Spencer Pratt Defends Mandy Moore Amid LA Fire Fundraiser Criticism

Mandy Moore is getting support from fellow Los Angeles residents, including Spencer Pratt.

Previously on the news, it was reported that a former star of “This Is Us,” whose personal residence was affected by the ongoing wildfires, recently initiated a fundraiser for her family members who similarly lost their homes in this catastrophe. However, this move sparked some backlash earlier this week. Despite facing criticism, the Emmy-nominated actress—who has three children with husband Taylor Goldsmith—has found support from others, including Pratt, as they rally to defend her.

Mandy Moore, former star of “The Hills,” acknowledged on TikTok (January 11) that they both lost their homes in the fires. Pratt mentioned that he knew Moore from the early 2000s, and shared a heartwarming story about how she had booked his hotel in New York for him when he had never been there before.

Pratt declared he would be supporting Mandy Moore. He considers her as the most wonderful woman, who has been kind since 2004 and remains that way in 2025. If someone was nice back then, they’re still nice now. So, Pratt warns, don’t even think about criticizing Mandy Moore.

The man, who is a father of two, and whose house in Pacific Palisades was destroyed by the wildfires, has been chronicling each day since then – urging his followers to listen to Montag’s 2010 album “Superficial” as a show of support. This individual went on discussing Moore’s character.

He shared with his followers that Mandy Moore genuinely is a wonderful person. She doesn’t engage in any questionable actions.

On January 9th, Moore herself responded to critics following her initiation of a fundraiser for her brother-in-law and sister-in-law, Griff and Kit. Tragically, they had lost their belongings in the Eaton Fire, mere weeks before the arrival of their first child.

On January 9th, Moore responded to critics following her initiative to raise funds for her brother-in-law and sister-in-law, Griff and Kit, who tragically lost their belongings in the Eaton Fire, a mere weeks before the arrival of their first child.

She posted on Instagram that it’s not compassionate nor useful when people speculate whether we’re aiding our family based on an estimated wealth Google provides, instead they should trust that we indeed are helping them out.

She continued, “Unfortunately, we’ve recently lost much of our lives in a fire.” Then, somewhat bluntly, she said, “Please move along. There’s no need for your involvement here.

To see more stars who’ve spoken out about the ongoing wildfires, keep reading…

The actress who played Iron Man shared her sorrow on social media regarding the unfortunate incident affecting her cherished city.

I’m heartbroken over the devastating loss many of my dear friends have suffered. I appreciate your concern, but right now, our priority is safety as long as the fires rage. Once the danger has passed, I’ll share more and we’ll start rebuilding together.

In the city often referred to as ‘the city of angels,’ a variety of helpers will be needed,” she went on. “I urge you all to remain cautious and prioritize your safety.

In a heart-touching show of solidarity, the actress known from “Once Upon a Time” and the actor hailing from “One Tree Hill” have been mutually providing support for each other following the devastating loss of their homes in the recent Los Angeles fires.

Bryan posted on his January 9th Instagram story, ‘It seemed like a dream,’ depicting the ruins of what had been their household. ‘Fortunately, the family is unharmed.’ He expressed gratitude to the firefighters putting their lives at risk. ‘Stay safe everyone out there.’

And in between posting helpful resources, Jamie shared a tragic video of their entire neighborhood.

Oh dear, it seems our entire community has been destroyed,” she wrote on the 9th of January. “We’re deeply thankful for the bravery of our firefighters and first responders. We hope no more lives are claimed by these devastating fires. Please stay safe and remain cautious.

Before it burned down, the Grammy-winning artist offered a final glimpse of her stunning Los Angeles oceanfront property from her vantage point.

In her Instagram post from January 9th, the songwriter shared that the final photo she took of Leah’s rock, visible from her beach house, was likely destroyed in the fire the previous night. She added that she has owned this house for nearly 30 years and it now appears to have been consumed by the flames. However, there is a rainbow shining on it, which she interprets as a symbol of hope for all the creatures impacted by this disaster.

Actor from “The Princess Bride” expressed his emotions to fans about the loss of their Malibu residence, which they shared with Lisa Marie Kurbikoff, in a touching message following the fire.

In a post on January 9th on Instagram, he expressed that he and his entire family are safe, for which he is thankful. Unfortunately, the fire that occurred was devastating enough to destroy our home, but we are grateful to have made it through alive.

Our deepest sympathies are with those affected by this unfortunate incident, and we’re extremely grateful for the tireless efforts of firefighters, first responders, and law enforcement who have been working around the clock. We appreciate the overwhelming support from everyone, it truly touches our hearts.

In a January 9 Instagram post, the ex-talk show host recounted their last-ditch attempts to safeguard their Los Angeles house, as she shared a video of the distant, fierce fires, accompanied by her husband, Ross Burningham.

In a video, she expressed concern as she walked down her street towards a nearby fire, saying, “We’re wishing safety for these homes and their residents, and I fear mine too.” She admitted, “I’m not sure what I took with me in the hurry, but I may have just bid farewell to my home.

