Our hearts are breaking for her! On Nov. 12, Miley Cyrus took to Twitter to comment on the California wildfires that tragically destroyed her home. “Completely devastated by the fires affecting my community,” the singer began.

“My animals and [the] love of my life made it out safely and that’s all that matters right now,” she wrote referring to her many pets and longtime beau, Liam Hemsworth. “My house no longer stands, but the memories shared with friends and family stand strong,” Miley continued. “I am grateful for all I have left,” she added. 

The 25-year-old concluded her emotional post by “sending so much love and gratitude to the firefighters and LA [County] Sheriff’s department.” She also encouraged her followers to “donate money,” “time,” and “supplies.”

We’re so relieved that Miley and her loved ones are safe and sound. Naturally, her millions of followers couldn’t agree more and flocked to her page with words of love and support.

“Sending so much love and positive vibes to you and Liam. Completely devastated about your home, I’m so sorry. Thankful you’re both [OK] and that all of your pets are also safe,” one user wrote. “I am so sorry, Miley. Stay strong, sis,” added another.

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Strolls with my girls.

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“We missed you, Miley. So glad you’re OK,” one fan commented in regards to Miley’s social media blackout.  ICYMI: The pop star deleted all of her pictures from Instagram back in June and until Nov. 12, hadn’t tweeted since July 4. The reason for her break still remains to be seen. However, many fans have speculated that Miley will be releasing a new album.

As it stands, the list of celebrities affected by the wildfires continues to grow — including Neil Young, Robin Thicke, and Gerard Butler, per CNN. Our thoughts and prayers go out to any and all individuals affected by this tragic natural disaster.

To help those affected by the California wildfires, donate to the Wildfire Relief Fund here.