“The actor joins thousands of Los Angeles residents fleeing their homes amidst devastating Pacific Palisades wildfire.”
January 9, 2025: Actor Ben Affleck was forced to evacuate his Los Angeles home on Wednesday as the Pacific Palisades wildfire crept dangerously close to the property. Affleck had recently purchased the $20 million bachelor pad following his divorce from Jennifer Lopez. Despite his efforts to salvage the situation, the raging wildfire left him with no choice but to flee to his ex-wife Jennifer Garner’s nearby residence for safety.
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Ben Affleck Evacuates Amid Wildfire Threat
According to Page Six, the actor was photographed looking distraught as he drove away from his home. Reports indicate that Affleck spent the morning at the property but decided to leave by evening due to the worsening fire situation. He sought refuge at Garner’s house, where she and their family remain on standby, as evacuation orders for her area have not yet been issued.
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The devastating Pacific Palisades wildfires have already forced nearly 30,000 residents, including several Hollywood celebrities, to leave their homes. Tragically, five lives have been lost so far in the fires, which continue to wreak havoc across the city.
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Other Celebrities Affected by the Wildfires
Affleck isn’t the only celebrity impacted by the wildfires. Scores of stars have been forced to evacuate, with some losing their homes entirely. Reports from The Associated Press reveal that Mark Hamill, Mandy Moore, and James Woods are among the celebrities who evacuated. Mandy Moore, Cary Elwes, and Paris Hilton have confirmed the complete destruction of their homes.
Other celebrities affected by the fire include Adam Brody, Leighton Meester, Fergie, Anna Faris, Anthony Hopkins, and John Goodman. The relentless fires have left many unsure if their properties have survived.
