Peter Facinelli is sharing what he likes about his ex.
Following the evacuation of Jennie Garth (formerly his spouse from 2001-2013) and her husband Dave Abrams during the Los Angeles wildfires, the former star of Twilight explained that it was an obvious decision to welcome the alumna of Beverly Hills, 90210 into their home.
In difficult moments, I make sure my door is always available, Peter shared with TopMob News’ Francesca Amiker. Therefore, although it’s kind words when someone praises me for welcoming my former spouse, I honestly can’t envision refusing them access.
Given the strong relationship he had with Jennie, who are the mothers of his children Luca (age 27), Lola (age 22), and Fiona (age 18), it was an effortless choice to make.
Peter went on, expressing his deep affection for her as the mother of his children. He also views her as a cherished friend, and regards her husband as one too.
Indeed, the actor known for his role in “Nurse Jackie” and father to a 2-year-old son named Jack with Lily Anne Harrison found solace in being surrounded by Jennie, Dave, and their family during the challenging times of the devastating fires. These fires, ignited on January 7, engulfed over 40,000 acres of land, claimed 29 lives, and destroyed countless homes, among them those belonging to Paris Hilton, Milo Ventimiglia, Mandy Moore, and Anna Faris.
As I reflected on the experience we all went through, I couldn’t help but appreciate the comforting presence of our extended family. It felt like an open invitation: “Stay as long as you need.” We were all navigating the same devastating situation – witnessing countless homes being destroyed by fire. It was a heartbreaking loss for so many, and having that shared experience brought us even closer together.
It turned out that Jennie’s house was spared from the fires, and combined with Peter’s kindness, she felt incredibly thankful.
Jennie expressed her gratitude in an emotional Instagram post on January 9th, thanking Peter for allowing us all – me, the girls, the dogs, and Dave – to stay at his house. She went on to say that our home survived the night, and we feel incredibly blessed, fortunate, and lucky.
The actress known for her role in “What I Like About You,” who married Dave in 2015, expressed a desire to aid those less fortunate following the natural disaster, hoping to make a positive impact.
Jennie stated, “Our house was left untouched, yet there’s a lot of cleanup needed. I’m eager to lend a hand to help neighbors, friends, and fellow Angelenos. Dave has been incredible, taking care of all our belongings, moving them in and out. Remember everyone affected by this situation in your thoughts and prayers.
Read on for what other celebrities have said about the tragic wildfires in Southern California.
The artist who is famous for her song “Karma” shared a heartfelt, handwritten note expressing concern over the devastation, pain, and damage brought on by the wildfires.
In her Instagram post on January 16, she expressed that the wildfires in California have left countless families heartbroken. She went on to say that as people go through some of the toughest periods of their lives, there are numerous organizations and groups uniting to aid these communities in their rebuilding efforts.
Taylor mentioned her contributions to numerous organizations aiding those impacted by the fires, such as the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank and MusiCares. She also expressed, “Should you be moved or capable, I encourage you to consider making a donation.
The Titanic actor is helping with relief efforts by donating.
On Instagram, January 15th, it was stated that the wildfires raging around Los Angeles are causing immense destruction. In a bid to aid both immediate requirements and post-disaster restoration, he pledged $1 million in collaboration with @rewild’s Rapid Response Program.
I’m thrilled to share that my contribution will swiftly aid organizations at the heart of action, such as the LA Fire Department Foundation, California Fire Foundation, World Central Kitchen, California Community Foundation, Pasadena Humane Society, and SoCal Fire Fund. These exceptional entities are tirelessly supplying crucial resources to our heroic first responders, firefighters, and those – people, animals, and communities – who are in dire need.
On January 14th, it was confirmed by the former Saturday Night Live cast member that his house in Pacific Palisades had been affected by the fire.
This can’t be true,” I murmured to the KTLA5 crew as I stood amidst the smoldering ruins of my once-thriving community. Shock had me frozen, numb. My neighborhood, my sanctuary – it’s vanished. All that’s left is an eerie silence where laughter and camaraderie used to echo.
