In the wake of the devastating wildfires in Los Angeles, actress Preity Zinta shared an update, confirming that she and her family are safe at the moment.

Amid the ongoing raging wildfires in Los Angeles, actress Preity Zinta shared an update about her well-being with her fans.

Fast-spreading wildfires in Southern California have forced thousands, including celebrities, to evacuate. Preity Zinta recently reassured fans of her safety amid the crisis, expressing her heartbreak for those affected.

Actor Preity Zinta, who is based out of Los Angeles, says she is safe but heartbroken by the devastation caused by the raging wildfires in the US city. According to American media, the Los Angeles County medical examiner's office confirmed the death toll from the wildfires ravaging the area has risen to 16.

Bollywood actress Preity Zinta reassures fans of her family’s safety amid Los Angeles wildfires. She expresses heartbreak over the devastation and gratitude towards firefighters, while offering prayers for those affected by the fires.

Bollywood actor Preity Zinta, based out of Los Angeles, says she is safe but heartbroken by the devastation caused by the raging wildfires in the US city

Preity Zinta said that she and her family are safe "as of now" amid the Los Angeles wildfires and added that she is heartbroken at the devastation around her.

Actress Preity Zinta said that she and her family are safe “as of now” amid the Los Angeles wildfires and added that she is heartbroken at the devastation around her.

Preity Zinta, who has been balancing her time between India and the US since her marriage to Gene Goodenough, a financial analyst based in Los Angeles, recently addressed her fans on social media amidst the ongoing wildfires in the city.

Preity Zinta lives in Los Angeles with husband Gene Goodenough, their twins, and in-laws. She shuttles between India and the US.

Zinta continued, “I’m heartbroken at the devastation around us and grateful to God that we are safe as of now.” Zinta also extended her thoughts and prayers to those who had been displaced or lost everything in the fires. She concluded by thanking the fire department, firefighters and all those helping to save lives and property.