John Legend and Chrisy Tigen weighs moving to New York

The duo belongs to 17.5 million dollars on the Bverly-Hills mansion in the fire affected area and had to be temporarily evacuated because of the catastrophe.

While John Legend and Chris Tigen’s House remain untouched by fires, the couple remains an injured incident, which is also part of the reasons they are considering the step.

In an interview with Wall Street JournalJohn Legend and his wife Chris Tigen showed that they were considering the opportunity to leave California.

“Chrisy always considered a return to New York, where we once lived,” the legend said.

When the couple lived in New York, they owned two penthaus units, which they later sold for $ 18 million.

Initially, they moved from the labor commitments to the Los -Angeles, but with a recent number of fires, the legend noted that the “collective trauma” they survived made them consider returning to a large apple.

“Whenever nature shows its anger, we think, or it’s time to go back to the east. Who knows?” Added a legend that is divided by four children, a moon, 8; Miles, 6; Esti, 2 and Wren, 1, with Tigen.

However, such a step does not seem to be a top priority at the moment, because the singer “All of Me” and the author of the culinary book “Beetle” do not seek to break the lives of their younger children.

They preferred to “grow a little” before making the final decision.

When the fires went to California last month, the legend and his family have just returned from vacation to their wide $ 17.5 million Bverley -Hills.

However, the musician decided that it was best for them to move to the hotel, seeing that “flames and smoke violations” spread closer to where they lived.

“The danger felt too close to comfort,” said a legend, which also showed that they only packed their essential things before leaving home.

He added: “That night my wife gathered our four children, four dogs and a bearded dragon and went south to a hotel in Carlsbad.”

Fortunately for the family, their home was not injured, but the injury from the fire “swayed” them all.

“We haven’t returned until next week,” said several winners of the Grammy Prize. “Our house was safe, but many were unlucky and the threat is still out of way.”

Most of the experience of the family seeking asylum at the hotel was recorded on Instagram Tigen, who also expressed his huge fear that they could affect them.

“This is surreal,” she wrote in her Instagram history at the time, according to the New York Post. “I’m very afraid now. Packing,” she added, along with the packaging photos.

Later, she shared a video about the family and their pets from the hotel with the signature: “4 children, 4 dogs and a bearded dragon went to the hotel.”

In a separate message, Tigen thanked the concerned people, sharing the update of their family’s security.

“Thank you for reached. Look for any and all ways to help our community now please send everything you see,” Tigen shared, according to NEW YORK POST. “And God bless the firefighters and all the first respondents.”

Recently, Tigen was criticized for sharing a photo of a bathing with his six-year-old Miles, a two-year-old Esta’s daughter and a 20-month son, Ren on Saturday, at $ 17.5 million six-year-old hill.

“Pix for the bath is strange and unnecessary,” the fan wrote, while another beat her action as “short”, adding that “children also deserve privacy.”

“Bathing with your children is one thing, but is there a need to do it in the topless?

Tigen had to protect her time for a bath with her children, as many on the Internet felt that Miles, who had been seen in Amnipod for diabetes, “a little too old to have a bath with their mom.”

“It’s a coconut bath for sensitive skin but leaves,” she wrote, especially in response to people who comment on the color of the bath.

On Tuesday, January 7, the first of a series of fires came to the Pacific Ocean of Palisada in South California.

The fire, which is said to have been caused by a combination of drought similar to drought and a powerful breeze, quickly spread to more than 23,000 hectares in seven days.

In the region, Pasaden also suffered the fire of Iton, which burned more than 14,000 hectares and more than 10,000 structures.

There are even more fires in the area of ​​San -Fernando, the Hollywood Hill and Acton community.

On their penetration, they left several houses and enterprises that were destroyed, including the Pacific Police Charter High School and the houses of some celebrities.

The fires also led to tens of thousands of people who have been evacuated and more than 29 have been killed since then.