Miles Teller’s Wife Keleigh Heartbroken Over Priceless Item Lost In L.A. Fires

Miles Teller and Keleigh Teller's home was one of many to fall victim to the devastating wildfires that have swept across Southern California.

As of Thursday, January 9, over 100,000 Los Angeles residents were under evacuation orders, and officials reported that thousands of buildings had been destroyed. The death toll, which was previously reported as five, remains unknown due to the rapidly changing nature of the disaster.

Keleigh Teller is now speaking out about the loss of her and Miles Teller's home to the Pacific Palisades fire.

Keleigh Teller Shares Emotional Story Behind Prized Possession Lost in Los Angeles Fires

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The actress shared a poignant photo on Instagram, taken through her car window as the couple evacuated. The image showed their white home still standing, with a silver SUV parked in the driveway. In the background, ominous clouds of smoke filled the sky.

Keleigh captioned the photo with an emotional message, “Snapped this driving out... To everyone reaching out, I can’t thank you enough. Your kind hearts have meant the world; I’ll never forget them. Community has come out stronger than I could imagine."

"Pacific Palisades, I love you beyond measure; you are a little slice of heaven," she added. "We will come back stronger than ever. If you’re in the LA area, PLEASE get out if you can."

Miles Teller’s Wife, Keleigh, Mourns Loss of Wedding Dress

Keleigh then revealed she lost her wedding dress in the fire. "I wish I grabbed my wedding dress... wish I did a lot different, but it doesn’t matter," she said. "Stay safe, get out. There are no words. THANK YOU to the first responders fighting.”

A second photo in the post captured the heartbreaking aftermath. The Tellers’ home, once a luxurious retreat in the exclusive Pacific Palisades neighborhood, had been reduced to ashes. The silver SUV parked in the driveway was also destroyed, its charred remains a stark reminder of the fire’s ferocity.

Keleigh concluded her post with a side-by-side image of the Pacific Palisades neighborhood before and after the fire, illustrating the devastating transformation.

Friends Of The Teller's Show Their Support

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After seeing the devastating photos of what was left of her home, many celebrities and fans took to the comments section to share their support.

Country music singer Shania Twain commented, "Sending my love."

Fashion designer Rachel Zoe expressed, "I am so sorry my heart is with you both."

YouTuber Claudia Sulewski wrote, "My heart is broken for you both. Sending so much love. if you need anything in these next few days, weeks, months."

"Bachelorette" star Jenn Tran said, "Sending so much love."

Inside Miles and Keleigh Teller's $7.5M Pacific Palisades Mansion

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The couple’s loss comes just a year after Miles Teller celebrated a major career milestone with the purchase of the $7.5 million mansion. Known for his role in "Top Gun: Maverick," Teller’s investment marked a significant moment in his rising Hollywood career.

Originally built in 2015, the 6,622-square-foot home featured five bedrooms, seven bathrooms, a private gym, a state-of-the-art movie theater, and breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean and Santa Monica Mountains. The property, which had undergone stylish renovations, was a haven of comfort and elegance.

Celebrities Who Have Lost Homes or Had to Evacuate

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A series of fast-moving wildfires that erupted on January 7 have devastated Southern California, forcing thousands of residents to flee their homes—among them, many celebrities. Over 80,000 people have been displaced as the fires, described as the most destructive in Los Angeles County's history, continue to rage.

Many entertainment events were also postponed, including the Mammoth Film Festival, the PGA Awards Nominations, the Academy Award Nominations, the 2025 Critics Choice Awards, and more.

The wildfires have claimed lives, although the exact death toll remains unknown as of Wednesday evening. With more than 1,100 structures destroyed and 27,000 acres burned, the disaster has also led to the postponement of numerous entertainment events and film productions.