PRAYING: “Tragedy Strikes Hollywood Royalty”— Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith Forced to Evacuate $42 Million Malibu Mansion With Their Son Jaden Smith as Los Angeles Pacific Palisades Wildfire Reduces Their Home to Ashes

Will and Jada Pinkett Smith Emergency Evacuate as Pacific Palisades Wildfire Destroys Their $42 Million Malibu Mansion

Hollywood power couple Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith have suffered a devastating loss as their $42 million Malibu mansion was completely consumed by the raging Pacific Palisades wildfire. The pair were forced to flee their home in an emergency evacuation as flames rapidly advanced toward their luxurious estate.

A Harrowing Escape

According to sources, the Smiths barely had time to gather a few personal belongings before being forced to leave the property. The fire, which has already consumed thousands of acres and dozens of homes, reached their mansion late Tuesday night, leaving no time for hesitation.

“It was chaos,” a source close to the family revealed. “Will and Jada had to act quickly to get themselves and their staff out safely. They could see the flames approaching their property—it was terrifying.”

Despite their best efforts, the iconic home, known for its sprawling gardens, private cinema, and stunning ocean views, was engulfed in flames within hours. First responders worked tirelessly to control the blaze, but the sheer intensity of the fire made saving the property impossible.

A Heartbreaking Loss

The $42 million mansion, located in Malibu’s exclusive enclave, was not only a symbol of the Smiths’ success but also a cherished family home. Over the years, it served as a sanctuary for the couple and their children, Willow, Jaden, and Trey, hosting countless family moments and high-profile gatherings.

In a brief statement, the Smiths expressed their gratitude for their safety and the efforts of firefighters battling the inferno.

“We are heartbroken by the loss of our home, but we are incredibly grateful that we and our loved ones are safe. Our thoughts are with everyone affected by these devastating fires,” the statement read.