Steve Kerr, JJ Reddick, Paris Hilton and more celebrities who lost their homes in the LA fire

The Fires in Los Angeles they have wreaked havoc on those living in LA County and across the nation. Many celebrities and sports stars have reportedly lost their homes due to fierce flames spreading through the Palisades area, Altadena, Eaton, Runion Canyon in the Hollywood Hills and more areas of Los Angeles. 21,000 acres across Southern California have been reduced to ash since the fire broke out Tuesday morning, including more than 10,000 structures that have been destroyed.

According to NBC 4 Los Angeles, 11 people died because of the fire in Los Angeles. A state of emergency remains in effect for the cities of Los Angeles. While the Palisades and Eaton fires may not be the most destructive in history, they are among the top five in the most damaging of all time in Los Angeles.

Check out what these celebrities are saying in the midst of this horrific tragedy below.

Steve Kerr

That was revealed by Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr he lost his childhood home located in Pacific Palisades in a fire. His parents bought the house 50 years ago.

“It was difficult. “My family is fine, my mom is in good hands, but her house is gone,” Kerr told Fox News.

“The city looks like it’s just been completely wiped out – it’s surreal and devastating.” But fortunately, almost all of them escaped,” he added. “It’s hard to even imagine Pacific Palisades rebuilding and becoming a thriving community again.” It’s just shocking.”

Kerr said he was at the house earlier this year, celebrating with his family.

“(In) 1969 my parents bought that house and I was there two weeks ago for dinner … we just celebrated my mom’s 90th birthday there last summer,” he said.

“It’s not a loss of life, it’s a loss of property and that’s a completely different thing,” he concluded.

JJ Redick

JJ Redick, head coach of the Los Angeles Lakers, said the destruction of his home. When he returned to his home in Palisades, he saw “utter desolation and destruction.”

“I went through most of the village and everything was gone, and I don’t think you can ever prepare for something like that,” Redick told reporters Friday after the Lakers’ practice. “Our home is gone.”

“We’ve been renting for a year to try to figure out where we want to be long-term.” Everything we had that mattered to us, almost 20 years together as a couple and 10 years of parenting, was in that house. There are some things that you can’t replace, that will never be replaced,” the Lakers coach explained.

He added: “It’s a terrible feeling to lose your home. I think what’s happened in the last 72 hours with me being up there and with a lot of people who had homes in the Palisades staying at the hotel as well, you really have a sense of just a collective devastation. I went back to the hotel, and of course my wife and I are emotional. I’m not sure I’ve cried or wailed like that in a few years.”

Paris Hilton

Paris Hilton has revealed that she is lost her home in Malibu to the fire in Los Angeles. “This house was not only a place to live – we dreamed, laughed and created the most beautiful memories in it as a family,” wrote the heiress of the hotel on Ks. “Where Phoenix’s little hands made art, I’ll forever treasure, where love and life fill every corner.” To see it turn to ash… it’s devastating beyond words.”

Billy Crystal

Actor and comedian Billy Crystal revealed that he and his wife’s home could not be saved. Crystal and his wife, Janice, lived in their Pacific Palisades home for 46 years together after they were married in 1970.

“Words cannot describe the enormous devastation we are witnessing and experiencing.” We grieve for our friends and neighbors who also lost their homes and jobs in this tragedy,” the actor said in a statement.

“Janice and I have lived in our house since 1979. We raised our children and grandchildren here. Every inch of our house was filled with love. Beautiful memories that cannot be taken away. Of course, we are heartbroken, but with the love of our children and friends, we will get through this.”

“We pray for the safety of firefighters and first responders,” continued Crystal’s statement. “Pacific Palisades is a resilient community of amazing people, and we know it will grow again over time.” It is our home.”

Mel Gibson

Oscar winner Mel Gibson said he lost his home in a fire in Los Angeles. The actor criticized Los Angeles leaders for not helping to help those in the community.

“It’s always doubtful that it could happen.” One thinks that the resources and abilities of men and women will be ready, that they will be able to cope with any situation that arises, but apparently people slept on the jobmostly our leaders over there,” Gibson said Friday (Jan. 10) on Laura Ingraham’s “The Ingraham Angle.”

“But, you know, it’s something they have to live with — but it’s something the community has to live with, and it’s really sad.

Rosie O’Donnell

Rosie O’Donnell took to TikTok to share that her Malibu home is “gone.” In the video, the comedian showed the destruction along the Pacific Coast Highway revealing that her property did not survive the fire. “On PC in Malibu – whole beach houses gone – including the one I lived in #thankyoufirefighters,” she wrote in the caption.

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on the computer in Malibu – entire beach houses were gone – including the one I lived in #thankyoufirefighters

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Adam Brody and his wife, an actress Leighton Meester

Actor Adam Brody and his wife, actress Leighton Meester, reportedly lost their home in a fire according to PEOPLE. The couple lived in the Palisades and owned a five-bedroom, six-bathroom home. The actors have not made a statement yet.

Dianne Warren

Grammy-winning singer Diane Warren revealed this on Instagram she lost her home. She posted a photo of the sea with a heartbreaking caption. “This is the last picture I took of Leah’s stone from my beach house. I’ve had this house for almost 30 years. It looks like it was lost in a fire last night. A rainbow shines on her which I take as a sign of hope for all creatures affected by this tragedy. The animals and the rescue ranch are OK, which is the most important thing. Take care everyone.”

Jane Aiko

“Praying for everyone this morning,” the singer wrote on Instagram. “Those who lost their home.” those who lost their life’s work, those who lost their lives. praying for my city. praying for wildlife and lost pets. praying for the world. let suffering be a gift; a lesson in compassion.”

“I and my children’s home are gone.” burned to the ground with all our belongings inside. Lord have mercy,” she wrote. “Grateful we still have each other.” starting from scratch. My heart is so heavy.”

The singer faced backlash online due to her celebrity status, but explained to fans that this is unfortunately not the first time such a tragic situation has befallen her family.

“When I was in second grade, our home burned down with everything in it,” the singer wrote. “I never understood why some kids at school were so mean about it because they thought we were rich when we weren’t.” But they thought we were rich because we had love!! I am fortunate to be in a better situation than I was then. And I pray that I can have as much grace as my mother had during that time. I work very hard for my family. I pray that you all stay safe.”

Tina Knowles

Beyoncé’s mom, Tina Knowles, revealed that her Malibu home was destroyed by fire. The entrepreneur shared a video from her birthday party last weekend on the water to update fans on the tragedy. “I watched this on my birthday last weekend from my little bungalow on the water in Malibu! It was my favorite place, my sanctuary, my sacred happy place. Now it’s gone!!” Knowles wrote.

“God bless all the brave men and women in our fire department who risked their lives in dangerous conditions.” We thank you for your dedication and courage and for saving so many lives. This could have been much worse without the dedication of disaster workers and first responders. I am so sad for the people who have lost five family members. My deepest prayers are with you!!!!!!”

Miles Teller

Miles Teller and his wife Keleigh Teller also lost their home in the fire in Los Angeles. Keleigh shared an emotional tribute to your home on Instagram.

“To everyone reaching out I can’t thank you enough, your kind hearts meant the world, I will never forget them,” she wrote. “The community came out stronger than I could have imagined, Pacific Palisades I love you beyond measure, you are a little piece of heaven, we will come back stronger than ever.”