Paris Hilton watches her house burn down live on air

American Paris Hilton expressed her deep sadness after watching her Malibu home burn to ashes live on television. Get the latest celebrity ads directly on the Special app, where we show you everything new from international stars.

Paris Hilton's house destroyed Paris Hilton announced the destruction of her home after the wildfires in Los Angeles, which led to the loss of thousands of acres since they started last Tuesday. These fires resulted in the death of five people, the destruction of many homes, and the displacement of more than 100,000 people near the fires.

Hilton expressed her grief in a post on her Instagram account after losing her family home, saying: “It is very painful to sit with my family watching the news and watch the family home in Malibu burn to ashes live on air.”

“This home is the place of our priceless memories, the place where Phoenix took his first steps, the home that filled our dreams of building a new life full of memories in London,” Hilton added. “My heart and prayers go out to every family affected by the fires, to everyone who has lost their homes, their memories, their pets,” Hilton concluded her post. “Thank you to the firefighters and rescue teams for their sacrifices to save lives. I urge Los Angeles residents to stay safe and evacuate. Let’s protect ourselves and hold on to hope that these fires will end soon.”

Hollywood celebrities who lost their homes Paris Hilton wasn't the only one to lose her home to the devastating wildfires. Actors James Woods and Cameron Mathison, reality TV stars Spencer Pratt and Heidi Montag, songwriter Diane Warren, Cary Elwes, Anna Faris, and Ricki Lake also lost their homes to the fires. The fires also caused the Critics' Choice Movie Awards to be postponed and movie premieres to be canceled. Enjoy interesting and useful content with an exclusive podcast that provides you with everything you need to know in a few minutes via the Special app.

Nearly 300,000 homes and businesses in Los Angeles County were without power, officials ordered schools to close in the county, firefighters were overwhelmed by the size of the wildfires, and meteorologists warned that dangerous conditions would continue into Friday.