Anna Faris reveals how she’s holding up after the devastating Los Angeles fires.

Again in January, the 48-year-old Scary Film actress’ ex husband Chris Pratt, with whom she shares 13-year-old son Jack, revealed that she misplaced her home within the wildfires.

In a brand new interview, Anna shared an replace on how she’s doing following the fires.

Hold studying to search out out extra…“We’re one in every of hundreds. And we really feel actually lucky that we’re secure and have quite a lot of assist,” Anna advised E! Information about herself and Jack.

She then went on to disclose that she misplaced a number of keepsakes from film units within the fires, together with sneakers from her 2008 comedy The Home Bunny.

“It’s humorous with the stuff—to not go on about it, however I did have all of my sneakers from the film, and now they’re gone,” Anna shared. “However I do know it’s simply stuff and recollections. And thank goodness that it’s out so I can take a look at them once more someplace.”

Regardless of every part she’s misplaced, Anna mentioned she’s accomplished her greatest to place herself in Jack‘s sneakers.

“After we misplaced our residence within the hearth, he’s dealt with it so with a lot energy and practicality,” Anna mentioned. “That is also affirmation to me that he’s sturdy and he’s even keeled.”

The Mother actress then shared a few of the different moments that Jack has made her proud.

“When he—and he’s solely accomplished this a handful of instances—however when he requested me for recommendation, or he reveals to me that he trusts me, I get form of a flood of emotional gratitude and affirmation that I suppose I’m doing one thing,” Anna mentioned.

“I believe, as mother and father, we’re at all times questioning, you recognize, ‘What are we doing? Are we giving good steering? Are we elevating children with a superb basis?’” she continued. “These indicators to me make me really feel like I’m on the suitable path. And I’m actually pleased with him.”

Anna is one in every of so many stars who misplaced their properties within the wildfires.