The Hills star Spencer Pratt watched in horror as the home he shares with wife Heidi Montag burned to the ground in the Los Angeles wildfires.
A state of emergency has now been issued as terrifying fires spread through Los Angeles with celebrities on the run Houses.
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About 30,000 people have already fled their homes Houses Where multi-million dollar mansions are destroyed in the “worst possible scenario.”
Four named fires broke out in Los Angeles yesterday, the largest in the western neighborhood of Pacific Palisades.
Reality couple Spencer Pratt and Hyde Montag – who met in The Hills in the 2000s – were one of those whose home was destroyed.
The sources said TMZ That their family The house is completely burned after it caught fire yesterday.
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Fortunately, the couple and their two sons were able to evacuate safely earlier in the day, and were not there when the fire broke out.
However, family They are said to be “devastated” by the loss of their beloved home.
Spencer filmed firefighters trying to contain the fire with a plane dropping water on a nearby mountain.
The couple joins other celebrities like Mark Hamill and Travis Barker's children who have all been evacuated.
The hardest-hit area is also home to celebrities such as Ben Affleck, Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg.
The Palisades Fire has now spread about 3,000 acres and reached nearby celebrity hotspots in Malibu and Santa Monica.
Hundreds of firefighters and dozens of engines are fighting the flames by appealing to off-duty firefighters for help.
Houses within the gated communities caught fire while trees and bushes at the Getty Villa Museum also caught fire.
Schools They were closed as thick black smoke billowed into the air and burn victims were treated Restaurants.
Mayor Karen Bass issued a state of emergency while Gov. Gavin Newsom visited the Palisades Fire.
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The Palisades Fire, which is believed to have ignited dry vegetation, was first reported at about 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, according to Los Angeles spokesman Eric Scott.
“People in the Palisades area need to evacuate now due to the rapidly spreading wildfires,” the Los Angeles Fire Department said.
“Pack up all the people Pets Get into your car and leave the area immediately.
“If you are not in a mandatory evacuation zone, stay off the roads to allow it First responders And the displaced people need to move quickly.”
Desperate residents on Palisades Drive abandoned their still-in-progress businesses Cars To stay away from rapidly spreading fires.
This led to a traffic jam that prevented emergency vehicles from arriving Driving So a bulldozer was brought in to turn it aside Cars.
Actor Steve Guttenberg, who lives in the Pacific Palisades area, urged people who abandoned their cars to leave their keys behind so they can be moved to make room for fire trucks.
“This is not a parking lot,” Guttenberg told KTLA. “I have friends there and they can't evacuate. I'm walking there as far as I can move cars.”
