Tori's spelling “got carried away” back at La's home in the wildfires

Tori spelling Open about her chaotic but comical experience evacuating her home during a devastating time Los Angeles fires In the latest episode of her “misguided” Podcast, the “Beverly Hills, 90210” star reflected on her family's desperate escape and the surprising realization she had upon returning home.

Tori Spelling, who evacuated with her five children – Liami, 17, Stella, 16, Hattie, 13, Som, 12, and Beau, 7 – took over the moment she returned to her home after the fires subsided. Initially, she feared that looters had broken into her property.

Spelling, who evacuated with her five children, recalled the moment she returned to her home after the fires subsided. Initially, she feared that looters had broken into her property.

“I walked in our front door. You guys, I'm not nervous,” Spelling shared during the Friday, Jan. 24, episode. “I went in and I was blown away. I thought somebody had broken in and broken into our house while we were gone.”

However, upon closer inspection, she realized that the chaos was not the result of intruders. “I mean, it looked like people had come in and just trashed our house. Then I realized, oh, sh-t, no, it's just the way I live.”

Spelling and her children evacuated to an Airbnb in Camarillo, just north of Los Angeles, where they took shelter. The experience gave Spelling a new perspective on material possessions.

“That's when it really dawned on me that when it all settles down, I know it's just little things. I've seen the devastation, the loss, friends, families, people displaced, people who've lost everything,” continued spelling. “When you're lucky enough to still have your home and still have your stuff, it really puts into perspective that it's like, gosh, I have so much stuff.”

Inspired by the losses others endured, Spelling announced her plans to step back and donate. “I'm happy and happy to give back. Everyone around LA is.” losing your belongings and things you need. I am ready to let go and help. “

Spelling also talked about the sheer chaos of having the meeting of your life with only 30 minutes to spare. “After 30 minutes or less, we bagged six lives and three animals,” she said. “I don't know how we did it.”

She admitted that she freezes standing in her closet, not knowing what to take. “Here I was, a lifelong self-employed hoarder, and…it could all be gone. I didn't know what to grab.”

Her eclectic selection included a shell from her uncle, Good Energy crystals, family photos and pet food. Meanwhile, her most expensive designer shoes were left behind. “I looked at my Louboutins and Balenciagas and thought, 'What does it matter?' “”

The family pulled into their car, which Spelling described as “like Tetris to the next level – only stuck”. Small arguments broke out in Bitten, but Spelling kept its focus on survival.

One of the most harrowing moments came when Spelling and her children drove straight into the fire on their way to their makeshift shelter.

“I looked and we could see the fire. Smoke was coming through the vents,” she recalled. “I told the kids, 'Grab your t-shirt, cover your mouth, hold your breath and we're going right through it.' “”

Despite the panic, the family made it through safely. “We drove by and the kids could breathe again,” she said, likening the moment to a scene from a disaster movie.

Spelling joins a growing number of celebrities whose homes have been destroyed by fires, including Anna FarisSlavery Cameron Mathison, Diane Warrenand Paris HiltonIn the area Meanwhile, the stars like it The kid cudiMario Lopezand Bebe rexha have shared their thrilling evacuation stories as the fires continue to spread at an alarming rate.

She added: “My heart is broken for all the people affected by these fires.”