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Meryl Streep experienced a close call when trying to evacuate from his house for Palisades fire Earlier this month.
Meryl’s nephew, Abe Streep, wrote an article for New York magazine and shared that a tree fell into the entrance of his aunt, which blocked him a one -way out of his house.
“The evacuation mandate is sent across the city,” Abe wrote. “My aunt Meryl Streep received orders to evacuate on January 8, but when he tried to leave, he found that a large tree had fallen on his entrance, preventing the exit of one -only.
Meryl Streep had to cut the “car size hole” on his neighbor’s fence to escape from the Palisades fire. (Getty image)
“Determinated to get out, he borrowed a wire cutter from a neighbor, cutting the car size hole on the fence he shared with a neighbor on the other side, and passed their yard to escape.”
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For his work in New York magazine, Abe also spoke with the opponent playing “Only Murders in the Building” “Only Murders in the Building”, Martin ShortAbout the evacuation experience.
“Determinated to get out, he borrowed a wire cutter from a neighbor, cutting the car size hole on the fence he shared with a neighbor on the other side, and passed their yard to escape.”
Short, who moved to Pacific Palisades Environment In 1984, told Abe, “I immediately know this is where I want to stay. You are five minutes from the sea or five minutes from the biggest hiking in the mountains that can be imagined.”
Short tells Abe that the safety of the Pacific Palisades environment stands out for him.
“There is only one entrance and one way out,” he explained.
The opponent playing Meryl Streep “Only Murders in the Building”, Martin Short, was influenced by the Pacific Palisades fire but did not lose his house. (Getty image)
Aftermating of the fire in Pacific Palisades along the Pacific Coast Highway January 10. (David Hume Kennerly/Getty Images)
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Short explained that once he was told to evacuate, he collected a family photo album and got into his car. It took an hour to leave the Pacific Palisades environment because people left the car and blocked the road.
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Short shared that he did not lose his house during the fire, but one of his sons who lived near him did it. He also did not have plans to leave the Pacific Palisades he loved.
“I will definitely live in my house,” Short said.
Martin Short will not leave the Pacific Palisades environment after a devastating fire. (Reuters/Mario Anzuoni)
A house stands between the residence destroyed by the Palisades fire in the Pacific Palisades Los Angeles environment on January 12, 2025. (Photo AP/Noah Berger)
Abe also spoke with actor Haley Joel Osment, who lost the fire in the Eaton fire.
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Osment told Abe that he lost 500 notes and piano given by his parents for his 18th birthday. The actor “Sixth Indra” said his father lost his house too.
Haley Joel Osment lost his house at Fire Eaton. (Getty image)
The houses located west of North Oaks Fair are in the ruins less than two weeks after Eaton Fire destroys the area. (Robert Gauthier/Los Angeles Times via Getty Images)
“Don’t blame or anything, but I just want to know, when all this is investigated – is there a decision to let the entire environment go?” Osmen asked.
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The authorities were announced January 28 The death toll from La Fires has risen to 29.
According to Cal FirePalisades fire destroyed 6,837 houses and other buildings and burned 23,448 hectares. Until Tuesday morning, the fire contained 95%.
The Eaton Fire destroyed 9,418 houses and other buildings, burning 14,021 hectares and, on Monday night, the fire was 95% contained, according to to officials.
