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Hollywood stars showing up to support relief efforts for Los Angeles' devastating wildfires

 


Stars Step Up to Help LA Wildfire Victims: Halle Berry and Jamie Lee Curtis Lead the Way

Hollywood stars are making significant contributions to support victims of the devastating Los Angeles wildfires. Halle Berry has donated her personal wardrobe to raise funds, while Jamie Lee Curtis has pledged a generous $1 million to relief efforts.

Their actions highlight how the celebrity community is coming together to provide much-needed assistance during this challenging time.

As Los Angeles grapples with the aftermath of a series of devastating wildfires, Hollywood stars are stepping up to support their community.

Since Tuesday, six wildfires have erupted across the region, decimating neighborhoods and leaving a catastrophic path of destruction. As of Sunday, three of the fires remained active.

Santa Ana winds, which have fueled the blazes for days, began picking up again Sunday morning in Los Angeles and Ventura counties. While they were expected to weaken by the afternoon, forecasters warned of stronger winds returning Sunday night through Wednesday, with the most severe conditions anticipated on Tuesday. Gusts of 30-50 mph were predicted.

Los Angeles County Sheriff Robert Luna confirmed 14 fatalities so far, although the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner reported 16 deaths as of Saturday night. Additionally, over 105,000 residents have been ordered to evacuate.

The entertainment industry hasn’t been spared from the destruction. Celebrities like Paris Hilton, James Woods, Cameron Mathison, Billy Crystal, and Tina Knowles have lost their homes or been forced to evacuate. The wildfires have also disrupted major events, including the postponement of Sunday’s Critics’ Choice Awards.

Amid the chaos, Hollywood is rallying for relief efforts. From fundraising initiatives to personal donations, stars are using their platforms to support victims and aid recovery efforts in their fire-stricken community.

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