Miley Cyrus & Neil Young Lose Houses In California Wildfires, Guillermo Del Toro’s Bleak House Survives – Update

UPDATE, SUNDAY 10 PM: Miley Cyrus and Neil Young became the latest celebrities to reveal that their homes had been destroyed by the Southern California wildfires.

“Completely devastated by the fires affecting my community,” Cyrus wrote on Twitter Sunday night. “I am one of the lucky ones. My animals and LOVE OF MY LIFE made it out safely & that’s all that matters right now. My house no longer stands but the memories shared with family & friends stand strong. I am grateful for all I have,” Cyrus said before thanking firefighters and LA Country’s Sheriff’s department and urging people to donate. (read her entire tweets below.)

In a post on his Archives site Young blasted President Donald Trump’s reaction in which the President put the blame for the fires on “gross mismanagement” of California’s forests.

“California is vulnerable – not because of poor forest management as DT (our so-called president) would have us think,” Young wrote. “As a matter of fact this is not a forest fire that rages on as I write this. We are vulnerable because of Climate Change; the extreme weather events and our extended drought is part of it.”

Added Young who had a home near Malibu, “Firefighters have never seen anything like this in their lives. I have heard that said countless times in the past two days, and I have lost my home before to a California fire, now another.”

Guillermo del Toro had much better news to share, saying he was told his memorabilia-stuffed Bleak House has survived. “Bleak House (I am told this morning) seems to be fine,” he tweeted. “Just minor smoke damage. I am aware about how much this fire has taken, how much has been lost- this is humbling and a blessing.” Bleak House holds the director’s vast horror-related collection, including more than 700 pieces of original art, life-size wax recreations of Hollywood horror characters, Alfred Hitchcock memorabilia, and various movie props.

UPDATE, SUNDAY, 12:45 PM: Wendie Malick took to Twitter to thank officials for rescuing her four horses and donkey from the fires in Los Angeles County.

The L.A. county Sheriff’s Mounted Enforcement Unit in Malibu rescued her animals and Malick gave thanks tweeting, “My deepest gratitude to LA County Sherriff’s Dept. and Deputy Fred Gonzales for [their] help in the [Woolsey] Fire.”

On Saturday, singer-songwriter-producer Robin Thicke documented his family’s evacuation from his home in Malibu and his girlfriend April Love Geary posted an Instagram story with a photo of their burned house saying “Our house is gone.”

Camille Grammer from Real Housewives of Beverly Hills also took to Instagram to report the unfortunate loss of her home.

“Sadly my house couldn’t be saved,” she wrote. “The courageous firefighters were able to save my cars and personal items recovered from my home.” She went on to thank the firemen that helped her saying, “I’m grateful for all of their hard work trying to save my home. Sad we lost our home but grateful that my family is safe. Luckily we quickly evacuated our house yesterday after a patrol car drove up the street announcing mandatory evacuations. I’m grateful for my lovely neighbors and friends who kept me informed and for their help this evening.”

UPDATE, SUNDAY 9 AM: Actress Shannen Doherty is among the celebrities whose homes were believed threatened. Doherty was out of town when the fire broke, but reported online that people staying at her Malibu home evacuated safely with her dogs. She expressed thanks to firefighters and sympathy for others suffering displacement from the fires.

Actress Alyssa Milano updated that her house was not burned. She had previously tweeted that the structure was “in jeopardy,” but that her children and horses had been safely secured. “My house is still standing. I’m on my way to bring firefighters water and food,” she tweeted.

Cher also updated her home’s status, apparently watching the conflagration on television as she prepared for a performance.

UPDATE, SATURDAY, 11 AM: Singer-songwriter-producer Robin Thicke has lost his house in Malibu and has evacuated. His family is reported safe. He has been documenting his ordeal on Instagram.

UPDATE, SATURDAY, 9 AM: Actor Martin Sheen has been found safe. Martin Sheen was among the hundreds evacuated to the Zuma Beach area after the California wildfires mushroomed near his home.

A reporter for the local Fox 11 outlet spoke to Martin Sheen, who told the news crew he would be sleeping in his car tonight. His son, Charlie Sheen, put out a frantic call for information on his mother and father last night after being unable to contact them in the evacuation chaos.

Add Lady Gaga to the list of celebrities who have evacuated their homes in the Malibu area.

UPDATE 9 PM: Actor Charlie Sheen has put out a public plea on Twitter for information concerning his parents, Martin and Janet Sheen

His plea has been picked up by James Woods:

Refresh for updates… As wildfires spread up and down California, forcing the evacuation of Malibu to the south and raging north of Sacramento in the so-called Camp Fire, Hollywood celebrities from Alyssa Milano to James Woods are using social media to share stories and spread word about missing people and available resources.

Meanwhile, Doctor Strange director Scott Derrickson said his home has been destroyed in the blaze.

In addition, Oscar winner Guillermo del Toro tweeted that his memorabilia-stuffed Bleak House might be in danger – he evacuated last night – but that “the gift of life remains.” Bleak House holds the director’s vast horror-related collection, including more than 700 pieces of original art, life-size wax recreations of Hollywood horror characters, Alfred Hitchcock memorabilia, and various movie props.

“Evacuated last night,” del Toro tweeted today. “Bleak House and the collection may be endangered but the gift of life remains. Thousand Oaks and Agoura are still in danger. Malibu is being evacuated.”

See all tweets and Instagrams below.

Woods is using his Twitter account to link to a list of missing persons in the Camp Fire and SoCal evacuations. “The only hashtag I am using is #CampFireJamesWoods to keep it simple for folks under duress,” the actor wrote earlier. Later, he tweeted, “People have requested I do a hashtag for missing persons in the fires now raging in Southern California, like we did for the #CampFire. I’ll use #SoCalFiresJamesWoods People can exchange info using that hashtag on @Twitter searching for the missing or to announce they are safe.”

Milano shared that she’s been evacuated from her home, taking “my kids, dogs, computer and my Doc Marten boots.”

Woods also retweeted Milano’s request for help in rescuing five horses. (They were rescued).

Wrote Rainn Wilson, “Please send your prayers to the people of Thousand Oaks and the victims of the shooting that are now having to evacuate their homes and neighborhoods. Then send them some cash.”

Director Kevin Smith sought help for a near-Malibu farm that needs help evacuating 40 horses, while Joe Rogan took the moment to thank firefighters and first responders.

Deadline will continue to update throughout the day:

Earlier, Kardashian posted images of the Calabasas area from an airplane:

Then later, Kardashian posted an Instagram photo with her pajama-clad kids after evacuation. “North is always good,” she wrote.

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