Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson thought-about leaving their $26 million mansion regardless of it surviving the devastating Palisades wildfire.
Their Pacific Palisades residence was spared from the raging Los Angeles fires, which left the neighbourhood and areas surrounding it in ruins.
Despite feeling lucky and “blessed,” the couple have been coping with “survivor’s guilt” and remained uncertain about staying within the neighbourhood.
According to an insider, talking to DailyMail, “Tom Hanks is coping with a type of survivor’s guilt as his house is at present unscathed.”
The supply defined that the Forrest Gump star is deeply saddened by the disaster and feels a way of guilt.
They shared that the 68-year-old actor feels horrible that lots of his mates have misplaced every part whereas his residence stood there untouched.
“They don’t understand how they are going to wrap their heads round this,” the insider said.
Tom and Rita’s 4,513 sq. foot residence was situated simply far sufficient from their closest neighbor, whose home was utterly engulfed in flames.
The two time Academy Award winner and his spouse bought their 4 bed room and 5 lavatory property in 2010, however are on the fence about transferring again to their residence completely.
“They really feel blessed that their residence continues to be standing however they have not determined what they’ll do subsequent,” the supply shared.
“It could be very bizarre to remain as soon as all of the mud settles in a spot surrounded by no person, however these selections can be made within the weeks and months to return,” they continued.
