Bella Hadid says she’s ‘devastated’ as she shares photo of family home burning down in the LA fires

BELLA Hadid has shared her devastation after her home burned down in the LA fires.

The star shared pictures of the multi-million dollar mansion engulfed in flames and posted on Instagram as firefighters continue to try and contain the inferno. 

Posting the snap on her story, the Malibu home can only be seen in silhouette as the fire rages through the windows and roof. 

Bella wrote alongside the picture: “Thanks to everyone reaching out. The memories we made in this house, the love my mama put into building it, the family times, the stories, the friends, the love.” 

“I will miss you 3903 carbon canyon rd,” she continued. 

“This feeling is devastating but all I can think about are my friends that have lost their personal homes, with all of their keepsakes, memories, clothing, entire lives.

"So, along with continuing to post for all communities affected, I am going to start posting some go fund me's for friends that have lost their homes of 10-20-30-40+ years in hopes we can give them hope and help rebuild.

"Sending love to everyone, I don't have many more words. Love you guys. [sic]"

The Carbon Canyon Estate was initially bought by Bella’s mother, Yolanda Hadid, for $4.5million in 2007. 

She then spent the next two years renovating the house alongside her then-husband David Foster into a six-bedroom, eleven-bathroom, Mediterranean-inspired luxury home. 

Her progress on the property, as well as the drama the family went through while owning it, was often tracked on Real Housewives of Beverly Hills when Yolanda was a cast member. 

The photograph comes as dozens of stars have been evacuated from their homes as the fire continues to rage across the city. 

At least 16 people have died in the blaze, which has now lasted for the past five days as firefighters struggle to contain it. 

Four wildfires are currently burning around Los Angeles with two others now being described as contained.

Some 153,000 LA residents are now under mandatory evacuation orders as winds of up to 80mph are set to hit in the next few days - making it even more difficult. 

Celebrities are now fleeing out of state, or setting up home in the $15,000 a night Hotel Bel-Air.