While the 'Greenleaf' star reveals that she has to evacuate her dogs from her Montecito mansion, the 'Fireworks' songstress shares that her brother is evacuating her parents from her home.
- December 18, 2017
AceShowbiz -
Oprah Winfrey, Katy Perry and Rob Lowe are the latest celebrities who are affected by the Thomas Fire which continues to rage through the southeastern part of America. It becomes the third largest wildfire in the country's history. Replying to a fan's question on Twitter on December 17, Oprah shared that her dogs as well as her staff had evacuated from her Montecito mansion.
"Evacuated 10 days ago," she tweeted. "Smoke was so bad for breathing. Dogs are in Palo Alto." In a previous tweet, the host of "The Oprah Winfrey Show" shared that her home, which is called "Promised Land", was "so far still standing. Praying for the Promised Land and everyone else's land. Firefighters on the defense."
Evacuated 10 days ago. Smoke was so bad for breathing. Dogs are in Palo Alto.
— Oprah Winfrey (@Oprah) 17 Desember 2017
So far still standing. Praying for the Promised Land and everyone else’s land. firefighters on the defense. ðŸ™ðŸ¾
— Oprah Winfrey (@Oprah) 16 Desember 2017
Meanwhile, Katy shared on her Twitter account that her parents had to evacuate from their home in Santa Barbara County on her mother's birthday. "Woke up to wish my mom a happy 70 birthday to find my brother evacuating them from the insane #ThomasFire in Santa Barbara County that has kicked up once again," so she tweeted. "Praying for the firefighters and first responders that are fighting it back as best as they can."
Woke up to wish my mom a happy 70th birthday today to find my brother evacuating them from the insane #ThomasFire in Santa Barbara County that has kicked up once again... praying for the firefighters & first responders that are fighting it back as best they can. Love you SB 💔
— KATY PERRY (@katyperry) 16 Desember 2017
Rob took to Instagram to give update on the state of his property by sharing a picture of the blaze lurking behind his Santa Barbara home. He captioned it, "Our house aprox 7:30 A.M. today. Pray for Santa Barbara." The Virginia-born actor later posted a photo of himself donning a firefighter suit. "Helping earlier today. You do what you can, but when it's time.. you GO," so he wrote in the caption.
Last week, Rob revealed that he had to evacuate from his home due to the wildfire. Taking to his Twitter account, the actor said, "Praying for my town. Fires closing in. Firefighters making brave stands. Could go either way. Packing to evacuate now."
Praying for my town. Fires closing in. Firefighters making brave stands. Could go either way. Packing to evacuate now.
— Rob Lowe (@RobLowe) 10 Desember 2017
