Jhene Aiko She has joined the list of stars sharing the heartbreaking news that the California wildfires destroyed her home. Paris HiltonBilly Crystal and Many Moore have already shared their grief over losing their homes in the Palisades fire. Jhené Aiko, however, did not only talk about her loss. She also called out trolls for taking down her status and saying her wealth matched "Paris Hilton's money".

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Jhené Aiko has addressed online critics following her home loss to the LA Wildfires

The Shade Room caught up with the 'Stay Ready' singer leaving a comment under a post, calling out people who took the loss because of her celebrity status.

"The fact that some of you think I have Paris Hilton money is wild. I don't have it like that, but I have a big and loving family, which is worth more than anything," Aiko wrote.

Jhené also told how she lost her house in the second grade to a fire and the kids fought the clowns thinking it was money. He added that he is grateful to be in a better place than he is now.

“But they thought we were rich because we had love!! My family and our friends got together and the next day they made sure my mom and I and my siblings had at least one new pair of sweats and a new pair of shoes. I am fortunate to be in a better state than I was then. And I pray that I will have as much grace during that time as my mother. I work very hard for my family. I pray you all stay safe God bless,” Aiko continued.

Jhené sends prayers to those affected by the fires

Before addressing the haters, Aiko shared prayers for all those affected by the fires. She expressed her heavy heart, revealing that she and her children lost everything and now have to rebuild their lives from the ground up.

"Me and my children's house has disappeared. burn to the ground all our things inside. Lord have mercy. thankful we still have each other. starting from scratch my heart is so heavy" wrote the 'Bed Peace' singer.

Social media reactions

Social media users were quick to fill in The Shade Room's comments section With reactions to Jhené Aiko's post about her financial situation after losing her home. Several people backed her up and mentioned that losing your home in any case is devastating.

Instagram user @jaismith wrote, "Counting other people's coins in this devastating time is brutal."

Instagram user @s.cimone wrote, "Whether Paris Hilton had money or not...she also lost her house.

Instagram user @imbellababyy wrote, "No matter how rich you are, losing your home is devastating. Money can't buy everything."

Then Instagram user @bq.garrett wrote, "It's crazy that you can't talk about a tragedy that has befallen him because you think he's rich. The wrestling Olympics is crazy with you guys.'

Another Instagram user @dollybaby_ wrote, "He's saying it doesn't come from GENERATIONS of wealth, don't let this go to your heads. ❤️🙏🏽 still praying for them."

Another Instagram user @mealionaire_ wrote, "No amount of money in the world can replace memories and memories. Insurance companies dumped a lot of people before the fire. You have no idea. If you don't care, keep quiet."

Instagram user @foreign face wrote, "A loss is a loss regardless. and he's always broke trying to count rich people with their pockets.

Finally, Instagram user @blkphxceo wrote, "The internet always reminds me how far we have fallen as a species smh. He didn't do anything to anyone smh."

The Lakers send love to LA

As the fires raged in Los Angeles, the Lakers showed love to those affected and thanked first responders for their work during this difficult time. The team also announced plans to reschedule their home game against the Charlotte Hornets in a posted message X (formerly Twitter). Fans were asked to hang on to their tickets to promise a new date soon.

We're with you, LA 💜 pic.twitter.com/PoROo4ycd9

— Los Angeles Lakers (@Lakers) January 9, 2025

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