Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr revealed on Thursday that his childhood home was lost in the Pacific Palisades wildfire which has swept through Los Angeles County.

Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr told reporters Thursday that his childhood home burned down in the Los Angeles wildfires. His 90-year-old mother, Ann, who had been living there since 1969, evacuated safely,

DETROIT — The house Steve Kerr grew up in is burned down. The high school he went to is gone. His childhood friends have lost their homes and their town is unrecognizable — mostly ash and ruins.

Steve Kerr has a deep connection to Pacific Palisades, where wildfires have left little standing in their wake this week. On Thursday he confirmed that his childhood home had been lost in the blaze.

Steve Kerr’s 90-year-old mother was among the thousands of residents evacuated from the raging wildfire in the suburbs of Los Angeles.

Steve Kerr’s 90-year-old mother was among thousands who have lost their homes as fierce wildfires rage in the Los Angeles area.

Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr acknowledged the “terrifying” impact of the wildfires in California, while also revealing that his mother was forced to evacuate her home in Pacific Palisades.

Steve Kerr is one for uplifting when turmoil occurs. However, someone must comfort the Golden State Warriors head coach in light of the crisis destroying Los Angeles, California. Kerr shared devastating news amid the Pacific Palisades wildfire.

Warriors coach Steve Kerr’s family home was among the residences threatened by the ongoing Palisades fire in California.