LA Fires: Joshua Jackson and More Celebs Who Have Lost Homes

Joshua Jackson lost his childhood home amid the ongoing fires in Los Angeles. Joshua bought back his Topanga Canyon childhood home in 2001.

[heartlights]

Thank you to all the firefighters and first responders! Praying for

[kimdenig]

And these celebs have the money to replace it. The regular people are the ones i feel sorry for, the ones that have lost EVERYTHING, not just a home

[maribiddle]

It is heartbreaking for everyone, but celebrities are not the only ones being affected. People have died, non celebrities have lost everything and firefighters are exhausted. Report on the real. Not the ones who can stay in the fancy hotels and have their houses rebuilt. A lot lost everything and can’t replace it. Celebs can!

[OneGaurdian]

To the people here saying that they should be focused on reporting the non-celebrity victims of these fires, you do realize that this Entertainment Tonight?

Not the actual news.

[carol-jxqf]

I am so tired of hearing about all the celebrities that have lost their homes I do feel bad for them they are human they worked hard to get what they have but what about everybody else people that didn't have all that money and they lost everything they also have feelings!

[madeleinbronner]

The sad part is none of the celebrities mention God for being alive. There doesn’t seem to be much faith

[untouchablex]

Cry me a river. They got multiple homes and lots of money unlike most of the victims.

[Omarcomics]

guys they can afford new houses but the problem with the normal people 😢

[doktorskrublord]

Its insane how much i dont give a shit about millionaires losing mansions that they're gonna replace in half a year if they haven't already.

[theorochannel]

Focus on people that dont have a second home? Tone deaf

[boombasett]

Celebrities have money and multiple homes....so not concerned about them! It's the regular folks I have sympathy for. Yes...I AM BIAS!

[AlexMorgan-ovso]

So, it's okay when Jen Garner gives voice cuts but when harry and meghan showing up is bad??? What's the double standard?? Jen Garner is also a celebrity who didn't lose her house.

[chevyhargreaves]

those firefighters, policemen and medics are silent warriors, they serve in the dark to protect the light

[SkepticalChris]

What's important is not that famous people lost their homes, its that despite their fame, their first concern was about the grief and safety of others, and that so many famous folks are mobilizing their donations to help.

[nicolamaxwell]

What about the non celebrities the normal people who have lost everything in my mind they mater more then celebrities as normal people don't have the money that celebrities do

[dmantock]

Why is there more focus on these celebrities?

[greeneyes]

There have been issues in California for some time. Just read Larry Elder's book - As Goes California: My Mission to Rescue the Golden State and Save the Nation.
Throughout his years as a popular LA talk radio host, Larry Elder watched California go from bad to worse under a regime of corrupt and ideological liberal management. Rising rates of crime, addiction, homelessness, immigration, and failing schools, skyrocketing energy and housing costs, crushing anti-business regulation, and numerous other problems—all traceable to Democratic policies—made life harder for the average Californian. Then came the COVID lockdowns, school closings, mask and vaccine mandates, the BLM riots, the defund the police movement, and a general breakdown of law and order in San Francisco and LA. People began fleeing the state in droves. In the midst of all this, Governor Gavin Newsom saw fit to drop $12, 000 at a trendy French restaurant, sparking outrage throughout the state and leading to demands for a recall. A special election was held, and forty-five candidates jumped in.

[MiniMovie]

Celeb people are living life on easy mode. We should stop reporting about them during this time

[MarkTheLostTraveler]

How are we supposed to feel sorry for these celebrities with multiple homes and lots of money unlike most of the victims. If you took a poll most Americans could care less about these people. The only time you here about them is only when it affects them. So would the media quit 24/7 coverage on these people. Why don't you focus on people who lost everything and live pay check to paycheck. They have nowhere to go maybe a shelter for who knows how long. Maybe PAIRS can put them up in one of a billion hotel rooms.

[ktoth]

I’m sorry, this video package just makes all these celebs seem out of touch… “I really connect with the first responders” “stream my album”, “my medium predicted this”