As an ardent fan, my heart aches profoundly for everyone grappling with the catastrophic wildfires in Los Angeles, as I penned down on Instagram, January 11th. The thought of such devastating events leaves me speechless, particularly for the children who’ve been uprooted from their homes and the familiar sense of safety they once knew.
The actress from Schitt’s Creek posted an emotional update on her “dear abode,” which was devastated by the Palisades Fire.
She expressed her profound sorrow on Instagram, January 14th. She longed to hear the sound of a key turning in the lock again, or the click of the baby gate as she carried laundry upstairs one more time.
Sarah expressed her gratitude, saying, “What a privilege it was for us to bring up our son in such a peaceful, enchanting environment, far removed from the busy streets of LA. Graham and I planned our future together in our small kitchen. Fortunately, we are all safe now. If there’s one thing this experience has shown me, it’s the importance of cherishing each and every aspect of life.
Her dad Eugene Levy‘s home has also been reportedly destroyed by the fire.
On January 9th, the renowned model posted that the family home they all lived in together with her sister Gigi Hadid and mother Yolanda Hadid was sadly consumed by the Palisades Fire.
The actress who played Iron Man posted on social media, sharing her sorrow about the unfortunate event affecting her cherished city.
She expressed profound sorrow in a January 9 Instagram post for numerous friends who’ve lost all their possessions. A big thank you goes out to those asking about us; at present, we’re secure. Once the fires subside, we’ll have more to share and plenty of work ahead.
In the city often referred to as ‘the city of angels,’ we’ll require help from people in various ways,” she went on. “I urge everyone to remain cautious and take care.
On Instagram, January 14th, the actor from What We Do in the Shadows expressed gratitude to everyone who had reached out. He mentioned that his house had sustained damage and would require some time for repairs, but he emphasized that this was minor compared to the city he affectionately refers to as home.
The actress from “Once Upon a Time” and the actor from “One Tree Hill” have been pooling their resources following the unfortunate loss of their homes due to the fires in Los Angeles.
In a post on his Instagram Story dated January 9th, Bryan shared an image of what used to be their family’s house, reduced to rubble. Fortunately, everyone in the family is okay. A big thank you goes out to all the brave firefighters putting themselves in harm’s way. Be careful out there.
And in between posting helpful resources, Jamie shared a tragic video of their entire neighborhood.
Oh dear, it seems our entire neighborhood has been destroyed,” she posted on the 9th of January. “We are thankful for the bravery of our firefighters and first responders, and we hope no more lives are lost in these devastating fires. Stay safe and stay alert.
The Dawson’s Creek alum confirmed on Jan. 12 that he had lost his home to the L.A. fires.
In a statement given to Deadline, Joshua emphasized that everyone dear to him who was impacted by the fire is safe. His daughter, family members, and neighbors managed to escape without harm. Regrettably, his beloved home didn’t withstand the fires. Yet, today he feels incredibly fortunate to be surrounded by those he cherishes most.
On January 9th, it was disclosed on Shark Tank that a mobile home park in Pacific Palisades, California, which she referred to as her “little piece of paradise” at the Tahitian Terrace Mobile Home Park, had unfortunately suffered a fire.
For the last five years, she’s been fortunate to reside in a warm, closely bonded community on Instagram. It’s an environment where compassion flourishes, friendships are valued, and neighbors transform into family. Time and again, my heart aches as I witness these remarkable individuals, who have dedicated their lives here for many years, often elderly folks who invested their love and savings into their trailers, find themselves with nothing.
The Grammy-winning artist posted a final glimpse of her Los Angeles beachfront property, which later succumbed to flames.
The songwriter posted on Instagram on January 9th, “This is the final photo I took of Leah’s rock from my beach house, which I’ve owned almost thirty years. Unfortunately, it appears to have been destroyed in last night’s fire. However, there’s a rainbow shining down on it now, and I see that as a symbol of hope for all the animals and creatures impacted by this unfortunate event.
