Angelina Jolie and Son Knox help family during Los Angeles fires – NBC New York

Originally appeared in MY! Online

Angelina Jolie and Knox Jolie Pitt They are intensifying.

As several Los Angeles wildfires, including Palisades, Eaton, Kenneth and Hurst, continue to burn across the city, the “Maria” The actress and her 16-year-old son are doing everything they can to help after they were spotted in the parking lot of a Los Feliz grocery store.

In a video obtained by the daily mailAngelina loaded essential items, including bottles of water, into the trunk of her car alongside her son and, in response to a comment about concern about wildfires, said: “Yes, we have people in our house.”

And the 49-year-old man, who also shares children. maddox23, Peace21, Zahara20, silo18 years old, and Knox’s twin Viviana16 years old, with ex Brad Pitt – shared that he plans to donate to wildlife relief efforts, but has more pressing priorities right now.

“I will,” Jolie shared when asked if she planned to donate. “Right now I am taking care of people close to me and having them in my house.”

The actress is just one of many stars who have rolled up their sleeves amid the Los Angeles disaster. Halle Berry She recently shared her plans to donate clothes to a local retailer that helps those in need.

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“YO“I’m packing my entire closet,” Berry wrote in an Instagram from January 9 mail. “If you live in the Southern California area, I urge you to do the same. This is something we can do today to help all the displaced families who need the basics today!”

He ““Catwoman” The star shared that he was inspired to do it by his friend. sharon stoneand Michelle Pfeiffer He also showed that he is joining the cause and added in a comment: “Can I do it tomorrow?”

Meanwhile, Jamie Lee Curtis pledged to donate $1 million to wildfire relief efforts.

“This is the time to reach out to anyone living in Los Angeles, who you think might be in some kind of traumatic shock and grief from the loss of their homes and the devastation of their neighborhoods and communities, and offer them your hand, your home.” and its resources. ” Curtis wrote in one of his many social media posts talking about the fires on January 9. “We will have to come together, as we have never done before, in the City of Angels and help each other. AND WE WILL DO IT!”

The Los Angeles wildfires have left at least 11 people dead and destroyed at least 10,000 properties, according to reports from county appraisers obtained by celebrity.land. Among them, stars like billy crystal, Anna Faris, Paris Hilton and more have seen their homes completely reduced to ashes.

“What breaks my heart even more is knowing that this is not just my story,” Hilton wrote in an emotional Instagram post January 9 along with a video showing the remains of his house. “Many people have lost everything. It’s not just the walls and ceilings, it’s the memories that made those houses homes. They are the photographs, the memories, the irreplaceable pieces of our lives.”

Although wildfires occur naturally, climate change amplifies their intensity and how quickly they can spread. Meteorologist Chase Cain explains two of the strongest links between climate change and the wildfire emergency in Southern California.