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• Who gets the $10 million dream home if Jessica Alba and Cash Warren split up?

  The couple have reportedly separated and are “heading for divorce,” though they haven’t addressed the rumors.
  
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• ‘The memories still exist’: Amber Ugarte lost her Malibu home, built by her late fiancé, but she’s not even close to giving up

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  L.A. museums launch $12-million emergency fund for artists hit by the fires

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  Los Angeles Times - 6d

• Jessica Simpson and NFL alum Eric Johnson separate after 10 years of marriage

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• Celebrities who lost their homes in the L.A. fires

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  MarketWatch - Jan. 13

• ‘Should I feel guilty?’ My elderly neighbor and friend of 5 years left me her $1 million home. Do I split it with her two sons?

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  MarketWatch - Jan. 12
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  Online, Influencer Killadamente Inspired Millions. At Home, She Was a Single Mother of 2.

  Carol Acosta, known to her fans as “Killadamente,” transformed herself into a social media influencer with a message of self-love. The Dominican American star died last week at the age of 27.
  
  The New York Times - Jan. 12

• L.A. homes reduced to ashes amid fires

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  CBS News - Jan. 9

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  CNBC - Jan. 3

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