Nora Fatehi Describes Evacuation Chaos Amid Wildfires In LA: ‘I’ve Never Seen Anything Like This’

Nora Fatehi reveals she and her team evacuated a Los Angeles hotel due to wildfires that erupted on Tuesday.

Wildfires force Nora Fatehi to evacuate a Los Angeles hotel.

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New Delhi: Bollywood actress and dancer Nora Fatehi recently talked about her terrifying experience battling the Los Angeles wildfires. The actress documented the disaster's aftermath on Instagram, showing how the situation quickly escalated and that she and her crew were ordered to evacuate their hotel. "I am in Los Angeles and the wildfires are crazy," she revealed. 

Nora Fatehi expressed her horror, describing the flames as unlike anything she had ever witnessed. She can be heard saying, “I have never seen anything like that. This is insane, we just got an evacuation order five minutes ago. So I quickly packed all my stuff and I am evacuating out of here. I am gonna go near the airport and chill there because I have a flight today and I really hope I can catch it." 

Concerned about her flight, Nora said, "I hope it doesn't get cancelled because this s**t is scary. I am going to keep you guys updated. I hope people are safe, I have never seen anything before like this."

Priyanka Chopra's Post on Los Angeles Wildfires

Nora's experience comes after actor Priyanka Chopra extended her support to those affected by the wildfires. In an Instagram post, Priyanka Chopra expressed her condolences to the victims. She wrote, “My thoughts with everyone affected. Hope we are all able to stay safe tonight.”

For the unversed, a devastating wildfire erupted in Los Angeles on Tuesday, forcing the evacuation of more than 30,000 residents, as reported by Business Standard.

The ongoing wildfires have affected many celebrities, prompting evacuations and causing significant damage to properties. Mark Hamill, Mandy Moore, and James Woods were among those who had to evacuate, while Adam Brody, Leighton Meester, and Anthony Hopkins are said to have lost their homes in the disaster.