LeBron James and Harrison Ford are some of the many who call this charming neighborhood home.
Four days after the California wildfires broke out, and the natural disaster is showing no signs of slowing down. Now, reports are claiming the unruly flames are making their way to the neighboring area of Brentwood—with many families and celebrities fleeing as we speak. Sandwiched between Bel Air and the Pacific Palisades, Brentwood is a charming and beloved Los Angeles enclave that has reportedly lost about 5,300 homes during the fires. While the evacuations are impacting homes of all shapes and sizes, many celebrities are showing their fans glimpses of the sheer horror on their social media accounts. And horrifying it is.
To keep you up to speed on what's happening in Southern California, we're sharing everything we know about the stars who are leaving Brentwood behind. Want to support the greater Los Angeles community? Here's how you can help during these trying times.
Not only did Dennis Quaid have to evacuate his Brentwood home, but The Parent Trap star had an impromptu interview with NBC News in the process. "We all had a really big lesson," he said. "Our experience of reality can change in a moment." Quaid adds that he returned to his neighborhood to shut off the gas in his home and see if he can help any of his neighbors.
The evacuation order applies to LeBron James's Brentwood mansion, which he reportedly bought for $23 million in 2017. Though the legendary Laker has commented on his own home, he has been posting resources and "prayers" for his fellow Angelenos on Instagram stories.
This week has been far from "glamorous" for the Black Eyed Peas alum. In fact, TMZ reports that Fergie had to evacuate her Brentwood days ago as flamed creeped closer to her home.
As Harrison Ford proves, leaving your home is hard to do. Reports claim that the Shrinking star was escorted by the LAPD to leave his $12.6 million Brentwood abode, which he bought all the way back in 2011.
The current evacuation order also applies to Vice President Harris's 3,500-square-foot Brentwood home, which she shares with husband Douglas Emhoff. While it's unclear how much Harris purchased the property for back in 2012, the residence is estimated to be worth $5 million today. As of Friday, January 10, Daily Mail reported the property has not been affected by the fire.
The former California governor's Brentwood home, a six-acre property that he purchased with ex-wife Maria Shriver back in 2002, is also under threat. However, The Terminator actor is reportedly filming a holiday movie in New York, so it's unclear if he was able to preserve any of his belongings—or the animals who reside on the grounds.
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