The wildfires that are destroying California have been an incredibly stressful and trying situation for many people, including Alanna Panday and her husband Ivor McCray and their newborn son River. Being in Los Angeles, the couple shared a little about the emotional and logistical struggles they were experiencing as the result of this natural disaster.
On January 10, 2025, Alanna updated her fans on Instagram Stories about the well-being of her family amid the wildfires: Early Return from Ski Trip. Alanna said they cut their vacation short to rush home after learning about the fires threatening their area.
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Preparation for Evacuation: She described the heart-wrenching process of packing their belongings into a few suitcases and preparing for the possibility of losing their home.
Empathy for Others: Alanna expressed her pain at the thought of potentially losing their home and her deep empathy for those who have already faced such devastation.
Current Situation: Though their home is close to two fires, the family has not received a Level 3 evacuation warning and is safe for now.
Ivor McCray’s Message
Ivor also posted a message, thanking friends and family for their concern:
High Alert: He reassured everyone that the family is safe but remains on high alert as the fires are close.
Resourceful Helper: He advised using the “Watch Duty” app for fire updates and assisted any who needed help.
Their Growing Family
Alanna and Ivor’s situation is particularly heartbreaking as they face the crisis with their 6-month-old son, River, born on June 24, 2024. The young family has been a blessing on social media, with Alanna’s cousin, Bollywood actress Ananya Panday, often posting adorable moments with her nephew.
Wildfire Impact in California
The wildfires burning throughout California have already lost many homes and businesses and forced thousands of families to lose their homes. This is what Alanna and Ivor show, proving how emotionally such happenings affect the affected, even for those whose houses are not at risk yet. Their posts bring back a serious reminder of the seriousness of the situation as well as communities’ resilience and coming together to face it.
Support and Awareness
For those who were affected by the wildfires, Alanna and Ivor’s messages also remind us to stay informed, prepared, and connected. Apps like *Watch Duty* and loved ones can make a critical difference in ensuring safety during such emergencies.
