Sandra Lee Shares Video of Malibu Fires Dangerously Close to Her Home

Sandra Lee only one notable name has been affected by the current wildfires in Los Angeles.

“My home in Malibu has guided me through some of the darkest moments of my life. I’ve loved creating it, decorating it, building it, caring for it, and protecting it,” Lee, 58, shared in an Instagram caption on Tuesday, January 7. “I’ve loved every second of it. I have had it with him. As the fire approaches, I pray for it – I pray for everyone in Los Angeles right now. What a terribly scary moment for my community.”

The famous chef continued, “As the fire reaches our doorstep, stay in touch with each other; Community at times like this is our lifeline. We are all safe but the fire is getting closer to my slice of heaven in Malibu. “

Lee told followers about her long history in Malibu – starting when she was a waitress in 1989.

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“I dreamed of a home like this (FOR ME) and worked my head off for it,” he wrote. “I’m sad but I send all my love to all the first responders and firefighters who literally give everything they have to keep us safe!!! Love and Prayers always.”

Along with her hopeful caption, Lee shared three videos as the fires raged. The first was taken as she began to evacuate her home, which was meters away.

“Sandra, it’s fine here,” a voice can be heard saying in the background of the clip as Lee zooms in on the fire in her area. “I got everything I could.”

A second video showed Lee documenting some of the damage from the fires as she drove. Black smoke can be seen covering the road as she passes a fire truck going the other way. In a third clip, Lee recorded gray smoke billowing in the air over a body of water as ash fell from the sky.

The Los Angeles Times an extreme wind storm caused by the Santa Ana gusts was reported brush fires started in LA on Tuesdaywith citizens evacuating for security reasons. More than 13,000 structures are “under threat,” the Associated Press also reported Tuesday, noting that the origin of the fire has not yet been confirmed.

Lee is not the only star who has shared her experience with the fires. Eugene levy talk with the LA times on Tuesday, revealing that he had also been removed from his home.

“The smoke looked quite black and dense over Temescal Canyon,” said the Schitt’s Creek star by the newspaper. “I couldn’t see any flames but the smoke was very dark.”