Anthony Hopkins tragically lost his home during the devastating California wildfires that swept through Los Angeles.
The legendary actor, 87, now joins a growing list of Hollywood elites who have lost their homes as fires continue to devastate the area.
Currently, more than 30,000 residents are under evacuation orders, and numerous celebrities are among those affected.
Hopkins, who bought a beautiful four-bedroom, five-bathroom home in the Pacific Palisades area for $6 million in 2021, saw his property destroyed by the flames.
Photos reveal the charred remains of the classic colonial home, with little more than a scorched fence as the only trace of what was once a beautiful property.
The home purchase was a fresh start for the Oscar-winning actor, who had just sold his longtime oceanfront home in Malibu for $10.5 million — more than double what he paid for it in 2001.
Anthony Hopkins tragically lost his home in the devastating California wildfires that swept through Los Angeles; (seen in 2019)
Photos reveal the charred remains of the classic colonial home, with little more than a scorched fence as the only trace of what was once a beautiful property
As the fires continue to rage, Hopkins and many others are grappling with the heartbreaking loss of their homes in one of the hardest-hit areas of Los Angeles.
Actors Adam Brody and Leighton Meester’s $7 million mansion is one of 1,000 structures destroyed as a result of the wildfires.
The couple bought the five-bedroom home in 2019, but photos show the property is now up in flames.
The Nobody Wants This star, 45, and Gossip Girl actress, 38, were last pictured in public at Sunday’s Golden Globe Awards, less than two days before the fires broke out.
They lived in the 6,000-square-foot home with their two young daughters.
Likewise, actress Anna Faris’ $5 million eco-friendly residence was completely decimated by the fire.
Aerial footage shows the Scary Movie star left with nothing but a pile of rubble.
Former talk show host Ricki Lake shared an emotional post in which she mourned the “immeasurable” loss of her “dream home.”
Photos reveal the charred remains of the classic colonial home, with little more than a scorched fence as the only trace of what was once a beautiful property
The home’s purchase was a fresh start for the Oscar-winning actor, who had just sold his longtime oceanfront home in Malibu for $10.5 million — more than double what he paid for it in 2001.
As the fires continue to rage, Hopkins and many others are grappling with the heartbreaking loss of their homes in one of the hardest-hit areas of Los Angeles.
Pictured: a map showing the extent of the forest fires
Lake, 56, bought the property in 2014. She and husband Ross Sussman got married there in their backyard just three years ago.
‘I can’t believe I’m typing these words […] Ross and I lost our dream home,” Lake wrote on Instagram.
‘This description of ‘dream house’ does not suffice. It was our heaven on earth. The place where we wanted to grow old together.
“We never took our heavenly spot on the bluff overlooking our beloved Malibu for granted, not even for a second. This loss is immeasurable.”
Oscar-nominated actor James Woods shared footage of a house two blocks away from his property completely engulfed in flames.