When the fires in Los Angeles hit, Jamie Chung and Bryan Greenberg lost their house. They are thankful that their family is safe.
1. John and Jamie Chung's house burned down in the Los Angeles fires.
2. Over 100,000 people have had to leave their homes because of the Eaton and Palisades Fires.
A few weeks ago, Jamie Chung and Bryan Greenberg broke the sad news that the Los Angeles fires destroyed their house.
It was necessary for the couple and their twin kids to leave their home because it was on fire. Even though they lost someone, they were thankful that their family was safe and that the firemen were so brave.
Family safe, but home lost
Bryan Greenberg, 46, posted on Instagram on January 8 to let fans know what was going on. He put up a picture of their burned-out house with the words “It was all a dream” underneath it.
The family is safe, thank goodness. Thank you to all the firemen who put their lives at risk. “Be careful out there.” Greenberg stressed that the safety of his family is more important than any material things they might lose.
“The most important thing is that my family is safe.” “Everything else is just junk,” he wrote.
Chung’s Thanks to Firefighters
Jamie Chung, 41, also wrote on Instagram about how thankful she was for the firefighters who risked their lives to fight the fire.
“Thanks to all of our brave firefighters and folks who help with fires.” Get your bags ready to go if you’re in a red alert area. First, safety.
She wrote, “I’m praying for all the families affected by the fires.” Before they left, Chung shared a sweet picture of their twin sons walking on Greenberg’s back for fun, writing, “Doing their best.” Before they have to leave, life is beautiful for the kids. The best parents.
What made the fires happen?
Over 100,000 people have had to leave their homes because of the Eaton and Palisades fires. As of Wednesday, January 9, city officials had reported at least five deaths.
The fires have caused a lot of damage and have affected both regular people and famous people. Anne Faris, Adam Brody and Leighton Meester, John Goodman, Jennifer Grey, Cobie Smulders, and Taran Killam are some of the people who are affected.
What can you do to help?
- Donate to fire relief funds: Many organizations are accepting donations to aid families affected by the fires.
- Help firefighters: You could give money to your local fire service or send materials to the people who are fighting fires.
- Stay Informed: To stay safe, keep up with the neighborhood news and escape orders.
- Seek out your neighbors: If you’re in a safe place, get in touch with friends who might need help.
Many families lost their homes and loved ones in the Los Angeles fires, which will affect the community for a long time. As the city works to get back on its feet, the bravery of the firefighters and the strength of the families who were hurt are reminders of how strong people are.