Mandy Moore Slams Critics After Sharing Fundraiser for Relatives

Mandy Moore is doing whatever she can for her family—including clapping back at the haters.

Following the tragic destruction of their home due to the severe Los Angeles wildfires, the actress from “This Is Us” publicly shared her in-laws’ predicament on social media and launched a fundraiser to aid their recovery. When skeptics cast doubt on whether she personally contributed financially, she promptly defended herself.

In her January 9th Instagram post, Mandy stated that it’s not compassionate or useful for people to doubt whether we’re assisting our own family or blindly following an amount suggested by Google. She clarified that Matt started the GoFundMe campaign, and she’s sharing it because others have inquired about helping them. They too have suffered a significant loss due to a fire.

“Kindly F OFF,” she added, “no one is forcing you to do anything.”

Despite enduring a heartbreaking loss in their own lives, the 40-year-old woman and her husband Taylor Goldsmith, who are parents to Gus Harrison (age 3), Ozzie Bennett (2), and Louise Everett (only 3 months old), channeled their energy towards providing support for their dear ones during this difficult time.

Yesterday, my brother-in-law and sister-in-law, Griff and Kit, unfortunately lost their home and all their possessions due to the Eaton Fire. The star of Tangled shared this sad news. Since they are expecting their first baby in just a few weeks, they require our support now more than ever.

Nevertheless, the actress who played in “A Walk to Remember” felt deeply saddened when the Eaton fire razed her neighborhood, which included not only her family’s residence but also places that held significant meaning for them.

In a heartfelt message accompanying an Instagram post from January 8th featuring burned local structures, she expressed her affection: ‘Altadena, I adore you.’ She was grateful that her family, along with their pets, managed to escape before things worsened (and she held deep appreciation for friends who provided shelter, clothes, and blankets during this difficult time).

She went on to say, “To be honest, I’m absolutely stunned and can hardly feel anything right now due to the immense loss we’ve all experienced. My kids’ school has been destroyed, our favorite eateries flattened. Far too many friends and family members have lost everything as well.

In spite of the disastrous wildfires sweeping across Southern California, Mandy remained a beacon of optimism, assuring everyone that they would navigate this challenging period united.

Our community has been shattered, yet we stand united for its reconstruction,” she continued. “Wishing strength and affection to everyone impacted and working tirelessly to regain control.

Continue for additional celebrities sharing stories about the destructive Los Angeles fires…

The actress who played Iron Man shared her sorrow on social media, lamenting the misfortune that has struck her cherished urban area.

She expressed profound sorrow in a January 9 Instagram post for numerous friends who have tragically lost all they had. Gratitude was extended to those who inquired about their well-being, as they are currently secure. Once the fires subside, there will be more to share and much work to be done.

She went on to say, “The city we affectionately call ‘the city of angels’ requires help from all sorts of good samaritans.” She then urged, “Everyone, please remain cautious and careful for your safety.

As a die-hard admirer, I’m heartbroken to share that the talented actress from Once Upon a Time and the captivating actor from One Tree Hill are pooling their resources following the devastating loss of their shared home to the LA fires.

On his January 9th Instagram post, Bryan expressed that it felt like everything had been a dream, sharing images of the ruins that were once their household. He’s grateful that everyone in his family is secure. A heartfelt thanks to all the firefighters putting themselves in harm’s way. Stay safe and vigilant.

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

Oh dear, it seems our entire community was destroyed on January 9th. We’re deeply thankful for the bravery of our firefighters and first responders, hoping no more lives are lost in these devastating blazes. Please stay cautious and alert.”

This version maintains the original sentiment while using slightly different word choices to make it sound less colloquial and more formal.

Instead of “The Grammy winner shared one last view,” you could say, “The Grammy-winning artist showed a final glimpse” or “The Grammy-winning musician revealed a final peek.” The rest of the sentence remains the same: “from her Los Angeles beachfront home before it was consumed by the fire.

In her Instagram post on January 9th, the songwriter shared one final picture taken from her beach house of Leah’s rock. She had confirmed that her animals and rescue ranch were safe. The house, which she has owned for nearly 30 years, appears to have been destroyed in the fire last night. A rainbow now shines upon it, a symbol of hope for all those impacted by this disaster.

In a poignant message to my cherished followers, I, as the fortunate soul who once brought Westley to life in The Princess Bride, sadly share that the beloved abode my wife, Lisa Marie Kurbikoff and I called home in Malibu, was tragically consumed by the raging fires. Our hearts are heavy with this loss, but our spirits remain unbroken as we navigate through these challenging times together.

In a post on January 9th on Instagram, he expressed gratitude for the safety of him and his family, acknowledging it was due to good fortune. Regrettably, their house was destroyed by a destructive fire, yet they remain thankful for having made it through such a tragic event.

