Jennifer Garner returns to work at The Last Thing He Told Me in LA after her Palisades neighborhood is destroyed by fire

According to information obtained by The U.S. Sun, Jennifer Garner has already resumed her job five days after the wildfires in Los Angeles devastated her cherished Pacific Palisades neighborhood.

The Last Thing He Told Me, the star’s most recent series, resumed filming in Los Angeles on Tuesday after filming was halted due to the horrific infernos that are still wreaking havoc on the city.

The U.S. Sun can confirm that the cast and crew of the AppleTV+ show were summoned to film at a park in downtown Los Angeles on Tuesday.

Filming for the thriller will also resume on Wednesday because it will be shot at a building in Century City, California.

Jennifer, 52, is at the top of the call list because she is the show’s lead cast member, although it is unclear if she will be at both filming sites.

Jennifer co-stars on Game of Thrones with The Last Thing He Told Me.Angourie Rice and Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, Mean Girls.

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The show, which debuted on AppleTV+ in April 2023 and is based on Laura Dave’s book of the same name, is now filming its second season.

The second season of the beloved sitcom has not yet been given a release date, despite the fact that new episodes have been airing for almost two years.

Jennifer declared that season 2 was formally in production in November by posting a video from the set with Angourie, 24, and Nikolaj, 54.

Well, well, look who we’ve located. Season 2 of #TheLastThingHeToldMe is currently under development! Next to the video featuring her co-stars, she stated, “Watch The Last Thing He Told Me Season 1 on @appletv.”

The program, which is funded by Hello Sunshine, Reese Witherspoon’s female-led production firm, also has Jennifer as an executive producer.

Even while several television programs started filming again this week, most of Hollywood is still closed, including Jeopardy! and Wheel of Fortune, which canceled their tapings for the whole week.

WEEK OF DEVASTATION

This week, the horrific flames that have ripped across Los Angeles have caused millions of people to suffer, including the 13 Going on 30 actor.

Although scores of fires broke out in Los Angeles during the past week, the two biggest ones are still burning: the Eaton fire in Altadena, which is presently 35% contained as of Tuesday, and the Palisades fire in Pacific Palisades and Malibu, which is only 17% contained as of Tuesday.

Many people in Southern California are still under a red flag warning to be on the lookout for possible additional flames as the extraordinary winds continue to spread.

Over the past few decades, Jennifer and her ex-husband Ben Affleck have established themselves as a mainstay of the Pacific Palisades neighborhood.

In the Palisades area, the ex-couple and their kids are frequently spotted at church, school functions, parks, and other community gatherings.

Jennifer helped at World Central Kitchen’s Chef Jos Andr’s pop-up location for victims on Thursday, helping out as the horrific fires continued to rip across the area.

Resources for the Los Angeles wildfires

Residents in and around Los Angeles communities can seek assistance from local organizations and resources as flames continue to spread.

Residents can visit the Watch Duty website or download the app to follow the movements of the live fire.

Alert LA County allows you to sign up for emergency notifications.

You may find a detailed list of resources here.

The following shelters are open to residents who are being evacuated:

• Calvary Community Church
• Ritchie Valens Recreation Center
• Pan Pacific Recreational Center
• Westwood Recreation Center
• Pasadena Civic Auditorium
• Pomona Fairplex
• Stoner Recreation Center

Animal shelters that are available include:

• Agoura Animal Care Center
• Baldwin Park Animal Care Center
• Carson Animal Care Center
• Downey Animal Care Center
• Lancaster Animal Care Center
• Palmdale Animal Care Center
• Pomona Fairplex
• Industry Hills Expo
• Antelope Valley Fair

Evacuees are receiving free meals at kitchens and restaurants such as:

• World Central Kitchen

• Danny Boy’s Pizza

• Dudley Market in Covina

• Sora Craft Kitchen

• Telef ric Barcelona

• Love Hour Los Angeles

• Detroit Pizza Depot

References:

• MALAN Fire & Wind Storm Resources

• Los Angeles Times

• LA County Emergency

She informed the television cameras that were there, “I did lose a friend, and for our church, it’s really tender, so I don’t feel like we should talk about it yet.”

I did lost a buddy because they were unable to leave in time. For my pals, my heart bleeds. I mean, 5,000 homes have been lost, and I can think of 100 families.

I could just draw out a list of 100 friends who lost their homes without even having to do that. It almost makes me feel bad to stroll around my house.

What am I supposed to do? How may I be of assistance? What am I able to provide? What can I contribute with these hands, these walls, and my own safety? Watching it is an amazing experience.

“Chef Jos and the World Central Kitchen just enter and…We’ve got you. We have this under control. Do not be concerned.

“I’ve lived in and around the Palisades for 25 years, so I just think we all want to get our hands dirty, somehow, to be helpful,” she added, continuing to talk about how much she loved her area.

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Additionally, we have a relationship with the chef thanks to my work with Save The Children, so I was able to just ask, “May I spend the day with you?” How may I be of assistance? Put me to work.

This guide was created by the Mutual Aid Los Angeles Network and includes a comprehensive list of services to help people and animals, as well as an information center and community link for LA fire victims.