Singer Robin Thicke said he’s “devastated” after surveying the damage to his Malibu mansion — and seeing most of it reduced to ash.
“It’s funny you see movies, [and] you’d think there would be one doll left over, or a book of course, something. [But] it’s just rubble,” Thicke, 41, told Entertainment Tonight.
The “Blurred Lines” crooner and his pregnant 23-year-old girlfriend April Love Geary, who is expecting the couple’s second child, shared images of their burned-out-home over the weekend, after the Woolsey Fire ravaged the area.
“It’s a great community, it’s a community of wonderful people, a lot of parents whose kids go to the same school as my kid,” Thicke said, referring to his 8-month-old daughter Mia.
“It’s just devastating.”
Despite the calamity, Thicke said he sees a lot of “hope” since some of his neighbors’ homes are still standing.
“Coming back here, there’s a lot of hope. I see how many homes are standing, [there are] a lot of positive things that a lot of people who had to evacuate don’t know,” said Thicke.
He also said he plans to rebuild on his property.
“We love this area, we love the people here, we love this neighborhood. Luckily, some of the property is still intact, you know, [it was] just the home,” he said.
Other stars who’ve lost their home to the inferno include actor Gerard Butler, singer Miley Cyrus, actress Kim Basinger and rock legend Neil Young.