As an ardent supporter, my heart swells with empathy for every family struck by this devastating incident. At the same time, I offer my deepest gratitude to the tireless heroes – firefighters, first responders, and law enforcement – who have been working relentlessly throughout the night and continue to do so. The community’s overwhelming outpouring of support is truly heartwarming and holds significant meaning for us all.

In an Instagram post on January 9th, the ex-talk show host recounted their last-minute attempts to rescue their Los Angeles house, as they watched a video of distant fires raging, with her husband being identified as Ross Burningham.

In a video, she expressed her concern as she walked down her street, hoping for the best for those homes and their inhabitants, including hers, which was threatened by nearby flames. She admitted that in haste, she wasn’t sure what items she had taken with her, but believed she may have just left her house behind.

She expressed her gratitude in her post, saying “Relieved and unhurt, I am.” She went on to thank @kirbykotler_, calling him an ‘angel’, for his tireless efforts to protect our valuable belongings. Without a doubt, had we remained there, we would not have made it through.

On the 9th of January, during an interview on Elizabeth Vargas Reports, the actor from Braveheart revealed that his house in Malibu had been devastated while he was out of town, recording an episode of Joe Rogan’s podcast in Texas.

Clearly, it’s quite heartbreaking. It’s an emotional situation,” the 69-year-old explained. “For a long time, that was your home, and you had so much there. I had belongings there, and now, since everything is reduced to ashes, I feel like I’ve been freed from the weight of my possessions.

Upon his arrival home, finding it devastated, he was pleasantly surprised to see that his chickens had made it through the ordeal. He exclaimed in awe, “That’s incredible!

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

In her January 9th Instagram post, the 32-year-old expressed her deep gratitude to everyone who reached out. She emphasized that their kindness had touched her deeply and she would never forget it. Furthermore, she declared her profound love for Pacific Palisades, stating that it’s a small piece of heaven where their community has shown incredible resilience, promising they will return stronger than ever.

If you’re currently residing in Los Angeles, please evacuate if possible, she emphasized. She regretted not taking her wedding dress with her and lamented many of her decisions, but none of it mattered now, she urged everyone to prioritize safety and leave. There are no words sufficient to express the situation. A heartfelt thanks goes out to the first responders who are bravely tackling this crisis.

On January 9th, the renowned model posted that their family’s childhood home in the Palisades, previously lived in by her sister Gigi Hadid, mother Yolanda Hadid, and herself, was sadly destroyed by the Palisades Fire.

The actress who played a role in “This Is Us” (the series) and is a mother of three children with her spouse, Taylor Goldsmith, posted an update about her family following the need to leave their house due to evacuation orders.

She posted on Instagram on January 9th: “We managed to park and walk up our street to see the devastation firsthand.” Incredibly, the major portion of our home remains upright for now, though it’s not habitable and has sustained significant damage.

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

Every house on our street no longer exists. In six weeks, my in-laws are set to welcome their first child. My brother and sister-in-law as well. They were our closest friends,” she noted. “I’m feeling a strange sense of survivor’s guilt. We cherish this community and will do whatever it takes to aid in its reconstruction and provide support.

Similar to his co-star from the show “This Is Us,” the actor’s residence in Los Angeles was ravaged by the fires. Upon inspecting what was left of his property, he shared with CBS Evening News that his heart was filled with a sense of heaviness.

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

On January 9th, during the Kenneth Fire, the well-known singer known as “Irresistible” posted a picture showing smoke billowing beyond her yard’s horizon. In her caption, she expressed, “We remained for as long as we were able to.

The star from “The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” shared that her cherished Malibu residence, which she once shared with her 17-year-old daughter Laela, was completely destroyed by the fires.

In a poignant post on Instagram yesterday, I shared my deep sorrow as I witnessed the flames consuming our beloved city of Los Angeles. Words seem inadequate at this moment to fully express the anguish we all feel collectively. This loss is beyond imagination.

In simpler terms, the director of “Don’t Worry Darling” posted on Instagram Story that his house was on fire last night. However, due to the courageous actions of the firefighters from the Los Angeles Fire Department, both on the ground and in the air, we were able to save our home. He expressed his gratitude for their heroic efforts.

The author of the “Cravings” cookbook began preparing for an evacuation, expressing her fear and packing on her Instagram Story, saying, “This feels unreal. I’m extremely frightened. Gathering my belongings.

The hairdresser, together with her spouse known as Mike Rosenthal, successfully evacuated alongside their children and animals. Regrettably, she mentioned that their house had been completely destroyed.

She stated on her Instagram Stories on January 8, “My entire neighborhood has been destroyed.” She continued, “Many people have been displaced and are currently feeling frightened, which is almost overwhelming to grasp.” (or)

She posted on her Instagram Stories on January 8, accompanied by a tearful selfie, “Everything in our area has been torn down.” She went on to say, “Numerous individuals are now homeless and terrified, it’s nearly impossible to fully understand the magnitude of this situation.

