Miles Teller Gives Wife Remade Wedding Dress for Christmas After Original Burned in January Wildfires
Miles Teller used Christmas to help restore some of what he and his wife lost when their home burned down in the wildfires that swept across Los Angeles in January. The couple, who lived in the Pacific Palisades, were able to safely evacuate but they, like so many others in Southern California, lost their home,…
Miles Teller used Christmas to help restore some of what he and his wife lost when their home burned down in the wildfires that swept across Los Angeles in January.
The couple, who lived in the Pacific Palisades, were able to safely evacuate but they, like so many others in Southern California, lost their home, and the belongings inside, to the fires.
Documenting the destruction caused by the blazes on Instagram on Jan. 10, Keleigh Teller wrote in part, “Community has come out stronger than I could imagine. Pacific Palisades, I love you beyond measure… we will come back stronger than ever. I wish I grabbed my wedding dress, wish I did a lot different but it doesn’t matter, stay safe, get out. There are no words. THANK YOU to the first responders fighting.”
On Friday, she shared that for Christmas, Miles Teller gave her a replica of her Monique Lhuillier gown from their 2019 nuptials.
In a video seemingly recorded by Miles of her opening her present, she sports a Santa hat and festive pajamas as she opens a large red box.
“Is this my wedding dress?” she asks in the TikTok video as she pulls a garment bag out of the box. He replies, “Yeah.”
She then gets emotional as she looks at the dress.
“Miles had my wedding dress that burned in the fire remade,” she captioned the clip, sharing she was “so happy” alongside crying-face emojis.
Other stars who lost their homes in the January wildfires that tore through Los Angeles include Billy Crystal, Jeff Bridges, Mandy Moore, Joshua Jackson, Anna Faris, Diane Warren and Spencer Pratt and Heidi Montag.
The Palisades fire killed 12 people and destroyed more than 6,800 homes and buildings, according to Cal Fire. The Eaton fire in Altadena killed 19 people and destroyed more than 9,400 homes and buildings, according to Cal Fire.
