Ricki Lake is determined to rebuild her dream home.
The “Hairspray” actress has vowed that she and her husband, Ross Burningham, will not sell their land in Malibu after their home burned down earlier this month in the Palisades Fire.
The 56-year-old woman revealed that her house took more than seven years to build from the ground up, and going forward she will create “something like magic.”
“My home in Malibu was a sanctuary, the center of many friends and loved ones. Too many gatherings to count. Endless places to hang, dance and play,” he wrote on Instagram on Monday. “It’s exhausting and crippling right now trying to wrap my head around how I’m going to do it all again…..but I will.”
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Ricki Lake is determined to rebuild her dream home. (Ricki Lake/Instagram)
Since he revealed on social media that his house was burnt, he has shared a lot of pictures and videos of his modern house overlooking the sea, with a swimming pool, an ocean view terrace and a well-kept garden. She also put pictures of her husband, dog and friends like Rosie O’Donnell in the house.
Over the weekend, Lake explained that she has been staying at a friend’s guest house and her life “feels really weird right now.”
“I’m so close to the full waterworks, and I’m like numb,” he said in the video. “I don’t hear anything. I can only explain what we are dealing with.”
The remains of Lake’s home. (Ricki Lake/Instagram)
“My home in Malibu was a sanctuary, the center of many friends and loved ones. Too many gatherings to count. Endless places to hang out, dance and play. It’s exhausting and crippling right now trying to wrap my head around how I’m going to do it all again…..but I will.”
He said he doesn’t think that other people with young children, many pets or other problems faced after losing their homes.
Ricki Lake at her Malibu home with her husband, Ross Burningham. (Ricki Lake/Instagram)
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“I can’t imagine the suffering that other people are going through, I can only imagine my own suffering,” he explained in this video.
Lake said people have been coming to him to see how his family is doing, and he said, “To be honest, we’re fine.”
“It’s very sad and sad and scary,” she said.
He also added that he left his home in Malibu “at the last minute” because they had planned to stay and put out the fire with the special equipment they have, but it was too dangerous because of the wind and “we got out there in large numbers.” hurry up.”
Ricki Lake’s Malibu garden. (Ricki Lake/Instagram)
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The former host of the talk show said there were many things he wished he could have taken such as his children’s albums, his grandparents’ albums and his wardrobe, but he was able to find a coat that had a special meaning for him and was made for him. her friend after losing her second husband to suicide. The coat was made from her late husband’s shirt.
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I’m so glad I have it,” she said tearfully while wearing the coat in the video. “It’s one of the things I appreciate the most and that I still have it – it’s not a home, it’s not useful. for everything we’ve lost, but I have this, and this makes me really, really happy. ”
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The pool and his favorite coat, which he managed to save from the fire. (Ricki Lake/Instagram)
He added, “I can’t handle the level of emotion that overwhelms my heart and soul and I can’t cry anymore.”
He asked people to “please continue to keep us in your thoughts and all the people of LA,” adding that “it’s not a big prayer,” but “he’s been praying a lot these past few days.”
“My house was filled with joy,” he continued. “I plan to rebuild. We are definitely not selling that land. We will build something different there. That land is sacred. That land is magic.”
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He added, “We’re in deep trouble,” but “we’re going to create another magical thing.”