Crisis Metz How did his ex gave an update This is our Customer Mandy Moore Is healthy after six months La Wildfires It destroyed most of his house.

Talking From Excessive Friday, 18 July, 44 -year -old Metz confirmed 41 -year -old Moore and his family "doing well" because they continue to pick up these pieces.

"He's doing well. I mean, thank you for goodness," Metz told outlet. "Many structures were able to recover, which is great, but it's so sarcastic it is life-change, and he has children and pets it is just scary because you can't do anything but hope to get out."

In January, Moore shared through his Instagram that his home in Altadena, which she shared with her husband, Taylor GoldsmithAnd gus, 4, oj, 2, and lu, 10 months, Has been destroyed. He also added that when the "main part" of his house was still standing, it was "not habitable" after the fire, which destroyed more than 1 16.5 combined structures.

"We were able to park and walk on the street to testify all the damage. Miraculously, the main part of our house is still standing. Now," he wrote through Instagram. "It is not habitable but most intact. We lost the studio of Teller and (Schalke Griffine Goldsmith) that they ever owned with each owned materials and pieces. We lost our garage and rear house."

In May, Moore again took her to Instagram to share an update in her home, Los Angeles County Slaming For all "red tapes" involved in the process of rebuilding.

"Thanks, La County to make it as frustrating and impossible to rebuild it as much as possible," Moore wrote in an Instagram story statement. "Don't be surprised but it is the red tape and the hoops that they are giving us everything"

Moore's This is our Onscreen husband, Millo Ventimgalia, Also lost his Malibu home Near the fire in January. His wife Mariano Zarah He was heavy pregnant then. (The couple has since welcomed their first child daughter Kala Coral Ventimigolia.)

Of Ventimiglia This is our The character, Jack Pearsson, died in the fantasy family's house after burning the house, died in a notoriously due to breathing, real-life loss was a wonderful coincidence-an experience that Ventimiglia himself acknowledged at that time.

"You know, it is not lost to me, life imitating art," he said CBS News In January, adding that the damage to his house was "heavy" felt.

The actor continued, "You start thinking about all the memories in different parts of the house and then what is not and then you see everything around your neighbor's houses and everything around your heart" "