Kim Kardashian forced to evacuate her house in the middle of a forest fire

Kim Kardashian was forced to evacuate his home Thursday night after a forest fire spread in California.

the The amazing Kardashian family star had just returned from a trip when she saw the flames from the window of her private plane. Once she landed, she had to quickly gather her belongings and head for a safer ground.

"Pray for Calabasas," she wrote on Instagram. "I just arrived home and had an hour to pack and evacuate our house, and I pray that everyone will be safe."

Kardashian also shared images of police and emergency fire departments.

"Firefighters are coming," she writes in another article. "Thank you for everything you do for us."

Fortunately, the reality TV star was able to quickly flee the scene.

"They are evacuating everyone from their homes," she said in a video showing that she was heading to her car. The voice of one of his three children could also be heard in the background.

Kim was not the only member of the famous family to be forced to evacuate. Kourtney Kardashian also shared a message of her loading her car and leaving her home.

"I pray that everyone is safe and protected from fire," she wrote. "No Calabasas tonight."

In addition, Khloe Kardashian tweeted she was with her daughter, True Thompson, his brother, Rob Kardashianand her daughter, Kardashian's dreamand that they "watched".

"Give prayers and thank all the brave firefighters who risk their lives for us," she wrote.

Other celebrities were also evacuated, including Alyssa Milano.

"It was enough for me to evacuate my house from the fires," she wrote on Twitter. "I brought my kids, my dogs, my computer, and my Doc Marten boots." (The husband is in New York, my trainer is evacuating the horses.) "

Three fires broke out in the state yesterday. According to CNN, 30,000 homes were "threatened" by the Woolsey fire that spread to Los Angeles and Ventura counties. The hill fire also broke out in Santa Rosa and reportedly covered 10,000 acres. In addition, a third camp fire occurred in Butte County, resulting in the evacuation of more than 40,000 people.