“Top Gun: MAVERICK” Star Miles Teller He explains in detail the moments that led to the evacuation of his family during the Palisades fire.
While appearing on “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert”, the actor explained that before his house was burned in the Pacific, his grandmother moved to southern California and lived with him after the death of his grandfather.
So, my wife and I woke up, and where we lived in the barriers, we were some kind From southern California, which was very small at that point, my wife was from Southern California: “I started to start getting a collar” that starts the fire.
The Miles Tiller's house in Pacific Pacific was burned during Los Angeles fires. (Getty Images/Keleight Teller/Instagram)
Tiller explained that the fire was about 3 miles from his home when they were first Fire monitored.
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“If this fire faded from 12 to three o'clock, we are really in trouble, and we have to move.” I used to take care of my grandmother at that time because my grandfather, which I was close to, had died two weeks ago.
“I would like to say since the time we woke up and we saw it for the mandatory evacuation, and I would like to say 90 minutes to two hours. We watch it on TV while it happened, and people give up cars.”
So, I was like, “MUP. This is what we call her. Then we grabbed a little of a kind.
The burning properties after the shooting in the Pacific Palisades area. (Reuters/Mike Blake)
Tiller explained that his house was not surrounded by any “brush”, only family homes and family -owned companies.
“Fire is frightening. It has originated in the eastern coast and hurricanes often in Florida. They usually have guessed you a week ago. You have a lot of heads. But for fire, a man moved quickly.
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“At this stage, people already hold their children and run on the street, and it was pure … it was somewhat chaotic. Certainly.”
Firefighters watch a helicopter dropping water on the Palisades fire January 11. (AP Photo/Jae C. Hong)
The effects of fire on Pacific Palisades along the Pacific Coast Road. (David Hume Kennerley/Getty Emiez))
Tiller filled his hour during the dialogue program and explained that, while evacuating, holding his grandfather's hour.
“One of the elements I took was my grandmother's hour. I don't know what the camera is,” Tiller said, while he pointed to his grandfather's hour on his wrist.
At the La Fireaid Benefit concert on Thursday, the cashier broke his silence after he and his wife, Keelle Tiller, was They lost their house during the Palisades fire.
Miles and Keeli Tiller were burned last month. (Keleight Teller Instagram/Getty)
“First, I just want to give screaming. I know that there are a lot of the first respondents here tonight. I know that there is a lot of viewing at home. So, thank you all for keeping our safety. Thank you.
“My wife and I, like many of us in Pacific Palisades, have lost our house in fires, and my heart is separated from everyone affected throughout the city. Really, my heart goes out to all of you, comrades.”
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Last month, Killig moved to Instagram to post pictures before and after their home, noting in the comment that she regretted leaving her wedding dress behind her when she was evacuated and the actress before the fire consumed their property.
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“If you are in the Los Angeles area, please go out if I can.
He joined the cashier on stage by one of his neighbors, who shared his personal story on how a Palisades fire and his family influenced him.
The wife of Miles Tiller was “she wished” that she would have acquired her wedding dress while she was evacuated during Palisades. (Justin Talis/Avenue)
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The musicians met in Los Angeles to attend the Fireaid Benefit concert, which was held at the Intuit Dome and KIA forum. The aim of the benefit was to rebuild societies destroyed by fires that were burned across Los Angeles in January.