On January 9th, when the Kenneth Fire broke out, the famous singer known as “Irresistible” posted a picture showing smoke billowing beyond her yard. In her caption, she mentioned, “We remained for as long as possible.
In a touching message to their fans, the actor from “The Princess Bride” and his wife Lisa Marie Kurbikoff shared that their Malibu residence was unfortunately destroyed by the fire.
He expressed on his January 9 Instagram post that he and his entire family are fortunate to be safe, a fact for which he is thankful. Regrettably, the fire destroyed their house, yet they are grateful to have made it through this extremely destructive blaze alive.
Our deepest sympathies are with all those affected by this devastating incident, and we’re enormously grateful for the tireless efforts of the firefighters, emergency services personnel, and law enforcement who have been working around the clock. We also want to express our heartfelt appreciation to everyone for their overwhelming show of support – it truly touches us deeply.
In a January 9 Instagram post, the ex-talk show host shared a video of distant fires, detailing their last attempts with husband Ross Burningham to protect their Los Angeles residence from the flames.
In a video, she expressed, “We’re walking down my street, hoping for the best for these homes and their inhabitants, as well as mine.” She added, “Fire is nearby and I’m not sure what I took with me, I may have bid farewell to my home.
She expressed her thanks for making it safely through the ordeal without injury, and in the caption she wrote: ‘Eternally grateful to @kirbykotler_ – a true guardian angel. He went above and beyond to protect our treasured belongings. There’s no doubt that if we hadn’t left when we did, we wouldn’t be here today.’
On January 9th, I had the unfortunate experience of learning about the destruction of my Malibu residence during a taping of The Elizabeth Vargas Report. At the time, I was immersed in recording an episode for Joe Rogan’s podcast in Texas.
Clearly, it’s quite heart-wrenching. It’s an emotional experience,” the 69-year-old explained. “For a long time, you called that place home, and you had so many belongings there. I had my possessions there, and now everything is reduced to ashes. Essentially, I feel liberated from the weight of my possessions since they are all turned into embers.
Overwhelmed with a mixture of dread and anticipation, I rushed home, my heart pounding in my chest. The sight that met me left me speechless – my sanctuary was no more. But amidst the rubble, there was a glimmer of hope: my beloved chickens were still clucking away, safe and sound. “Amazing,” I breathed, my heart swelling with gratitude.
The spouse of the actor from Top Gun Maverick posted one final picture showing their former residence in Los Angeles, which has been destroyed by the fire.
In her January 9th Instagram post, Keleigh expressed her heartfelt gratitude to everyone who reached out to her: “I can’t thank you enough for your kindness; it means the world to me and I’ll always remember it.” She also praised Pacific Palisades, stating that it is more than she could have ever imagined, and a little piece of heaven. Through this difficult time, they will come back stronger than ever.
She emphasized, “If you reside in Los Angeles, it would be wise to leave if possible.” She added, “I regret not taking my wedding dress with me and there are many things I wish I had done differently, but none of that matters now. Prioritize safety and evacuation. There are no adequate words to express this situation. A big thank you goes out to the first responders who are battling on our behalf.
Previously from the show “This Is Us”, a mother of three, married to Taylor Goldsmith, posted an update about her family following the need to leave our home due to some circumstances.
On Instagram, she posted on January 9th, “We managed to park and walk up our street to see the devastation firsthand. Incredibly, the core of our home remains standing, for the time being. However, it’s uninhabitable and largely undamaged.
However, she noted that the home studio, garage and back house were destroyed in the Eaton Fire.
All the houses on our street have been destroyed. In six weeks, my in-laws are set to welcome their first child. My brother and his wife, too, are expecting a baby. They are our best friends. She continued, “I’m feeling an odd sense of survivor’s guilt. We adore this community and will do everything possible to aid in its reconstruction and support.
Similar to his co-star from the show “This Is Us,” the actor saw his Los Angeles residence consumed by the flames. During a visit to what was left of his property, he confided in CBS Evening News that his heart was filled with a profound sadness.
