PHOTOSKyle Richards Posts Tribute To Los Angeles Fire Department For Their Help During Wildfires
Kyle Richards thanked the Los Angeles Fire Department for their work helping to alleviate the recent California wildfires that have been spreading through the state. The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star and Los Angeles native expressed her gratitude towards the department on Instagram.
On October 28, the 50-year-old reposted a video that the LAFD shared of the fires burning through the area. "Thank you for all that you do to keep everyone safe ?#Repost @losangelesfiredepartment," she captioned the clip.
Many of Kyle's friends and family sent prayer emojis to her in the comments.
The Bravo star also reposted the fire department's original post that informed residents of Los Angeles what they could do to help. The post continued, "You bring the defensive, we’ll bring the offense. By doing proper brush clearance, you create the defensible space around your home. That gives us the ability to place firefighters between the fire and your home to make an offensive attack. It’s all about #teamwork!"
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Other celebs like LeBron James, Tamera Mowry and many more have been forced to flee their homes due to the fiery destruction.
Los Angeles residents from all over the city have made efforts to stay safe during the fires. LeBron, 34, and his family had to leave their $23 million Brentwood mansion in the early hours of October 28. The NBA star tweeted about the situation and urged everyone to stay safe.“I praying hands emoji for all the families in the area that could be affected by these fire emojis now!” LeBron tweeted. “Pretty please get to safety ASAP.” The Los Angeles Lakers player also sent his gratitude to those working hard to keep the city in check. “My best wishes as well to the first responders right now doing what they do best!”
That same day, Tamera, 41, was forced to miss the taping of her talk show, The Real, in order to deal with the threat of the wildfires around her Los Angeles home. Her cohosts addressed her absence to the audience. Fortunately, the Sister, Sister star was safe and unharmed.
Tamera returned to the talk show on October 29 and updated her The Real family and fans on her situation. “I feel like I’m surrounded by fires, because you know I live in northern California ,” the mother of two explained. “Well, we lost power for the day, and then I had to fly over the fires and I thought I was gonna die. It was not a fun experience.”
