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ENTIRE CITY OF CALABASAS, WHICH IS HOME TO KIM, KHLOE AND KOURTNEY KARDASHIAN, IS EVACUATED

Authorities evacuated the entire city of Calabasas, which is home to Kim (left), Khloe (right) and Kourtney Kardashian (third from right), Sunday evening as the Woolsey Fire continued to devastate communities

Authorities evacuated the entire city of Calabasas, which is home to Kim (left), Khloe (right) and Kourtney Kardashian (third from right), Sunday evening as the Woolsey Fire continued to devastate communities

Authorities evacuated the entire city of Calabasas, which is home to Kim, Khloe and Kourtney Kardashian, Sunday evening as the Woolsey Fire continued to devastate communities.

Calabasas City Manager Gary Lysik said in a statement: 'For your safety, and the safety of your family, please collect necessary personal items and evacuate the City as quickly as possible, and please follow instructions by Law Enforcement.'

Lysik also encouraged residents of the area to monitor the city's website for updates.  

Earlier in the day, the Calabasas city order only applied to Parkway Calabasas, including The Oaks, Vista Point, Westridge, Calabasas Hills and Calabasas Park Estates. 

By 8pm Sunday night, the entire city was under mandatory evacuation. 

Other celebrities in California lost their homes in the fire, including actor Gerard Butler and Camille Grammer Meyer of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills.

April Love Geary, Robin Thicke's girlfriend, revealed on Sunday that their $2.4million mansion had burned to the ground.  

Kourtney's neighborhood was saved by Phos-Chek, a flame retardant material that aids in stopping or slowing down fire.

Kourtney's neighborhood was saved by Phos-Chek, a flame retardant material that aids in stopping or slowing down fire. Pictured is the reality star's home

Kourtney's neighborhood was saved by Phos-Chek, a flame retardant material that aids in stopping or slowing down fire. Pictured is the reality star's home

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