The devastating wildfires sweeping across Los Angeles have impacted numerous high-profile celebrities, leaving them homeless and heartbroken as they face the loss of their cherished properties. The California wildfires have engulfed over 1,000 structures, including the homes of stars like Paris Hilton, Billy Crystal, and many others amidst the chaos in Hollywood Hills.

Thick smoke has blanketed the area, making it nearly impossible for locals to see the iconic palm trees lining the streets. Residents have been forced to evacuate, scrambling to gather their belongings in the midst of panic, as the fires rage out of control.

The wildfire's destruction has disproportionately affected some of Hollywood's most sought-after neighborhoods. Celebrity couple Leighton Meester and Adam Brody are among those who have lost their home, with fellow stars Jamie Lee Curtis, Mandy Moore, and Maria Shriver also forced to flee.

Shriver, a journalist and former California First Lady married to Arnold Schwarzenegger, poignantly noted the devastation on social media, lamenting, "Everything is gone. Our neighborhood, our restaurants. The firefighters are doing their best, but this fire is enormous and relentless."

Actor James Woods, who recently evacuated from Pacific Palisades, described the scene as he witnessed homes engulfed in flames in every direction, saying, "We were literally in the center of the fire as it began. One day you're swimming in the pool, and the next day, everything is gone."

Billy Crystal expressed his heartbreak over losing his home of more than 40 years in a statement: "We raised our children and grandchildren here. Every inch of our house was filled with love. Beautiful memories that cannot be taken away."

Other celebrities including Jennifer Aniston, Bradley Cooper, Tom Hanks, and Reese Witherspoon are also residents of the hard-hit Pacific Palisades area. Hilton voiced her anguish on Instagram, revealing her Malibu home had burned to the ground, an experience no one should have to endure.

Miles Teller and his wife, Keleigh Sperry, reported the loss of their home in Pacific Palisades, sharing emotional updates on social media as the fires continued to devastate their community, with Sperry posting a heart-wrenching image of the blaze.

Star Wars icon Mark Hamill described the current inferno as the most horrific since the infamous 1993 fires that consumed 18,000 acres and destroyed many homes. Eugene Levy, known for his role in Schitt's Creek, noted the thick, dark smoke engulfing the area, making it a terrifying sight.

In a powerful video, General Hospital star Cameron Mathison shared the ruins of his once-beautiful home, where he raised his children. "We are safe, but this is what remains of our beautiful home," he shared through tears.

Legendary songwriter Diane Warren, whose hits include classics like "If I Could Turn Back Time," also faced the heartbreak of losing her beachfront property that she called home for nearly three decades.

Actor Steve Guttenberg took a brave stand, aiding firefighters by moving cars to clear paths for rescue operations and encouraging fellow residents to leave their car keys for easier access during evacuation efforts.

Sadly, the historical Palisades Charter High School, known for its appearance in the horror classic Carrie, has also fallen victim to the flames.

Could the iconic Hollywood sign be at risk? The area surrounding it is currently ablaze, prompting massive concerns.

Amid this turmoil, numerous star-studded events have been put on hold, including the Oscar nominations, now postponed due to the fires.

The community of Hollywood, known for its glitz and glamour, now finds itself grappling with turmoil as the flames continue to wreak havoc on homes, lives, and treasured memories.