Staud Founder Sarah Staudinger Loses Her Childhood Home in Palisades Fires: 'We Will Miss You'

Mar. 15, 2025

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Sarah Staudinger attends W Magazine’s Annual Best Performances Party at Chateau Marmont on January 04, 2025 in Los Angeles, California.

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Sarah Staudinger has lost her childhood home.

In a series of posts shared on her Instagram Stories on Thursday, Jan. 9, the Staud founder, 35, revealed that the home, located in thePacific Palisadesneighborhood of Los Angeles, burnt down due to the ongoing wildfires in the area.

“Thank you for the magical memories house,” Staudinger wrote in all caps over an Instagram Stories image of the sunset from the yard.

The photo, which showed outdoor furniture and maintained landscaping, appeared to have been taken before wildfires ripped through the oceanside community.

Staud Founder Sarah Staudinger and Husband Ari Emanuel Lose Home in Palisades Fires

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“Thank you for keeping us safe for so long and watching us grow up. Thank you for being there until the very end,” she continued. “We will miss you.”

In text written over the image, she thanked those who were “still out there tirelessly fighting for us.”

Staud Founder Sarah Staudinger and Husband Ari Emanuel Lose Home in Palisades Fires

Dry vegetation and severe winds fueled the fires, which began on Tuesday, Jan. 7 in the Palisades.

Since then, 19,978 acres have burned, with hundreds of properties and businesses destroyed or damaged. As of Thursday night, the Palisades Fire was only 6% contained, according to the Los Angeles County Fire Department.

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Multiple other fires — such as the deadly Eaton Fire where at least 13,690 acres have burned — have also added to the already devastating ongoing situation.

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source: people.com