In my post’s caption, I expressed my heartfelt gratitude for making it through a potentially dangerous situation without harm. I owe a tremendous debt of gratitude to @kirbykotler_, an absolute guardian angel, who tirelessly worked to protect our cherished property. There’s no question in my mind that if we hadn’t evacuated, we wouldn’t be here today.

The HGTV host’s home, which she recently moved into, was lost in the wildfires.

14 days ago, we received the keys to our new LA residence located in Rustic Canyon. Eager yet apprehensive (especially me), we looked forward to revisiting our beloved part of Los Angeles. On Instagram, the interior designer shared this on January 10th alongside photos of her home: “A stunning historical and eccentric artist’s abode. We moved in many cherished items to fill it with life. It was meant to be a sanctuary for writing and creation.”

However, three days ago, we sadly lost our home. We consider ourselves fortunate as we had a safe haven in PA to retreat to. I am filled with admiration for the firefighters and firewomen who bravely charged into the flames while we were able to flee. All I can say is – thank you.

On the 9th of January, during an interview on Elizabeth Vargas Reports, the actor famous for Braveheart revealed that his residence in Malibu had been devastated while he was absent, engaged in recording a podcast with Joe Rogan in Texas.

Clearly, it’s quite heartbreaking,” the 69-year-old expressed. “You’ve spent a significant part of your life there, and you accumulated many belongings. I had possessions there, and now, with everything reduced to ashes, I find myself free from the weight of my possessions.

However, upon his arrival home to find it devastated, he was thankful to see that his beloved chickens had made it through unscathed. In awe, he exclaimed, “That’s incredible!

The actress who played the lead role in “Top Gun Maverick,” Keleigh Teller, posted one final image of their former residence in Los Angeles, which tragically burned down.

In her January 9th Instagram post, the 32-year-old expressed heartfelt gratitude to those reaching out, stating that their kindness has made an indelible impact on her life. She went on to say that the community in Pacific Palisades is more precious than words can express, likening it to a tiny piece of heaven. Despite the challenges, she remains hopeful that they will emerge stronger and more resilient together.

If you happen to be in Los Angeles, it would be advisable for you to leave if possible, she emphasized. She regretted not taking her wedding dress with her and lamented many other decisions she made, but at this point, none of that matters. Prioritize your safety above all else and evacuate. There’s no way to put it into words. A heartfelt thank you goes out to the first responders who are bravely battling the situation.

On January 9th, the renowned model posted about the house they grew up in, which was tragically destroyed by the Palisades Fire, being the shared home of her sister Gigi Hadid and their mother Yolanda Hadid.

The actress who starred on “This Is Us” and is a mother of three with partner Taylor Goldsmith, posted an update about her family following their need to leave their house due to evacuation orders.

She shared on Instagram on January 9th that we managed to park and stroll up our street to witness the devastation. Remarkably, the primary structure of our home remains standing, though only for the moment. Unfortunately, it’s not habitable, but mostly undamaged.

However, she noted that the home studio, garage and back house were destroyed in the Eaton Fire.

All the houses on our street are demolished. In six weeks, my in-laws, my brother, and his wife are set to welcome their first child. Our closest friends,” she continued. “I feel an unusual sense of survivor’s guilt. We deeply cherish this community and will do whatever it takes to aid in its reconstruction and offer our support.

Similar to his co-star from the show “This Is Us”, the actor lost his Los Angeles residence due to the fires. On a visit to what was left of his property, he shared with CBS Evening News that his feelings were heavy and somber.

“You start thinking about all the memories,” he continued. “My heart just breaks.”

On January 9th, when the Kenneth Fire was burning, the renowned artist known as “The Irresistible” posted a picture showing smoke drifting past her garden’s boundary. In the caption, she mentioned, “We remained for as long as possible.

A cast member from The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills shared that her dream house in Malibu, which she shared with her teenage daughter Laela, was completely destroyed in the fire.

She expressed on Instagram on January 9th, “This loss is beyond comprehension.” She mourns alongside all of Los Angeles as it’s engulfed in flames… and at this moment, she finds no words adequate enough to express the overwhelming emotions she feels.

In a heartfelt post on Instagram Stories, the director of ‘Don’t Worry Darling’ shared that his house was ablaze last night. However, it is solely due to the courageous actions of the firefighters from the Los Angeles Fire Department, who battled the flames both on the ground and from above, that we still have a home now. His heartfelt gratitude goes out to them.

The author of the “Cravings” cookbook began preparing for potential evacuations, expressing her fear and packing on Instagram Story on January 8th with the caption, “This feels unreal. I’m genuinely terrified. Gathering my belongings.

The hairdresser and her spouse, Mike Rosenthal, successfully evacuated together with their children and animals. Regrettably, she confirmed that their house no longer exists.

She stated on her Instagram Stories on January 8th, “My entire neighborhood was destroyed.” Accompanying the statement was a heartfelt selfie where she appeared tearful. “There are so many people who have been displaced and are terrified right now, it’s almost overwhelming to understand the extent of it.

