Following the devastating wildfires that have ravaged the area, Los Angeles, a once-vibrant and bustling metropolis, now stands as a gloomy shadow of its former self. Aside from the loss of lives, the fire outbreak has reduced millions of dollars’ worth of property to ashes, causing unheard levels of destruction. As the city continues to face the horrors of the tragic incident, residents, and politicians are faced with the difficult process of rebuilding and healing.
Joining the league of celebrities who have weighed in on the wildfire issues is Full House star Candace Cameron Bure, who also lives in the city and has several of her friends living a new reality they would not have thought of. The actress shared her biggest fears about the aftermath of the devastation,n which she feels will have a ripple effect
Candace Cameron Bure says rebuilding the city of LA will be a long and difficult journey following wildfires
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Speaking with Fox News Digital, Bure revealed that she was short of words to describe the massive inferno. Despite being a victim and still reeling from her loss, the actress is committed to helping people get back on their feet. She is using her social media platform to promote organizations that are accepting donations and offering free supplies and amenities for the LA fire victims.
She explained that life has been very difficult for the victims, and the process of rebuilding and moving past the tragic incident will take a very long time due to the high level of destruction that occurred in the area, as well as the mental toll it has taken on the people.
Cameron Bure is not the only celebrity supporting LA fire victims
Despite Bure’s tight schedule, which has led her to be absent from the city, she ensured that her store remains open, serving as a hub for the collection of donations and supplies for affected people. The actress is currently on a filming set for her upcoming movie.
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Among other celebrities who are raising awareness about LA fire victims are the Dutch and Duchess of Sussex, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. Even in the face of backlash and earning the moniker, disaster tourist, the royals are not concerned,