“You start thinking about all the memories,” he continued. “My heart just breaks.”
Tonight, my sanctuary was ablaze, but it’s still standing because of the courageous firefighters from @losangelesfiredepartment who battled the flames both on ground and in the skies to shield us. I can’t thank them enough for their heroic efforts.
The star from “The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” shared that the dream house she resided in with her teenage daughter Laela in Malibu had been completely destroyed in the fires.
She expressed on Instagram, January 9th, “This loss is beyond comprehension.” She shared her sorrow with the rest of Los Angeles as it endures the flames… and despite searching for suitable words, she found none that could capture the depth of this emotion at this time.
As an ardent admirer, I found myself scrambling to prepare for potential evacuation, sharing my heartfelt anxiety on Instagram Stories with the caption, “Unbelievable! I’m terrified. Gathering essentials.
The hairstylist and her spouse, Mike Rosenthal, successfully evacuated together with their children and pets. Unfortunately, she mentioned that their house no longer exists.
She stated on her Instagram Stories on January 8th, “My entire neighborhood has been destroyed.” Accompanying the heartfelt selfie was her admission that countless people are currently displaced and terrified, making it difficult to fully grasp the magnitude of the situation.
On the day following the Sunset Fire’s destruction of the Hollywood Hills, the sister duo known as the Culpo Sisters—who are wed to San Francisco 49ers’ Christian McCaffrey—expressed their sympathies on Instagram Story on January 9th. They wrote, “I am sending heartfelt prayers for our community. The pain in my heart is immense for everyone who has suffered such devastating losses so swiftly. It’s hard to fathom the scale of it.
On January 9th, Beyoncé’s mother revealed that her cherished location, a place of peace, safety, and deep personal significance – often referred to as her ‘Happy Place’ – was unfortunately damaged by the Palisades Fire.
On her birthday last weekend, she was taking in the view from her small waterfront bungalow in Malibu, as seen in this posted video of the Pacific Ocean. But sadly, that beautiful scene is no more!
As a lifestyle advocate, I’d like to express my heartfelt gratitude to the courageous firefighters, both men and women, who selflessly put themselves on the line in hazardous situations. Your unwavering commitment, bravery, and life-saving actions are truly inspiring. Here’s to you, heroes, may your days be filled with safety and appreciation.
Joan Rivers’ daughter stated that their house had a fire, but they managed to escape with essential items and some cherished family heirlooms beforehand.
She shared with CNN that she picked up her mom’s Emmy award, a picture of her dad, and a sketch her mother made of her and her son. Instead of taking a photograph, she chose one of her mother’s drawings. She understands that she can locate the photos later on, but the drawing is something she can’t recreate.
The When Harry Met Sally star conveyed to People, “There are no words enough to express the vastness of the destruction we’re seeing and feeling. Our hearts go out to our friends and neighbors who, like us, have lost their homes and businesses in this heartbreaking event.
He also confirmed that the home he and wife Janice Crystal lived in since 1979 had been destroyed.
Our entire home resonated with love, housing cherished moments that can never be lost. As sad as we are, we find solace in the affection of our children and friends, knowing they’ll help us navigate through this difficult time.
The “Bad Peace” singer shared on Jan. 8 that “me and my children’s home is gone.”
She posted on Instagram Story, “Everything was reduced to ashes, including what was inside. Grateful we’re still together. Now we begin anew. My heart is burdened heavily.
Travis Barker’s children, Landon and Alabama, mentioned that they had to vacate their homes due to the destruction.
I’ve had to leave my house because of wildfires in Los Angeles, stay safe everyone! The fires are reportedly spreading football field distances in a blink of an eye.
The star of “The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” and her husband, Phil Laak, moved to Commerce – a district located southeast of Downtown Los Angeles – to avoid the Palisades Fire. On January 8th, she shared on Instagram that they had to evacuate to the Commerce Casino.
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