On the day following the Sunset Fire that ignited the Hollywood Hills, one of the Culpo Sisters, married to Christian McCaffrey of the San Francisco 49ers, posted on her Instagram Story on January 9th: “I’m offering heartfelt prayers for our community. The pain in my heart is immense for everyone who has swiftly lost so much. It’s hard to fathom.

On January 9th, Beyoncé’s mother revealed that her cherished haven, her peaceful retreat, and her sacred space had been devastated by the Palisades Fire.

She titled a video of the Pacific Ocean, which she had been admiring from her small waterfront bungalow in Malibu over the past weekend, as her birthday treat – only to lament that it’s now disappeared!!

The entrepreneur expressed gratitude by saying, “May fortune favor each valiant firefighter out there. Your fearlessness in treacherous situations is commendable, and we appreciate your unwavering dedication and courage that have saved countless lives.

On Instagram, January 9th, the Academy Award-winning author penned a heartfelt message: “Our cherished Los Angeles, we feel profound sorrow as many of our dear friends have lost everything due to the devastating wildfires.

remarking on her safety amidst the fires, Gwyneth stated, “Once the flames subside, there’ll be much to discuss and plenty to accomplish. Los Angeles, being an angelic city itself, will require angels in every form. So, let’s all remain cautious and secure.

Joan Rivers’ daughter shared that their house had unfortunately caught fire, but fortunately they were able to escape with essential items and some cherished keepsakes.

She shared with CNN that she picked up her mom’s Emmy award, a picture of her father, and a sketch her mother made of her and her son. Instead of choosing one of her photos, she opted for the drawing. She explained that while she can find other photos, the drawing is something she can’t replicate.

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

She posted on her Instagram Story, “Everything was reduced to ashes, including our belongings.” But despite this loss, I’m grateful that we still have each other. We’re starting over from the beginning. My heart feels incredibly burdened.

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

Fleeing my home due to the ferocious wildfires sweeping through LA, stay safe everyone! The flames are reportedly spreading football field distances in mere seconds!” (Posted on Instagram Story, Jan 7)

The star of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills along with her husband Phil Laak moved to Commerce, a district located southeast of Downtown Los Angeles, as a precaution against the Palisades Fire. On January 8th, she shared on Instagram that they had to evacuate to the Commerce Casino.

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

She went on to say, “Unfortunately, our cherished dream house is no longer ours. It was our slice of paradise here on earth, the place where we envisioned spending our golden years together. We never took the breathtaking view from the bluff overlooking Malibu for granted, not once.

She expressed, “The sorrow from this loss is beyond words. It’s the place where we exchanged vows three years ago. My heart aches alongside everyone who is enduring this catastrophic situation during these times of apocalypse.

To the people living in Southern California: The President expressed his solidarity with you on his Instagram post from January 8th. His team has been providing continuous weather forecast support, dispatched 5 Air Tankers and 10 firefighting helicopters, strategically placed numerous fire engines, granted funds to cover the costs of firefighting efforts, and he’s given his approval for Governor Newsom’s request for a Major Disaster Declaration.

In a heartfelt Instagram post, I want to express my gratitude to the courageous individuals who selflessly faced danger across Southern California within the last 24 hours. Please know that as your President, I stand beside you, and so does the entire nation.

A day following the Governor of California announcing a state of emergency and urging residents to pay attention to officials’ advisories, he expressed gratitude towards President Joe Biden for his assistance during the disaster. On Instagram, January 8th, he posted, “Thank you @potus for your prompt action,” indicating support for California as we strive to combat these extraordinary wildfires.

The actor from General Hospital shared that he, along with his family, safely evacuated the fire but unfortunately, their house was destroyed in the flames. On January 8, he posted distressing footage on Instagram of the burning debris, captioning it, “This is all that remains of our beautiful home… A place where our children grew up and hoped to raise their own one day.

On January 8th, the star known as Mighty Aphrodite announced her evacuation 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 successfully secured their cats and are all safe and accounted for.

The actress from Dirty Sexy Money expressed her uncertainty about returning to Casa Cayne in Altadena on social media on January 9th. She shared that she’s unsure if her home has been destroyed, as it appears that way. However, she and Charlie are safe.

The former star of Riverdale posted on her Instagram Story that she had to leave her house due to some reason. She assured everyone that she was okay, expressed her concerns for the city and its inhabitants, and asked people to remain vigilant and check their phones frequently.

The TV chef revealed on Instagram, “I don’t have a home anymore, my house is gone.”

After her evacuation, she commented, “Everyone is safe,” but admitted, “I’m struggling to cope; I don’t know how to handle this situation. All I can do now is carry on with my job, and that’s exactly what I plan to do today – go to work as usual.

2025-01-10 20:48

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