Halle Berry’s Fans Send Prayers as She Shares Heartbreaking Images of the ‘Uncontained’ Palisades Fire

Halle Berry has spoken out about the devastating Palisades Fire and other wildfires tearing through Los Angeles, urging people to show compassion as the natural disaster continues to wreak havoc across California.

The Monster’s Ball star shared a series of emotional photos on Instagram on Wednesday, January 8, showing the destruction in what she described as her own neighborhood. The fires, which ignited earlier this week, have been spreading rapidly, causing widespread chaos.

The images, originally captured by KTLA5 News and the Los Angeles Times, reveal the heartbreaking aftermath of the blaze—buildings engulfed in flames, firefighters struggling to control the inferno, and gray, smoke-filled skies casting an eerie gloom over the area.

 

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“This is from my hood,” Berry wrote in her post. “Look at the sky. That is smoke, not clouds, from a fire that has already consumed over 2,900 acres and remains uncontained. It’s left countless homes and buildings without power and claimed at least two lives, with others severely injured.”

She ended her post by asking for prayers and urging people to stay safe, adding, “Please stay informed through NotifyLA! 🤍 #PrayForLA.”

Fans quickly filled the comments section with messages of love and support. One follower wrote, “Praying for everyone affected,” while another shared their sorrow, saying, “This is heartbreaking for so many families. I’m relieved you’re safe.”

A third commenter questioned, “How does something like this even happen? It’s so tragic. Prayers up for everyone affected.”

By the time of writing, the Palisades, Sunset, Eaton, Hurst, and Lidia Fires had destroyed over 28,000 acres of land, according to CNN Weather’s live updates. The fires have already claimed five lives and caused many, including celebrities like Billy Crystal, Anna Faris, Adam Brody, Paris Hilton, and Leighton Meester, to lose their homes.