WWE star Cathy Kelly has revealed that she’s one of the thousands who have been affected by the Los Angeles wildfire disaster.

The broadcast star revealed the news while replying to a X post showing the destruction caused by the wildfire. Kelly revealed that she’s one of the people who have had to evacuate their homes due to it:

“Friends have lost homes, countless more displaced—witnessing the LA fires and devastation they’re continuing to leave behind is beyond heartbreaking. Just evacuated my own home. I can’t even begin to comprehend or put into words this feeling”

• Cathy Kelley Says Kevin Owens Saved Her Life During Traumatizing Accident

A series of wildfires devasted the Los Angeles area on Tuesday fuelled by powerful winds and unusually dry conditions. As of Thursday, at least seven people had been killed by the fires while more than a thousand structures have been destroyed.

More than 180,000 people have been under evacuation orders while more than 100,000 people have had to evacuate their homes. So far, the fires have reportedly burned an area equal to 17,200 acres or almost 27 square miles.

The real scope of damages can not be realized fully until the fires have been contained completely. You can check out a Washinton post guide on how to help victims and how to find help if you’ve been affected here.

• WWE’s Cathy Kelley Shares Ambitions to Become a Manager

Cathy Kelley, a familiar face on WWE’s Monday Night Raw broadcast team, has shared her ambition to expand her role within the company. Known for her backstage interviews and on-air presence, Kelley recently revealed her interest in transitioning to a managerial role in the future.

Speaking with B4theBell, Kelley explained her commitment to professional wrestling, noting that the idea of managing is something she has given serious thought.

I would definitely be open to managing if it is the right pairing,” she said. “That is something that I would love to grow into, whether that’s, you know, tomorrow, whether that’s a decade down the line.

I do really see myself involved in WWE, in wrestling, in some way throughout my entire career.”

– Cathy Kelley

These remarks align with a growing trend in WWE, where talents like former ring announcer Samantha Irvin have expressed interest in stepping into managerial roles.

Currently, Kelley serves as a pivotal member of the Raw broadcast team, working alongside Joe Tessitore, Wade Barrett, Jackie Redmond, and Lilian Garcia. Her steady rise on WWE programming has made her a vital figure on screen, and her aspiration to manage talent could add another dimension to her already impressive résumé.

As Kelley continues to thrive on Raw, fans and industry insiders alike will be watching to see if—and when—she takes this next step in her WWE journey.

Watch Cathy Kelley’s appearance on B4theBell:

Cathy Kelley and Kevin Owens experienced a dune buggy accident ahead of WWE’s Crown Jewel event from Saudi Arabia. As part of the pre-show festivities, WWE talent and staff participated in various activities, including dune buggy rides. During the Crown Jewel pre-show broadcast, it was revealed that Kelley and Owens had been involved in the accident.

Owens was originally scheduled to compete in a match against Randy Orton. However, the match took a dramatic turn as the two brawled outside the ring, leading to Orton being stretchered out of the venue. Speaking on B4TheBell, Cathy Kelley provided more details about the incident and reflected on her long-standing friendship with Owens. She shared:

“He’s been one of my friends for years. I’ve had many conversations with him off camera. We just got into a kind of traumatizing accident when we were in Saudi Arabia in a dune buggy. I kind of credit him for saving my life in that moment.

We rolled three and a half times in a dune buggy. He said his initial instinct was to protect me. I was holding onto a safety rail, he was right behind me. We could have gotten much more banged up than we did. We were really lucky that we walked out of it relatively unscathed.”

– Cathy Kelley on B4theBell

Kelley added that she came away with just a minor scratch on her hand, while Owens’ quick instincts potentially prevented more serious injuries.

Despite the harrowing experience, Owens is set to appear in a face-to-face segment with the Undisputed WWE Champion Cody Rhodes on this Friday’s episode of SmackDown.