Paris Hilton It was among many celebrities who lost their properties in Los Angeles fires caused by Havoc last month, but lost a certain object so much hurt the Socialit.

Actress Riley Mae Lewis opened about his interaction with Hilton in 2025 grams and revealed the subject that the media personality lost which it was hard to hit her.

Despite the loss of his Malibu house, Hilton helped the provision of the families influenced by the inferno.

She discovered she met Hilton while waiting to walk with a red carpet on 2025 grammars and hit the conversation with her.

Lewis shared, "I told her I was sorry to lose my house in Malibu, and automatically, the switch turned. It became extremely emotional that totally makes sense."

The 21-year-old also discovered that Hilton was devastated and opened that "had so many memories with children in that house."

The respondent made a hatred that some people broke up with celebrities in the middle of the fire of Los Angeles.

Then some people felt that celebrities could handle the loss of their properties because they were "rich", forgetting that they built many memories in burned houses.

Lewis shared his thoughts on the issue, noting that there were "certain things you can't replace".

Then she discovered that she was guarding Hilton "as she talks about how she lost her mother's necklace in fire, and she was really upset about it."

After the news about Hilton Malibu's loss of the screen, she took over to social media to confirm the reports and added that she watched her house fell live on live on live television.

In a long lasting post, Hilton wrote that "hardly covered". She added, "sitting with his family, watching the news and seeing our home in Malibu Burn to Earth on live television something is something that no one should experience."

44-year-old recalled some of the "precious memories", she and her family built in the house, including the first steps of her son Phoenix and her husband, Carter Reum's dream to build the "lifespan of memory" with his daughter London.

Hilton wrote, "While lossing is irresistible, I hold my gratitude that my family is safe. My heart and prayers go out into every family on all the people who have lost their homes, their beloved pets."

She added: "My heart for those who are still harming or mournful in greater losses. The devastation is unimaginable. Know so much wake up today without a place called home."

Hilton also discovered that her 11:11 the media influential team reached for non-profit organizations to determine the best way to support community-affected communities.

She added: "We stand for providing help as soon as possible and make a meaningful difference for those who needed it most."

Hilton expressed a deep gratitude to firefighters and the first answers, calling them true heroes for their courage and victims.

She called for everyone to stay safe, follow evacuation orders and support each other, hoping that fires will soon be contained.

Mother two concluded ", sending so much love and strength to all of you. We hugged together, La. Hugs your loved ones a little tighter tonight. It never knows when everything could change."

Paris Hilton kept in his word to help those who hits the chase into Los Angeles Wildfires. She volunteered in Baby2baby and Pasadena Human Society, encouraging a displaced dog.

The business woman also hosted families in Hilton in Montebella and raised $ 800,000 for an ambulance through 11:11 media influence.

She remained dedicated to helping displaced families with cash assistance, housing and essences.