Chrishell Stause and her Australian spouse G Flip have been forced to evacuate their $3.3 million Hollywood Hills mansion, as a fierce new wildfire breaks out in the celebrity epicenter of Los Angeles.
The Selling Sunset star and award-winning musician were evacuated at 2pm Thursday AEDT.
“Immediate evacuation in my area,” Chrishell captioned a post made to her Instagram Stories.
“G, Gracie and I are safe and out of the house,” she continued, ending the post with five broken heart emojis.
Earlier today, the reality TV star shared a map of the inferno ravaging surrounding neighborhoods and asked her 4 million social media followers to pray for her family.
“Thankfully my area is safe for now,” he wrote, before adding: “Impossible to sleep while your city burns.” Please pray for us.’
Chrishell Stause and her Australian spouse G Flip have been forced to evacuate their $3.3 million Hollywood Hills mansion, as a fierce new wildfire breaks out in the celebrity epicenter of Los Angeles. Both in the photo
The Selling Sunset star and award-winning musician were evacuated at 2pm Thursday AEDT. “Immediate evacuation in my area,” Chrishell captioned a post made on Instagram.
In a short clip filmed around the same time, Chrishell was poolside on her outdoor patio, which offers unobstructed views of the city and Hollywood Hills.
The bad weather knocked down Chrishell’s large patio umbrella by the pool and smoke filled the air.
Chrishell and G Flip have been evacuated amid warnings that another 100,000 residents should be prepared to leave their homes.
The reality show real estate agent purchased the luxurious four-bedroom mansion in 2021 for $3.3 million, below its listing price of $4 million, after presenting herself as the buyer’s agent.
Chrishell financed the purchase by selling her ex-husband Justin Hartley’s engagement ring.
“When sometimes life gives you lemons, sometimes you have to add a little vodka,” the actor, 43, joked during his appearance on The Kelly Clarkson Show.
“I was trying to, you know, make the best of a situation.”
The house dates back to 1964, but has had many renovations in the decades since to give it a modern feel and has been featured on Selling Sunset several times.
The master bedroom is decorated with expensive Italian Calacatta marble and features a private bathroom with a steam shower and a jetted tub for further pampering.
Both the bedroom and living room feature floor-to-ceiling sliding French doors that provide abundant light and can be opened to reveal the typically pristine view.
Chrishell Stause bought her house (pictured) for $3.3 million in 2021
Hollywood’s biggest celebrities are picking up the pieces after discovering their prosperous neighborhood was reduced to ashes and rubble when the California wildfires ripped through Pacific Palisades today.
The death toll from the historic infernos has reached five, as heroic firefighters still battle hellish conditions on the front lines of at least five different fires.
The homes of Anthony Hopkins, John Goodman and Miles Teller are among those destroyed, while dozens of other stars, including Chrishell, now face an anxious wait with their neighbors to find out if anything can be saved.
Chrishell Stause has kept her family, friends, and fans informed of her whereabouts and safety through her Instagram Stories. She has now been evacuated from her home.
The hellish, fast-moving inferno now sweeping through the hills prompted the urgent evacuation order at 6 pm local time on Wednesday, impacting at least 50 acres already near Runyon Canyon.
So far, at least five people have lost their lives in this devastating natural disaster: 1,000 structures have been completely destroyed and thousands of people have been left with nothing but ashes throughout the City of Los Angeles.
Now, the Sunset Fire is about to wreak havoc on the celebrity epicenter, prompting the evacuation of the famous strip, home to the Hollywood Walk of Fame, the TLC Chinese Theater and the Hollywood Bowl.
The witnesses who detected the new fire said that the flames “exploded in size”, because the area is fertile and with dense undergrowth that is unfortunately causing the fire.
Fire crews are dropping water from the sky in an effort to contain the fire and stop it from spreading to nearby neighborhoods.
But embers are beginning to fly ahead of the main fire and fester in buildings, and video captures at least one residential building catching fire Wednesday night.