Sadly, Jessica Serfaty is the latest soap star to lose her home to the Los Angeles wildfires. She revealed the grim details to Days of Our Lives fans on social media. The sentimental value of losing one’s home can take a toll on anyone, regardless of their wealth or income bracket.
DOOL Alum’s Tragic Loss
Serfaty posted a series of photos and videos on Instagram, giving her followers a glimpse into the devastating wildfires that started in the Los Angeles Palisades area. The soap star didn’t hold back on her feelings. She got vulnerable as she shared the thoughts she had after seeing her home burn down.
The first photo reads, “My home. Gone overnight. I haven’t stopped screaming and crying for the last two days. Punch pillows where my face will be buried, bleeding with hot tears. My bones ache. To live through tragedy is nothing, something one never prepares for. Utter disbelief. Denial. Impossible. I will blink and wake up. This last year was undeniably the most difficult, traumatic year of my life. The grieving continues.. x,” Serfaty wrote underneath a photo of where her home once was. As you can see, it’s nothing but rubble.
Serfaty shared more photos of the destruction in her Instagram post. The next shot was a view of the wildfires from her flight. She included videos of when her home was in one piece. Serfaty rounded out her post with a photo of her mansion, a screenshot of a private text message conversation with her son Roman, and a somber selfie.
“My heart burns along with the city for everyone who’s lost their homes, memories, a part of their lives to the wildfires,” Serfaty captioned her post.
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Fans React
Understandably, fans are saddened by Serfaty’s loss. But they’re thankful that she and her family are safe and sound. Most users took to the comment section to share thoughts and prayers. Meanwhile, others were speechless on what to say.
“My heart hurts Jess, this is all utterly devastating. The most important thing is that you and Roman are SAFE. Things can be replaced. Hug your loved ones, ❤️” one user wrote. “So sorry. Can’t imagine what that feels like, 💔” another fan remarked.
Our thoughts go out to Sefarty and the thousands of residents who lost their homes to the wildfires.
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