There's trouble in paradise for Kelsey Anderson!
As wildfires continue to tear through Los Angeles, Kelsey is the latest celeb to announce her evacuation from her home.
The season 28 Bachelor winner moved to Los Angeles with her fiance, Joey Graziadei, whom she met on the hit ABC show last year after living with Kelsey's roommates while he competed on Dancing With The Stars.
She continued: "I've never been near anything like this ... terrifying to see up close. Thinking of everyone being affected by the fires and thankful for our first responders.
Kelsey expressed her concern over the fires on her Instagram Story (Image: Instagram/kelseyanderson)
A few hours later, it appeared the danger did indeed come a little too close to home as she revealed in another upload she was in "evacuation mode".
Kelsey then shared a video of her friends gathered on the couch as they all beamed warm smiles.
She wrote: "Baby Jess upgraded to mama Jess. Thank you for taking us in."
As per Kelsey's upload, it seemed her friend Jess had taken her in while first responders attempted to control the fires.
However, while Kelsey was finding refuge at a pals house, Joey was nowhere to be seen.
Kelsey's revealed she was in evacuation mode (Image: Instagram/kelseyanderson
Kelsey's pals allowed her to stay with them until it was safe to return (Image: Instagram/kelseyanderson)
Joey had flew to Tahoe in the meantime (Image: Instagram/joeygraziadei)
Fear not, Bachelor fans, as it appeared Joey had headed out of Los Angeles for a trip to Tahoe, a major tourist attraction in both Nevada and California, where the climate was quite the opposite of his new hometown of Los Angeles.
While he also expressed his concern for the devastating LA fires, he posted an Instagram story showing a snowy mountain landscape.
"Now this is what I'm talking about," The Bachelor star gushed over the picturesque snap.
At least five people have died as a result of the fire, with thousands of acres being burned to the ground, forcing families and celebrities based in the area to flee.
First responders are still battling to get the fire under control.
