Lil Wayne's Daughter Reginae Carter Has Message For 'Ignorant People' Amid Los Angeles Wildfires

Lil Wayne's daughter Reginae Carter shared her displeasure about apathy-filled comments made by some people after several celebrities lost their homes in the Los Angeles fires.

Reginae's comments came after singer Jhené Aiko responded to some people who felt she was rich and could easily buy another home after she revealed she lost her home in the wildfires.

Over a thousand homes were burned down after wildfires burned through Southern California, causing about 180,000 people to be evacuated.

As multiple celebrities shared devastating stories and updates about their properties, which were burned to the ground in the Los Angeles Fires, many people shared supportive messages with them.

However, a few people felt the celebrities had enough money and could easily buy new houses.

Such a lack of empathy infuriated many, including Reginae, who posted on X on Friday, calling out people with such mindsets.

She wrote, "I wanna tell the ignorant people something ... it doesn't matter how much money you have .. don't nobody wanna see everything they worked so hard for .. in Ashes! Like wtf is wrong with y'all telling fortunate people to "just buy a new house" like huh? Y'all are weird."

In another post, Reginae offered prayers as she contemplated the "scary times." She wrote, "Praying for everyone. Chile we living in scary times."

Several people replied to Reginae's post and agreed with her opinion.

One fan stressed that the devastation felt by those who lost their properties to the inferno was much more than their houses.

They wrote, "Exactly it's more than a house it's home memories and all is gone. I swear I can't stand ignorant people. Money can't bring back everything."

Another fan said they felt bad for everyone going through difficult times due to the fires. They said, "Exactly, I sure feel bad for the rich and poor. People are losing homes, losing memories, and being displaced and people have elderly parents and kids to care for."

The fan added, "Whether rich or poor, we are all one devastating circumstance away from losing it all & being homeless."

A third person shared, "Exactly Nae, they act like everything can be replaced so easily. Memories and milestones were created in those homes. Those memories are priceless. Let us keep praying."

Reginae's post comes after "Stay Ready" songstress Aiko shared a heartbreaking update about the wildfires, revealing that she and her children lost their home to the flames.

Aiko, who also had a sad experience with fire when she was seven years old, said she would have to start from scratch, though she was thankful that her family was safe.

Social media blog, The Shade Room, reposted Aiko's update on Instagram, and she received several messages of support and encouragement.

However, a few people felt Aiko was as rich as hotel heiress Paris Hilton and could easily buy another house.

Aiko caught wind of the comments and shared her thoughts, writing, "The fact that some of you think I have Paris Hilton money is wild," she began. "I don't got it like that, but I do have a big, loving family that is worth more than anything."

The mother of two recalled how her family rallied around each other when they lost their home in a fire in her 2nd grade and prayed to have as much grace as her mother did then.

Reginae has been following up on the tragedy in Southern California and regularly updated her fans on social media.

On Thursday, she offered prayers for the burning city in a post on X.

She wrote, "Praying for California super hard right now! It's devastating to hear and see people losing their homes and businesses due to this horrific wildfire! It's just so sad!"

Reginae also confirmed that she was safe, as some fans worried about her well-being.

The 26-year-old wrote, "Thank you for reaching out and making sure I am good. Stay safe."

Many celebrities affected by the massive inferno have shared their losses with fans on social media.

So far, it's been confirmed that Jhené Aiko, Paris Hilton, Anthony Hopkins, Jennifer Grey, and John Goodman lost their properties to the flames.

Beyoncé's mom, Tina Knowles, Spencer and Heidi Pratt, Cameron Mathison, Diane Warren, Ricki Lake, Mel Gibson, and James Woods also suffered great losses.

Billy Crystal, Melissa Rivers, Leighton Meester, Anna Faris, Adam Brody, and Jennifer Love Hewitt's properties were also burned down in the raging inferno.