Alice Evans has revealed she is “packed and ready” as the devastating Los Angeles wildfires continue to destroy California.
The actress, 56, took to her Instagram Story to share an update on her situation.
She said: ‘We’re now in the ‘pack things up and get ready’ zone. At least according to the monitoring site most people recommend.
‘The question is where to go? Mainly listening to ‘drive south’. But from what I can see, most of the roads are now completely blocked with back-to-back traffic. So I’m just waiting. The bags are packed. Waiting and watching.
‘Sending love to everyone. Much love to all of you. We have this. We have to…’
Alice is believed to be renting a house in California with her two children following her bitter divorce from Ioan Gruffudd.
Alice Evans has revealed she is ‘packed and ready’ as the devastating Los Angeles wildfires continue to destroy California.
Alice is believed to be renting a house in California with her two children following her bitter divorce from Ioan Gruffudd.
A year ago, Alice told her friends that she couldn’t pay rent or buy food and was thinking about taking a job at Starbucks in the middle of her Marathon divorce fight with actor Ioan.
He told friends that the money he made from the sale of the marital home, believed to be worth $100,000, has gone, much of it to lawyers, and he is now in a financial crisis.
Ioan and Alice formally divorced in July last year. But they are still fighting fiercely for spousal support, custody and financial support for their two daughters, Ella, 15, and Elsie, 11.
At the court hearing on September 9, Judge Josh Freeman Stinn signed a stipulated agreement in which Ioan pays $3,000 a month in temporary child support and $1,500 a month in temporary spousal support until another hearing on February 13, where he will be forged a more permanent support agreement.
Ioan plans to call his fiancée Bianca Wallace as a witness at the February hearing to testify that his ex-wife ‘stalked, harassed and abused’ her, repeatedly violating a three-year domestic violence restraining order (DVRO) she and Ioan took out. in August 2022, after enduring a ‘smear campaign’ of hateful text messages, emails and posts from her on social media.
Ioan claims that Alice “engaged in a pattern of harmful and defamatory conduct against me, intended to intimidate and harass me and my fiancée, Bianca Wallace, while alienating our two young children from me.”
Ioan, whose latest film, Bad Boys: Ride or Die, has grossed more than $403 million worldwide, has fought Evans’ demands for more money, claiming he has paid about $400,000 more in spousal support than he did. that he needed according to his prenuptial agreement.
In previous court papers, she called her claims of poverty “exaggerated” and said it is a “false narrative” that she and her children have been left destitute.
A year ago, Alice told friends she couldn’t pay rent or buy food, and was thinking about taking a job at Starbucks amid her marathon divorce fight with actor Ioan.
The former couple met on the set of the movie 102 Dalmatians more than 20 years ago. They fell in love in real life and married in Mexico in 2007.
The actor filed for divorce in March 2021, shortly after Alice announced on social media that her husband of 14 years was abandoning her and their two daughters.
The bitter war took a strange turn in October when Alice accused her ex of “fraternizing” with a lawyer during a Los Angeles court appearance.
It all started when Alice, 56, was temporarily banned from the courtroom on September 9 for taking photographs inside, apparently of Ioan, which is strictly against court rules and could have landed her with a charge of disrespect.
But Alice later insisted in new court documents found by DailyMail.com that she wasn’t taking photos of her 50-year-old ex, but was instead photographing a lawyer in court named Andrea Burkhart.
Alice claims that Burkhart “has been fraternizing” with Ioan, “has said horrible things about me,” and “refers to me as “Malice” instead of “Alice” in his Twitter posts.”
Dozens of celebrities have been forced to flee their luxurious mega-mansions on the coast of Los Angeles as three infernos threaten to devastate the city.
More than 30,000 residents evacuated their homes as a massive wildfire swept through the famed Pacific Palisades enclave, burning nearly 3,000 acres and reducing dozens of homes to rubble.
The couple, whose 14-year marriage ended in a bitter divorce filed in 2021, is still in the process of resolving support issues for their two daughters.
A second fire, called the Eaton Fire, broke out about 30 miles inland in Altadena, near Pasadena, and grew in size from 200 acres to 1,000 acres within a few hours, according to Cal Fire.
A third fire, called the Hurst Fire, also broke out in Sylmar, in the San Fernando Valley, northwest of Los Angeles, prompting the evacuation of some nearby residents.
Firefighters continue to battle fierce wildfires in the Los Angeles suburbs, which have engulfed buildings and prompted panic evacuations as hurricane-force winds fueled the rapidly growing flames.