Celebrity Reactions to California Wildfires on Instagram

Nov 11, 2018

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At least 25 are dead and thousands more have fled in fear of losing their homes and their lives as devastating wildfires rage at both ends of California. The world is watching as firefighters in both Northern and Southern California race to contain the fires, which are now among the deadliest in state history. Here's how celebrities are reacting to the tragic natural disaster.

To help those affected by the California wildfires, visit RedCross.org, call 1-800-RED-CROSS, or text REDCROSS to 90999 to make an automatic $10 donation. You can also donate via Facebook's Crisis Response page for the Woolsey Fire, which includes fundraising through GlobalGiving to help those affected by the fire.

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1 Bella Hadid

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can’t believe this....it makes me so emotional looking at these photographs taken in the past two days. our beautiful Malibu looks so sad today. malibu is such a connected, loving community with families that have lived there for 30+ years. Many of them growing up together raising children together for so many decades making so many memories... I can’t even imagine how you all are feeling back home having to evacuate...im so sorry that you have to watch this happen right in front of you- Im sure it is the most painful thing in the world. my heart is so broken I am so sorry to every single person that lost their homes, and I hope we can come up with something very soon to help... as you can see- horses and other animals are being brought to beaches because there is no way to get out of Malibu anymore...I added a few places you can evacuate your animals to if anyone that needs help is reading this... I can’t imagine having to leave my horses behind..I feel so helpless right now ... thank you to all of the incredible fire fighters in Malibu and from the valley who are working so hard in danger for the community. You are so incredible And we salute you Bless

A post shared by 🦋 (@bellahadid) on Nov 9, 2018 at 4:45pm PST

2 Kim Kardashian

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Trying to get my mind off of this fire and snuggling with my niece. We are all safe and that’s all that matters

A post shared by Kim Kardashian West (@kimkardashian) on Nov 9, 2018 at 3:58pm PST

3 Khloé Kardashian

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4 Kris Jenner

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After @kyliejenner sent this on our family group text @khloekardashian ran to the pharmacy to shop for the Firefighters... such a huge heart Bunny!! 😎 Let’s take care of our guys! Thank you to all of the men and women fighting these fires and risking their lives... #gratefulbeyondwords #powerofprayer

A post shared by Kris Jenner (@krisjenner) on Nov 10, 2018 at 1:50pm PST

5 Cindy Crawford

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Thank you to the firefighters and servicemen working so hard to protect our homes and community. Your bravery and selflessness is the true definition of heroism.

A post shared by Cindy Crawford (@cindycrawford) on Nov 10, 2018 at 9:18am PST

6 Gwyneth Paltrow

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It’s early in the fire season and we are getting hit hard here in our beautiful state of California. Click the link in bio if you are inclined to help.

A post shared by Gwyneth Paltrow (@gwynethpaltrow) on Nov 10, 2018 at 5:47pm PST

7 Jessica Alba

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As we cuddle our families tonight, you can help those impacted by these devastating fires #Repost @baby2baby Baby2Baby is working to get high-need items to children affected by the ongoing Camp Fire, Hill Fire & Woolsey Fire in California. Help us put diapers, wipes, blankets and other basic essentials into the hands of these families who have lost everything by purchasing from our registry. Link in bio.

A post shared by Jessica Alba (@jessicaalba) on Nov 9, 2018 at 8:36pm PST

8 Amy Schumer

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I can’t imagine the heartbreak you guys are going through out there. I’m so sorry

A post shared by @ amyschumer on Nov 10, 2018 at 2:35pm PST

9 Mandy Moore

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I’m reposting @tropicalijaye here (thanks for doing the legwork, friend) as I’m sitting here watching the news dumbfounded with my in-laws who had to evacuate from Malibu. All people, wildlife and firefighters/first responders are on my mind and in my heart. More than 250,000 residents have been evacuated and so far it has consumed 35,000 acres - at 0% containment. It all feels so helpless but there are many ways to help if you feel inspired to. 1. go to www.vccf.org and donate to the ventura county community foundation. 2. go to www.hsvc.org and donate to the humane society of ventura county. 3. visit the red cross website and donate there or call 1-800-REDCROSS. #woolseyfire