On the day following the Sunset Fire that ignited the Hollywood Hills, the sister duo famously known as the Culpo Sisters – who is wed to NFL player Christian McCaffrey of the San Francisco 49ers – expressed their concerns on Instagram Story on January 9th. They wrote, “I’m deeply praying for our community. The pain in my heart is immense for everyone who has suffered such rapid losses. It’s hard to fathom.

Tina Knowles, Beyoncé’s mother, revealed on January 9th that her cherished refuge, her peaceful sanctuary, and her sacred happy spot were unfortunately damaged by the Palisades Fire.

She titled a video of the Pacific Ocean, which she had been gazing at over the weekend on her birthday from her small waterfront bungalow in Malibu, as “This was my view”. Now, unfortunately, it’s vanished!

As a heartfelt admirer, I couldn’t help but express my profound gratitude. To the fearless heroes of our fire department, who dared to face perilous situations for our safety – thank you from the bottom of my heart. Your unwavering dedication, courage, and life-saving actions are truly inspiring. God bless each one of you!

On Instagram, January 9th, the Academy Award-winning author expressed deep sorrow, saying about our cherished city Los Angeles: “Many dear friends of ours have suffered terrible losses as they face these devastating wildfires.

Observing that she was secure amidst the flames, Gwyneth remarked, “Once the fires subside, there will be much to discuss and tasks to tackle. Los Angeles, in its hour of need, will require help from every kind of angel. So, please, stay safe and remain alert.

Joan Rivers’ daughter shared that their house had a fire, but they were fortunate enough to escape with essential items and some cherished keepsakes beforehand.

She shared with CNN that she picked up her mom’s Emmy award, a photograph of her father, and a sketch her mother made of herself and her son. Instead of selecting a picture, she chose one of her mother’s drawings. She understands that she can find the photographs later, but the drawing is something she cannot replicate.

The “Bad Peace” singer shared on Jan. 8 that “me and my children’s home is gone.”

She posted on Instagram, “Everything was reduced to ashes, including what was inside. Grateful we’re still together. Beginning anew. My heart feels incredibly burdened.

Travis Barker’s children, Landon and Alabama, revealed that they had to vacate their homes due to the destruction caused around them.

On January 7th, Alabama shared via Instagram Story that she had to leave her home because of the rapid spread of wildfires in Los Angeles. She cautioned everyone to stay safe, as the fires were reportedly advancing football field distances in a matter of seconds.

The star from “The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” and her husband Phil Laak moved to Commerce, a neighborhood located southeast of Downtown Los Angeles, in order to get away from the Palisades Fire. On January 8th, she posted on Instagram, “Phil and I were forced to relocate to the Commerce Casino.

On January 8th, the previous TV talk show host announced that her home was devastated by the Palisades Fire. She posted old photographs of the property on Instagram and captioned them, expressing her feelings as, “Everything is lost.

She went on to say that they had lost their cherished home, a paradise on earth. This was the place where they hoped to spend their golden years together. They never underestimated or overlooked the breathtaking view of Malibu from their perch on the hilltop, not for a moment.

She stated, “The absence is beyond calculation. This place holds our wedding memories from three years back. I mourn alongside everyone experiencing hardship amidst this catastrophic occurrence.

To the people residing in Southern California: Know that you are not alone during these challenging times. The President has been actively supporting you through this crisis, providing continuous weather forecast updates, deploying 5 Air Tankers and 10 firefighting helicopters, positioning numerous fire engines, granting funds to cover firefighting expenses, and approving Governor Newsom’s request for a Major Disaster Declaration.

In a different Instagram message, he expressed his gratitude to the courageous individuals who risked their safety in Southern California during the last 24 hours. He wanted them to understand that their President, along with the entire nation, stands by their side.

A day following the Governor of California announcing a state of emergency and urging residents to pay attention to officials’ warnings, he expressed gratitude towards President Joe Biden for his assistance during the destruction. On Instagram on Jan. 8, he wrote, “Thank you @potus for your prompt action,” acknowledging help for California as we fight these extraordinary wildfires together.

The actor from General Hospital revealed that he and his family managed to get away safely from the fire, but unfortunately, their house was destroyed in the flames. He posted distressing videos on Instagram on January 8th, showing charred debris, and captioned it, “This is all that remains of our beautiful home… A place where our children grew up, and where they had dreams to raise their own families someday.

On January 8th, the celebrity known as the Mighty Aphrodite announced that she had evacuated from her home due to the Los Angeles fires. She posted on Instagram, “Welcome to the flames,” expressing hope that everyone manages to escape safely with their families and pets. Despite the power outage, they were able to secure their cats, and everything is currently safe and accounted for.

The actress from Dirty Sexy Money expressed uncertainty on social media about whether she’d return home to Casa Cayne in Altadena. She shared that her beloved Altadena remains uncertain as her house appears damaged. However, she confirmed that herself and Charlie are safe.

The former star of Riverdale posted on her Instagram Story that she had to leave her residence due to some reason. She expressed, “I am secure, sending my prayers for this town and its inhabitants.” She urged everyone to remain cautious and keep a regular check on their phones.

2025-01-12 18:48

Read More