While thousands of people were forced to evacuate from powerful and fast-moving wildfires in the hills of Los Angeles, <a href="https://radaronline.com/search/?search=sofia+richie"><b>Sofia Richie</b></a> decided to have an impromptu outdoor fashion shoot</a> – and even managed to complain about the effects the smoky atmosphere was having on her hair.<br /><br />https://www.instagram.com/p/B4LrxW1J2a2/<br /><br />“Santa Ana winds- messy bun,” Richie, 21, captioned a pair of photos on Instagram.<br /><br />That didn’t sit well with her followers, who were quick to point out the very real dangers all around her.<br /><br />“And fires. Don't forget the fires," one follower commented, while another was a lot blunter about her disapproval.<br /><br />"200,000 people evacuated and 2 million people without power but okay go ahead flex?? could u be any more insensitive," another angry follower slammed.<br /><br />[ami-related id="1774848" url="https://radaronline.com/exclusives/2019/10/john-cena-pledges-up-to-1m-in-donations-to-fitops-foundation-gnc-and-lord-taylor-join-the-cause/" title="John Cena Raises Money for Veterans, Actor Will Donate Up to $1M" target="_blank" thumb="true" showsubt="false" imgsrc="https://i0.heartyhosting.com/radaronline.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/DSC07807-reduced.jpg?fit=6000%2C4000&ssl=1" format="standard" flag="" channel="64027" subtitle="GNC and Lord & Taylor Have Also Joined the Cause!"]<br /><br />As Radar readers know, at least eight homes were destroyed and six damaged in the LA-area blaze, as high winds continue to push the fire into the pricey Brentwood neighborhood.<br /><br />Celebrities like basketball superstar <a href="https://radaronline.com/search/?search=LeBron+James"><b>LeBron James</b></a> and Arnold Schwarzenegger</a> were forced to evacuate as the flames spread.<br /><br />The Hollywood premiere of Schwarzenegger’s “Terminator: Dark Fate” was completely canceled Monday night. Paramount said food for the after-party would be donated to Red Cross centers helping evacuated residents.<br /><br />“Man these LA (fires) are no joke,” James tweeted</a>, using an emoji for the word “fires.” ″Crazy night.”<br /><br />Evacuations remain in effect as the fire now tops 650 acres in size, and is just 5 percent contained. The cause of the fire remains under investigation.
