James Woods breaks down after losing home to LA wildfires

James Woods, devastated by the raging LA wildfires, breaks down emotionally after his home is completely destroyed in the catastrophic blaze.

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James Woods became emotional on CNN, describing the loss of his home in the Pacific Palisades wildfires. Image Credits: CNN

 

He shared a touching story about his wife’s eight-year-old niece. She offered her piggy bank to help them rebuild.

“One day you’re in the pool, and the next, it’s all gone,” Woods said tearfully.

The Oscar winner struggled to contain his emotions.

“I’m sorry, I thought I was stronger than this,” he added.

Devastating effects of the pacific palisades wildfires

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The wildfires have ravaged Pacific Palisades and surrounding areas. Over 1,000 structures have been destroyed, and at least two people have died.

Evacuation orders were issued across the affluent neighborhood. Authorities warned residents of an “immediate threat to life.”

Reality TV stars Spencer Pratt and Heidi Montag also lost their home. Their Pacific Palisades residence was reduced to ashes by the flames.

A-list celebrities forced to flee their homes

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The ritzy neighborhood is home to many celebrities. Stars like Ben Affleck, Tom Hanks, and Miles Teller are among those affected.

Jhene Aiko and other well-known figures have also evacuated. Many await updates on the fate of their homes.

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Firefighting efforts hindered by extreme conditions

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Three major fires are burning across the Los Angeles area. The flames stretch from the Pacific Coast inland to Pasadena.

Firefighters are working tirelessly to contain the inferno. The Los Angeles Fire Department has called in off-duty personnel for support.

Windy conditions have grounded firefighting aircraft. Officials hope to resume flights as conditions improve.