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Jamie Lee Curtis fights back tears while talking about L.A. fires

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The relentless wildfires in Los Angeles have continued to instill fear and wreak havoc, leaving many in distress, including actress Jamie Lee Curtis, 66.

During her appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on January 8, Curtis grew visibly emotional as she discussed the wildfire threatening her home.

While Hollywood stars are often seen through a lens of glamour, it’s easy to forget they too face personal challenges, as these fires have tragically reminded us.

Curtis was en route to New York City for her appearance when she received alarming news about the fire nearing her Pacific Palisades residence.

Although her home was ultimately spared, the destruction around her was profound, with many of her neighbors losing everything.

 

 

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“I’m literally just about to cry”

Curtis was on the show to promote her film The Last Showgirl, but the conversation quickly turned to the wildfires, bringing her to tears.

“I’m literally just about to cry. Mostly because of that beautiful welcome,” she began, reacting to the audience’s applause. A fan even shouted, “You’re beautiful!”

Through tears, Curtis continued, “As you know, where I live is on fire right now. Literally, the entire city of the Pacific Palisades is burning.”

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