when it hits your community, it's particularly shocking."
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Olivia Culpo
Olivia—who is married to San Francisco 49ers Christian McCaffrey—shared a message of support on her Jan. 7 Instagram Stories.
“Praying for everyone affected by these devastating fires,” she wrote. “Thank you to the heroes working tirelessly to protect our communities and wildlife.“
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James Woods
The Vampires actor was one of the many that lost his home to the destructive fires—but he tried to stay hopeful amid the tragedy.
“We renovated a home after COVID and just finished last month,” the 77-year-old wrote on X, formerly Twitter, Jan. 7. “To all the lovely people offering care and love, I’ll say this. There is no possession as priceless as friends and good neighbors during a tragedy.”
“I can’t believe the blessings we enjoy,” he added, “and I am humbly grateful.”
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Mark Hamill
After evacuating from his Malibu home, the Star Wars actor detailed his experience with a “personal fire update” on behalf of himself, wife Marilou York and pup Trixie.
“7pm—Evacuated Malibu so last-minute,” the 73-year-old wrote in his Instagram post, “small fires on both sides of the road as we approached PCH.”
“8:15pm—Marilou, Trixie & I arrive at Chelsea’s house in Hollywood,” he said. “Most horrific fire since ’93, STAY SAFE!”
And in hindsight, Mark realized he may have underplayed the size of the fires he witnessed on his way to safety.
“there “were” small fires,” he wrote in the caption of his follow-up, adding, “gimme a break- we were fleeing for our lives. Stay Safe Everyone.”
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Steve Guttenberg
The Police Academy actor stepped into action to help move cars on Palisades Drive out of the way of the firetrucks. And he implored others to do their part with an “important announcement.”
“What’s happening is people take their keys with them as if they’re in a parking lot,” the 66-year-old told local news station KTLA 5 Jan. 7. “This is not a parking lot.”
“We really need people to move their cars,” he explained, “so if you leave your car behind, leave the key in there so a guy like me can move your car so that these fire trucks can get up there.”
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