Kardashians hairstylist Jen Atkin moving out of California after losing her $8 million Malibu home in LA fires
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Kim Kardashian's former hairstylist Jen Atkin has revealed that she and her family plan to move out of California after losing their Malibu mansion in the devastating LA fires. Atkin, who purchased the $8 million in early 2024 with her husband, fashion photographer Mike Rosenthal, shared on her Instagram Stories on Wednesday that they plan to move to Seattle, Washington, with their two young children.
![[Atkin, who purchased the $8 million in early 2024 with her husband, fashion photographer Mike Rosenthal, shared on her Instagram Stories on Wednesday that they plan to move to Seattle, Washington, with their two young children]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/01/23/04/94419869-14315743-image-a-51_1737607863674.jpg)
The 44-year-old Glamour columnist revealed shortly after the fire broke out in nearby Pacific Palisades that the area where their home was located had been 'demolished' in the blaze. In text post updates shared to her Insta Stories, Atkin revealed 'how we're doing.'.
She said she had 'been going btwn "loss" and "lucky" all day every day' for the past two weeks. 'The adrenaline + my sister's help got our family to a hotel, clean air + finally safety in Seattle,' she wrote. Kim Kardashian's former hairstylist Jen Atkin, 44, has revealed that she and her family plan to move out of California after losing their Malibu mansion in the devastating LA fires.
![[Atkin added that she felt 'overwhelming survivor's guilt leaving our city we love and not being on the ground to help,' which led her to question if she was 'making the right decision.']](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/01/23/04/94419849-14315743-Atkin_added_that_she_felt_overwhelming_survivor_s_guilt_leaving_-a-63_1737608042345.jpg)
Atkin, who purchased the $8 million in early 2024 with her husband, fashion photographer Mike Rosenthal, shared on her Instagram Stories on Wednesday that they plan to move to Seattle, Washington, with their two young children. Atkin added that she felt 'overwhelming survivor's guilt leaving our city we love and not being on the ground to help,' which led her to question if she was 'making the right decision.'.
![[Those feelings were followed by 'intense fatigue' as life started to slow down, to the point that just getting dinner ready or finding new clothes and supplies 'felt impossible.']](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/01/23/04/94419859-14315743-image-a-53_1737607887247.jpg)
