Rupert Murdoch’s granddaughter is left devastated as her friends’ homes, AA meetings and local restaurants are all hit by the deadly LA wildfires

Rupert Murdoch’s granddaughter Charlotte Murdoch Freud is devastated as her friends’ homes, AA meetings and local restaurants have all been affected by the Los Angeles wildfires.

At least 130,000 people have been evacuated since horror wildfires began raging through the upscale Pacific Palisades neighborhood on Tuesday.

24-year-old Charlotte, who has renamed herself singer Tiarlie, took to her Instagram Stories on Thursday to share some poignant words about the devastating fires.

She confirmed she was evacuated amid the fires and said she is “praying” her Malibu home will not be among the more than 2,000 buildings that have burned so far.

Tiarlie – the daughter of Elisabeth and Matthew Freud and the sixth grandchild of media mogul Rupert – shared her dismay at the devastation of the past three days.

She admitted she was heartbroken after her friends’ homes, local restaurants and her regular AA meetings were all affected by the tragic fires.

24-year-old Charlotte, who has renamed herself singer Tiarlie, confirmed via her Instagram Stories on Thursday that she was among the people evacuated in Malibu amid the fires.

“Thank you to everyone who checked on me, I have been evacuated and I am safe,” she wrote.

“LA people, please listen to the evacuation orders, you never think something like this will affect you until it happens.

“Your lives are more important than material things. My local restaurants, friends’ houses and AA meetings are gone and it’s only been three days.

“I pray that my house will be okay and that no one else will lose theirs.”

In another post, a ‘terrified’ Tiarlie shared how she has already been evacuated three times during the short two-month period she has lived in Malibu.

“Every time the wind blows, the power shuts off in my entire neighborhood,” she continued.

‘Support your local fire brigade and keep putting pressure on the government. If they don’t want to take global warming seriously, they need to start taking infrastructure seriously, because it’s just as scary as it looks here.”

The inferno began raging through Pacific Palisades on Tuesday, quickly spreading to surrounding suburbs as a storm carried embers and debris in all directions.

A ‘terrified’ Tiarlie (pictured in October) also told how she has been evacuated three times during the short two-month period she has lived in Malibu

At least 130,000 people have been evacuated so far since a wildfire swept through the upscale Pacific Palisades neighborhood on Tuesday (the fires are pictured on Wednesday)

Residents fled and waited with bated breath to find out more about their homes, as news spread that entire streets had been wiped off the map, firefighters were left without water, and resources were being diverted to fighting the blaze on multiple fronts. to fight.

Two new fires then broke out in the Hollywood Hills and Studio City on Wednesday night, forcing first responders to redeploy their already scarce resources to the burned landscape.

The National Guard has been deployed and could send military personnel to help, amid revelations that hero firefighters are “triaging” homes and neighborhoods.

Vast swaths of iconic real estate in Southern California, from Malibu to Santa Monica and from Pacific Palisades to Runyon Canyon, burned — impacting millions of people caught off guard by the unprecedented spread and carnage.

So far, at least five people have been killed in the disaster – which destroyed 2,000 structures and left thousands of people in the city with nothing but ash.

With the death toll expected to rise, calls are also growing for city and state officials to resign over their mismanagement of the disaster.

A huge list of celebrity mansions have been destroyed amid the deadly fires, including the properties of Antony Hopkins, Billy Crystal and Paris Hilton.

A huge list of celebrity mansions have been destroyed in the deadly fires, including the properties of Adam Brody and Leighton Meester (both pictured)

So far, at least five people have been killed in the disaster – which has destroyed 2,000 structures and left thousands in the city with nothing but ash (fires are seen on Wednesday)

The homes of Adam Brody and Leighton Meester, Anna Faris and James Woods, and Miles and Keleigh Teller are also among those confirmed destroyed.

The home where Friends star Matthew Perry tragically died also burned down, according to Realtor.com.

Ben Affleck also rushed to his ex-wife Jennifer Garner’s home after being evacuated due to the devastating wildfires in California.

Dozens of other stars also face an anxious wait alongside their neighbors to hear if anything can be rescued from their properties.