The actress said she is feeling "weird survivors guilt" amid the destruction of the Eaton fire Mandy Moore's home in Altadena, Calif. is "miraculously" still standing amid the Eaton fire — but the star is sharing her grief for loved ones nearby who "lost everything.

Mandy Moore explained why she shared a GoFundMe campaign supporting her relatives who lost their possessions in the Pacific Palisades wildfire

Mandy Moore took to Instagram to provide an update on her home after evacuation due to the Los Angeles fire. She was happy to note that although her house was not livable, at least the main part of the property was “miraculously” standing strong.

Moore, whose own home was significantly damaged by the Eaton Fire, revealed on Thursday, Jan. 9, that her brother-in-law and sister-in-law “lost their home and everything they own” in the blaze with just weeks remaining until the arrival of their first child.

Mandy Moore is one of the thousands of people affected by the devastating fires that continue to rage across Los Angeles, and the star took to Instagram to share videos and photos of the damage she and her community endured.

Mandy Moore gave an update after the Pacific Palisades wildfires destroyed her home. On Thursday, January 9, the “Candy” singer, 40, shared a series of photos documenting the devastating remains of her abode in Altadena,

Mandy Moore shared an update on her Altadena home after it was ravaged by the Pacific Palisades fire. Moore took to Instagram to share shocking images of the destruction of their property, which includes a home studio,