Tori spelling thought home was robbed after evacuation of LA fire

Tori spell know she was lucky that her house still stands after emptying During the la wildfiresBut she wasn’t sure what she was walking into.

“I walk through our front door. You guys, I’m not an alarmer, ”Spelling, 51, started during the episode on Friday, January 24, “Misspelled” podcast. “I walked in and gasped.”

After seeing the status of her house, Spelling’s first thought was that someone had robbed the home. But that’s not exactly what went down.

“(I thought), ‘While we were gone, out of town, emptied, someone has broken into our home and robbed our home. There have been raiders here. Look at the condition of the house, ‘”he said. “S – everywhere. That is, it looked like people came in and just crossed our house. Then after more closely explored, I realized, oh s—, no, this is exactly the way I live. “

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Spell explained to podcast listeners that She took her five children – Liam, 17, Stella, 16, Hattie, 13, Finn, 12, and Beau, 7 – and move to Airbnb in Camarillo, which is north of Los Angeles. (Fires in Los Angeles started earlier this month the burning of more than 50,000 acres of land with several stars After losing their homes.)

“That’s when he really dawned on me when all this settles down, I know it’s just things. I have seen the devastation, loss, friends, family, displaced people, people who have lost everything, ”Spelling continued. “When you’re lucky enough to still have your home and you still have your stuff, it really puts it into perspective that it’s like, God, I have so many things.”

The actress said she was “happy” and “excited” to give some of her property to those who need it as a result of the fires.

“I’m really willing to do that – especially all this on heels making my chapter hoarding – I really haven’t had the time, but I’m ready to drop things,” Spelling explained. “Everyone around us, losing their things and needing things. Especially since being back in town now, we can help give all our things we can get out and give to the people who have lost things. “

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He added, “Walk in and not recognize your own home that you haven’t been in in a week, because you’ve been in this nice Airbnb that is all clean. … Anyway, my point is, I walked into my home and I didn’t know my home, because it was in such a disaster until I thought someone was robbed. “

Spell was fast to realize that nothing really happened while she was gone.

“I looked around and all my things were still there,” he said. “All our things were still there. It was just everywhere. “

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