Jennifer Garner Reflects on Loss from LA Fires

Jennifer Garner has opened up about her emotional response to the devastating wildfires in Southern California, revealing that she lost a friend from her church who didn't escape in time. During an MSNBC interview, she expressed her guilt over her own unscathed home while knowing at least 100 families who have lost theirs in the fires, which have resulted in a death toll of at least 11. Garner has been volunteering with Chef José Andrés' World Central Kitchen to help feed evacuees and first responders, highlighting the urgency of the situation as the Palisades Fire remains only partially contained. She described the work of World Central Kitchen as 'incredible' and expressed a strong desire to contribute to relief efforts in her community. Garner, a resident of the Pacific Palisades for 25 years, feels a deep connection to the area and its residents, stating that everyone wants to help in any way they can. The impact of the wildfires has been profound, with reports indicating that thousands of homes have been lost to the flames.