Mandy Moore has hit back after being criticised for asking for donations to help her family who were left homeless in the Los Angeles wildfires. Thousands of firefighters are attempting to control the original fire in Palisades - which has burnt nearly 16,000 acres - and seven other blazes raging through southern California.

Mandy Moore has hit back at followers who criticized her after sharing a GoFundMe for her in-laws who lost their home in the L.A. fires. Moore, who has an estimated net worth of $14 million, received harsh comments after posting a GoFundMe for her relatives.

Mandy Moore has been promoting a fundraising page for two relatives who 'lost everything' in the Eaton Fire this week, as fires continue to sweep through southern California

Mandy Moore explained why she shared a GoFundMe campaign supporting her relatives who lost their possessions in the Pacific Palisades wildfire

The former "This Is Us" star returned to find the main part of her Altadena, California, home "miraculously" still standing, though not livable, she said in an Instagram post.

Moore, whose own home was significantly damaged by the Eaton Fire, revealed on Thursday, Jan. 9, that her brother-in-law and sister-in-law “lost their home and everything they own” in the blaze with just weeks remaining until the arrival of their first child.

"Trying to shield the kids from the immense sadness and worry I feel," the 'This Is Us' actress wrote in an Instagram Stories post on Wednesday, Jan. 8

Mandy Moore confirmed she’s “safe” from the Pacific Palisades wildfire. The “This Is Us” star, 40, was among the tens of thousands of Los Angeles residents who were forced to evacuate their homes on Tuesday as the destructive blaze continues to wreak havoc on the area of Southern California.

Mandy Moore shared an update on her Altadena home after it was ravaged by the Pacific Palisades fire. Moore took to Instagram to share shocking images of the destruction of their property, which includes a home studio,