Bill Hader was among the fortunate ones whose Pacific Palisades home survived the Los Angeles fires. While discussing the damage these wildfires caused in LA with KTLA 5, Hader expressed shock, especially after seeing the devastation in his neighborhood and surrounding areas after his return.

Bill Hader confirmed his Pacific Palisades home survived the ongoing Los Angeles wildfires though it sustained some damage in an interview with KTLA 5. "I’m in shock. It’s just gone. Everything," Hader said of his Pacific Palisades neighborhood.

Bill Hader in ‘shock’ after returning to his Pacific Palisades neighborhood: ‘It doesn’t seem real’ - The Pacific Palisades fire first sparked on January 7 and has since been just 19 percent contained

Barry” actor Bill Hader’s Pacific Palisades home survived the catastrophic wildfire, but he wasn’t prepared when he witnessed the devastation surrounding the area upon his return. “People keep saying ‘unreal,

Live alum Bill Hader caught a Los Angeles news crew by surprise when he offered to take part in their coverage of the ongoing wildfires affecting Southern California.

Hader then stressed the importance of taking the evacuation orders very seriously. "If you get an evacuation notice, just, you know, leave," he said. "Because I do know people who were kind of like 'Well, wait and see' and things like that, or, 'I’m in the yellow zone" or whatever.' This thing, once it went red, you couldn’t get out."

US comedian and actor Bill Hader, whose home survived the Pacific Palisades fire, said he was “in shock” and “at a loss for words” at the devastation left behind in his Los Angeles neighbourhood.

Bill Hader has been left "in shock" by the devastation caused by the Los Angeles wildfires. The 'Saturday Night Live' legend was astounded that his own home in the Palisades survived the terrifying infernos – which have claimed at least 25 lives since January 7 – but is mourning the loss of his “beautiful” neighbourhood.

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