A post shared by Mandy Moore (@mandymooremm) on Nov 9, 2018 at 9:08pm PST

10 Amber Tamblyn

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My hometown of Los Angeles is burning. My heart is breaking. Please support these firefighters and this community, most especially Thousand Oaks, which recently went through another tragedy when 12 people were murdered inside of a club just days ago. Devastating. #Repost @lafdfoundation ・・・ @losangelesfiredepartment Deputy Chief Trevor Richmond briefs the media during the 4:30 p.m. press conference that concluded moments ago. As it stands, the #WoolseyFire has chard 35,000 acres and has destroyed a significant number of structures. The #LAFD currently has 40 engine companies assisting agencies throughout #venturcounty supporting however they can. To support these men and women, click on the link in our bio to learn how. Continue to monitor www.vcemergency.com for the latest information.

A post shared by Amber Tamblyn (@amberrosetamblyn) on Nov 10, 2018 at 4:24pm PST

11 Rowan Blanchard

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I am so sad by these fires. LA is my lifelong home, born and raised. Sending so much love and healing and recovery to those who have had to evacuate and those who lost their homes. This is so terrifying. This poor earth. You can donate to a direct fund in my bio to help fire victims. (MALIBU, David Hockney, 1993) 💔

A post shared by Rowan Blanchard (◕‿◕)🌹 (@rowanblanchard) on Nov 10, 2018 at 4:01pm PST

12 Sarah Michelle Gellar

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Today my heart is filled with sadness. This was my dear friend @chriscortazzo home, known as “the ranch” It was truly the most magical and peaceful place I have ever been. Yesterday the #woolseyfire destroyed it. I am sad, not just for the house, but for all the animals that called it home. In my heart I know it wasn’t magic that made the home so special, but the kind and generous heart of its owner Chris. Thank you to all the selfless fire firefighters working non stop to put out this terrible tragedy. Please everyone stay safe. Today I will raise a glass to all the special memories of the Ranch that no 🔥 can take away. And pray for safety and speedy containment.

A post shared by Sarah Michelle (@sarahmgellar) on Nov 10, 2018 at 7:30am PST

13 Busy Philipps

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I just put the link in my profile for a registry for basic essentials to help those affected by the wildfires here in California. Please consider helping out if you can. #Repost @baby2baby with @get_repost ・・・ Baby2Baby is working to get high-need items to children affected by the ongoing Camp Fire, Hill Fire & Woolsey Fire in California. Help us put diapers, wipes, blankets and other basic essentials into the hands of these families who have lost everything by purchasing from our registry. Link in bio.

A post shared by Busy Philipps (@busyphilipps) on Nov 9, 2018 at 3:58pm PST

14 Lena Dunham

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There is nothing that brings me more peace and relief than an afternoon in the ocean in Malibu. Wishing those affected there and in Oak Park, Thousand Oaks, and Paradise some semblance of peace and relief today. Grateful for the heroic firefighters battling the #CampFire #HillFire and #WoolseyFire and getting people to safety. Support these heroes as they work overtime and overtaxed and we need them to work safely, please consider donating to @cafirefound see link in bio 🌊 (art by @3fishstudios)

A post shared by Lena Dunham (@lenadunham) on Nov 10, 2018 at 2:22pm PST

15 How you can help

Fast-Spreading Hill and Woolsey Fires Force Evacuations In California's Ventura County

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Again, to help those affected by the California wildfires, visit RedCross.org, call 1-800-RED-CROSS, or text REDCROSS to 90999 to make an automatic $10 donation. You can also donate via Facebook's Crisis Response page for the Woolsey Fire, which includes fundraising through GlobalGiving to help those affected by the fire.