Jamie Chung and husband Bryan Greenberg are safe after losing LA home to wildfires

On Thursday, Jamie Chung and her spouse Bryan Greenberg disclosed that they had sadly lost their mid-century property in Los Angeles due to the fierce wildfires.

Wow, it’s heartbreaking to see that our entire community has been wiped out,” the 41-year-old SAG Award nominee, with a following of 1.4 million on Instagram, wrote as a caption for the video showing the debris.

We deeply appreciate the courageous efforts of our firefighters and emergency responders, let’s hope no more lives are claimed by these devastating blazes. Please take care and remain alert.

On Wednesday, the former star of One Tree Hill, aged 46, posted: “My family is secure, and that’s what truly matters. The rest is merely possessions. Thank you for your concern. Take care!

The following day, Bryan shared on Instagram about the destruction: ‘It seemed like a nightmare, but fortunately, my family remains safe. My gratitude goes out to every firefighter putting their lives at risk. Stay cautious in those dangerous conditions.’

Greenberg reshared his pal Nichelle Hines’ Instagram Story depicting them entertaining their 3-year-old twin boys, Jamie included, during a nerve-wracking evacuation preparation.

Jamie Chung and husband Bryan Greenberg are safe after losing LA home to wildfires

For nearly a decade, the married pair has been living in a rustic home nestled among the hills, dating back to 2013. However, it remains uncertain when Bryan initially acquired his bachelor residence.

As for my beloved Bryan, what truly resonates with me is his profound business acumen, coupled with our mutual commitment to be there for one another. It’s not about rivalry; rather, it’s a bond of love and respect that makes our relationship so extraordinary. I am overjoyed to call him my husband, and every moment together is simply amazing.

To put it simply, though you may have been with the same partner, people evolve daily, making us unique individuals. What truly matters is that we both strive to support each other emotionally by actively listening, showing compassion, and practicing understanding.

Los Ángeles de la Ciudad de los Ángeles sufrió fuertes ráfagas santa ana que superaron los 100 mph en algunas zonas, lo que provocó varios incendios forestales que han causado la muerte de diez personas, destruido más de 10 mil estructuras y obligado a evacuar a 130 mil residentes.

(Translation: The City of Angels was hit with strong Santa Ana winds exceeding 100mph in some areas, which resulted in numerous wildfires that have killed 10, destroyed over 10K structures, and forced 130K residents to evacuate.)

Other well-known figures who also lost their homes in the fire were Paris Hilton, Jeff Bridges, Anna Faris, Cary Elwes, Diane Warren, Anthony Hopkins, John Goodman, Eugene Levy, Steve Guttenberg, Jennifer Grey, Ricki Lake, Matt Damon, Miles Teller, Billy Crystal, and Adam Brody.

The epic damage and economic loss is estimated to be between $135B-$150B, according to AccuWeather.

As a die-hard fan, I was absolutely heartbroken when, on Wednesday, my beloved Suits: L.A. production was put on hold by NBCUniversal due to the LA County Fire Department revoking filming permits in Altadena, La Crescenta, La Canada/Flintridge, and unincorporated Pasadena. I can’t wait for the day when we get back to it!

The podcast host from “We (Almost) Made It” appears as Rick Dodsen in Aaron Korsh’s 10-part legal drama spin-off, debuting on NBC on February 23.

In the upcoming project, the host of The Dexter: Aftershow has been cast as Officer Corbett in the ’80s-based revenge thriller Stone Cold Fox directed by Sophie Tabet. Joining him are Kiernan Shipka, Krysten Ritter, and Kiefer Sutherland.

However, it was in the year 2004 that Jamie secured her initial major opportunity on reality TV when she featured on MTV’s The Real World: San Diego.