Paris Hilton Rushes to Save Her ‘Babies’ as LA Wildfires Destroy Her Home

Paris Hilton grabbed her ‘babies’ and rushed to safety as wildfires destroyed her Malibu home.

The 43-year-old shared a video on X showing her dogs in the car as she packed up and evacuated to a hotel.

The video captured her pets gathered on the backseat while she talked about running around her house to gather them.

She said, “Okay, we found everyone—we’re packing the car and heading to the hotel. Everyone, please care for your pets and pray for everyone’s safety. We’re leaving now.”

Paris captioned the post, “Evacuating our house with all our babies. Sending prayers to everyone and their pets.”

Later, she shared, “Driving out of my house onto Mulholland. I’ve never seen anything like this.”

Many fans sent their support in the comments, urging her to stay safe.

In another video, Paris, in tears, showed the flames and described the scene. “We pulled over because of this big red cloud. It looks like hell has taken over. My prayers are with everyone tonight.”

She updated fans, saying, “We made it down the mountain, stopped at a gas station. The puppies are scared. You can smell the fire, but I’m glad we’re safe.”

Paris revealed she watched her home burn live on TV, saying, “Sitting with my family and seeing our Malibu home burn to the ground is something no one should have to experience.”

She is among many celebrities who lost their homes in Southern California’s wildfires.

In a long post, Paris said the loss was heartbreaking. “This home held so many precious memories, like Phoenix’s first steps. While it’s overwhelming, I’m grateful my family is safe. My heart aches for everyone affected.”

She continued, “The devastation is unimaginable. My prayers go out to those who lost their homes, pets, or more.”

Paris said her team is working with nonprofits to support the affected communities and thanked firefighters and first responders, calling them heroes.

She encouraged others to follow evacuation orders and hold onto hope. “Stay safe. You never know when everything can change.”

Sources said the Malibu home wasn’t her main residence, as she owns several properties, including one in Beverly Hills.

Paris also shared posts on Instagram showing the fires and listing ways to help, such as donating to the Red Cross and LA Food Bank.

California firefighters continue battling the wildfires, which have destroyed homes, clogged roads, and forced tens of thousands to evacuate. Officials said five people have died so far.

Paris is one of many celebrities impacted, including Anna Faris, Adam Brody, and Mandy Moore.

Mandy shared her evacuation story, saying she’s trying to protect her kids from sadness and worry. “It’s a terrifying situation. I’m so grateful to the firefighters helping everyone escape.”

Other celebrities like Adam Sandler and Tom Hanks are waiting to learn if their homes survived.

Actor James Woods posted a video showing flames near his home and said, “It tests your soul, losing everything at once.”

In Pacific Palisades, fires caused massive traffic jams as people fled, some abandoning their cars.

Mark Hamill shared, “We evacuated Malibu last minute. There were small fires on both sides of the road as we left.”

Officials reported that 70,000 residents are under evacuation orders, and nearly 30,000 structures are at risk.

The Golden Globes and other events were canceled due to the fires, marking a sharp contrast to the earlier celebrations in Hollywood.