Singer and songwriter Jhelio He returned to the ruins of his Pacific Palisirs home, which was burned in January Los Angeles Wildfires.

Songstress shared images of some items that they found after visiting the venue of devastating fires and reflected on her loss.

Jhené Aiko was among many famous figures and residents who lost their homes in massive wildlife that were terrorized Southern California in the early year.

On Tuesday, Aiko took over his stories about Instagram to share pictures she took when she visited the place of what her house in Pacific Palisads last month.

Pictures of Aiko shared their emotions after returning to the ruins of her burned home.

The first photo showed her to hold a cup holding Buddha with words, "let him be written."

The second picture, days from 7. April 2025, looked at the ruins, and she neatly asked him, "he finally saw him ... 3 months later."

Jhené Aiko also shared a photograph of a fully burned bus among the ruins of her destroyed home.

The description pointed out the depth of his feelings, writing, "sometimes the sigh is not enough ... You have to scream" F ----- cccckkk !!! "At the top of the lungs."

The second picture from the ruins of Aiko's Pacific Palissions of the Homes showed two Buddha statues that remained intact despite the fire.

In the description in the picture, the singer "Togo Coot Flow" advised people to allow them to allow them whenever they felt the need.

She wrote: "I don't know who needs to hear that, but you must absolutely cry about it as often as the feeling comes."

Coolroom Fixed the pictures of AIKO shared on his Instagram page, and several fans showed love for her with support words.

One fan wrote: "I can't even imagine how this feels. My heart breaks for her and everyone else who lost their homes."

Another person commented, "this is so heartfelt. I send her healing energy."

The third fan shared, "this hurt my heart really bad. Praying for her and her children. God bless them doubled they had lost them."

Another fan added, "I hate this for everyone, but for Jhené especially. Sending light and love, Sis."

The fifth fan asked, "This is so sad. Money does not replace memories."

Jhené Aiko was among many people who suffered terrible losses during the Pacific Palisir in January.

In the middle of the tragedy, she announced over Instagram story post that she and her children lost their home in the wild.

After initially expressing gratitude that she and her children were safe, Aiko, "Molly this morning, those who lost their life. Praying for the world. May suffer a gift; a lesson in compassion."

In the second row, Aikom, who shares the son of Noah Hasani with Raper Big Sean and daughter Namiko love Browner with the former singer of love and R & B, told her fans after starting from losing the house.

She wrote: "I and my children's home disappeared, burned on the ground with all our stuff inside. Lord, mercy, mercy. Thankful, we still have each other. My heart."