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Chrissy Metz gave an update on how her ex Here we are costume Mandy Moore thrives six months after the La wildfires That destroyed a lot of her home.
Talk to Extra On Friday, July 18, Metz, 44, Moore, 41, confirmed and her family “do well” as they continue to pick up the pieces.
“She’s doing well. I mean, thankfully,” Metz told the outlet. “Much of the structure managed to be saved, which is great, but it’s so obvious. It’s so changing life, and it has children and pets. It’s scary because there’s nothing you can do but hope to get out of there.”
In January, Moore shared through her Instagram that her home was in Altadena, who shared with a husband, Taylor Goldsmithand gus, 4, ozzie, 2, and lou, 10 months, has been destroyed. She added that while the “main part” of her home was still standing, it was not “alive” after being affected by the fires that also destroyed more than 16,000 combined structures.
“We were able to park and walk up our street to witness all the loss. Miraculously, the main part of our house is still standing. For the time being,” he wrote through Instagram. “It’s not livable but generally whole. We lost Taylor and (Griffin Goldsmith’s brother-in-law, with every instrument and a piece of equipment they have ever owned. We lost our garage and back house.”
In May, Moore again took to Instagram to share an update on her home, Los Angeles County Slamming For all the “red tape” involved in the rebuilding process.
Mandy Moore and Chrissy Metz.
(Photo by Getty)“Thank you, La County for making it as frustrating and impossible to rebuild it after the fires as possible,” Moore wrote through the Instagram story statement. “It shouldn’t be surprised but thinks the red tape and circles they give us all through.”
Moore’s Here we are husband on screen, Milo Ventimiglia. also lost his home Malibu to the fires in January. His wife Mariano Jarah very pregnant at the time. (The couple have welcomed their first child, daughter of Ke’ala Coral Ventimiglia.)
Ventimiglia’s Here we are The character, Jack Pearson, died of smoke inhalation after the fictional family’s home burned down, making the real-life loss appeared as a chilling coincidence that Ventimiglia itself recognized at the time.
“Did you know, he’s not lost on me, life imitates art,” he told CBS News In January, adding that losing his home felt “heavy.”
The actor continued, “You start to think of all the memories in different parts of the house and what not and then you see your neighbor’s houses and everything around and your heart breaks.”
