Laeticia Hallyday: her Los Angeles house completely destroyed but some of Johnny's objects saved

In the fires ravaging Los Angeles, many personalities have lost their homes, including Laeticia Hallyday. According to information from Le Parisien, if Johnny Hallyday's widow lost a lot of things, she could still have saved a few of the rocker's objects.

© Bestimage Laeticia Hallyday must cope with the loss of her Los Angeles home.

IN BRIEF

• For several days, devastating fires in Los Angeles have caused the death of 16 people and destroyed the homes of celebrities such as Laeticia Hallyday, Patrick Bruel and Paris Hilton.
• Laeticia Hallyday had to evacuate her house with her daughters, saving their dog, while Johnny Hallyday's AC Cobra car was preserved.
• Despite the loss, Laeticia Hallyday expresses her gratitude for the support received, emphasizing that love remains intact even in tragedy.

For several days, violent fires have been hitting Los Angeles and have already caused the death of 16 people while the flames are still not under control. Many celebrities have revealed, with heavy hearts, that they have lost their homes. Patrick Bruel, Paris Hilton, Mel Gibson and Jennifer Grey have shared terrible images of their house reduced to ashes.

Laeticia Hallyday's house suffered the same fate while it was located in the very popular neighborhood of the City of Angels. She was with her two daughters, Jade and Joy, when the flames came dangerously close to her house. The family had no choice but to leave to get to safety. If the house was completely destroyed, Joy Hallyday had the reflex to take their dog Cheyenne in her arms, who was thus saved from the flames.

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Johnny Hallyday's blue AC Cobra sports car saved from the flames

But that's not all. According to information from Parisien, several objects that belonged to Johnny Hallyday were reportedly saved. “All the objects that had been removed from the property and repatriated for the 'Johnny Hallyday' exhibition in 2023 and 2024 in Brussels and then Paris, including his splendid blue AC Cobra sports car, are still kept in France. And have therefore been miraculously éspargnés“, we can thus read in the columns of the daily newspaper.

Unfortunately, all the objects that belonged to the idol of the young have not could be saved. For example, on the ground floor of the house that went up in smoke, Laeticia Hallyday had recreated her deceased husband's office. There were cowboy hats, an Indian chief's headdress and even a motorcycle helmet with the image of the American flag.

Laeticia Hallyday: “There's nothing left”

“There's nothing left… only ashes where lived our laughter, our memories, our history“, wrote the singer's widow on Saturday, January 11, in the caption of a video of his house in ashes shared on Instagram.

Despite the immense sorrow, the mother tries to stay on course. “However, in this abyss, there remains one thing that nothing can ever burn: the immense love that I receive every day. Your messages, your prayers, your gestures touch me deeply. You are my strength, my hope, my reason to believe in tomorrow“, she added.