Cameron Mathison Says He Lost 'Everything' in L.A. Fire: 'Would've Grabbed So Much More'

(L-R) Cameron Mathison; a picture of his California home.Photo:Kathy Hutchins via ZUMA Press/Shutterstock; Cameron Mathison/Instagram Kathy Hutchins via ZUMA Press/Shutterstock; Cameron Mathison/Instagram Cameron Mathisonis opening up about his massive loss from the L.A. fires. TheAll My Childrenalum, 55, spoke withEntertainment Tonighton Wednesday, Jan. 9, explaining how he and his family escaped from The Eaton Fire, which burned their home earlier this week. When they were forced to evacuate, he said he “didn’t really believe” they would lose everything, so he only took passports, birth certificates and a few photo albums.

Cameron Mathison SaysHome Sweet ChristmasCostar Candace Cameron Bure's Sense of Humor Is 'a Little Bit Dirty’

Cameron Mathison and Candace Cameron Bure.Photo:Rodin Eckenroth/Getty; Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty Rodin Eckenroth/Getty; Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty According toCameron Mathison,Candace Cameron Burehas an unexpected sense of humor. “It was really, really lovely,” he said of filming the project before addressing the crowd. “I’ve known Candace, as you guys have, for a long time. I’ve known her personally but never actually got to do a movie with her and [we] talked about it for a long time.

Cameron Mathison Shares Devastating Video of ‘What’s Left’ of L.A. Home After It Burned in Wildfire

TheAll My Childrenalum, 55, shared the aftermath of the blaze that leveled his L.A. home in anInstagram Reelon Wednesday, Jan. 8. In the clip, Mathison walks down a path that appears to be outside of where the home once stood as orange skies and billowing smoke are visible in the background. The gate leading to an outdoor patio area is off its hinges, while much of the surrounding greenery is scorched.

Cameron Mathison Warns Followers to Think Twice About How They Comment on L.A. Fires After His Home Burned Down

Cameron Mathison.Photo:Presley Ann/Shutterstock; Cameron Mathison/Instagram Presley Ann/Shutterstock; Cameron Mathison/Instagram Cameron Mathison wants his followers to be mindful when discussing people who have lost their homes in the recent Los Angeles wildfires. Mathison gave “some gentle words to consider” in a clip he recorded from a car he was sitting in. “Maybe if you’re sharing or commenting about somebody that’s lost their home in these fires, and everything they own — everybody’s got a very different relationship with their house,” he said.

Camila Cabello Reflects on Her Time in Fifth Harmony and Stresses Importance of 'Conflict Resolution' Skills

Camila Cabello in 2024 for NYLON.Photo:Ryan Saradjola Ryan Saradjola Camila Cabellois reflecting on her time inFifth HarmonyIn a new cover story interview, the “I Luv It” singer opened up toNylonabout her time in the girl group withNormani,Dinah Jane,Ally BrookeandLauren Jaureguifrom its formation in 2012 through her December 2016 exit.Cabello said she looks back on the group with a sense of grace, admitting she wasn’t sure if she was “struggling more than a normal teenager should” in the spotlight.