Lady Gaga, Alyssa Milano, Kim Kardashian, More Evacuate Amid California Fire Danger

Martin and Janet Sheen “fine” in response to son Charlie’s concerned tweet

California fire Kim Kardashian Guillermo del Toro Alyssa Milano
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Kim Kardashian, Lady Gaga, Caitlyn Jenner, Rainn Wilson and Guillermo del Toro are just a few of the famous names forced to evacuate their homes as the Hill and Woolsey fires broke out late Thursday evening, affecting the Thousand Oaks, Malibu, Calabasas, Agoura and Hidden Hills areas of Southern California.

Charlie Sheen tweeted Friday night that he’s unable to contact his parents — actor Martin Sheen, and Janet Sheen, and is asking any of his followers with eyes on a staging ground near Zuma Beach to let him know they’re OK. Saturday morning,

Late Friday, the elder Sheen told FOX11 that he and his family were fine. “We’re at Zuma Beach. We’re probably going to sleep in the car tonight. We’re just fine and hope you guys are, too.”

“Doctor Strange” director Scott Derrickson lost his home in the blaze, while many others left because of approaching flames, fueled into Friday by wind gusts of up to 40 miles per hour.

Jenner shared a video on Instagram late Friday, informing her followers that she had been evacuated to a safe house, but the fate of her home was “still up in the air.”

https://www.instagram.com/p/Bp-nLNaBZ1S

Kim Kardashian tweeted that though the fire had reached her family’s property, it was beginning to be contained and appeared to have stopped.

Lady Gaga evacuation fire

Mark Hamill said his house is “dangerously close” to the fire:

https://twitter.com/rainnwilson/status/1060784191686635520

James Woods and Kevin Smith shared information about finding missing persons and evacuating horses from the fire areas.

Singer Cher expressed worry over her Malibu home on Friday:

Meanwhile, much further north in Paradise, California, which was devastated by a separate wildfire, hosts of the HGTV show “Rustic Rehab” shared on Facebook that their family is safe.

Friday afternoon, the official Twitter of Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area reported that Paramount Ranch’s Western Town set in Agoura Hills where “Westworld” filmed many of its Main Street scenes, had burned down.

The Woolsey fire doubled in size to 70,000 acres overnight. As of Saturday evening it was 5 percent contained.

Two people have been found dead in the burn areas, Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department Chief John Benedict confirmed. In addition, Councilmember Bob Blumenfield said in a statement that over 250,000 people have been evacuated from the Ventura County fire areas, and the shifting winds could bring more devastation.

“The strong Santa Ana winds have made this fire unpredictable and the winds are expected to shift today which could mean new areas, including potentially the Western San Fernando Valley,” Blumenfield said.

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