Christina Hall reveals her parents were forced to evacuate amid deadly Maui wildfires: 'Grateful they are OK'

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Christina Hall revealed that her parents evacuated from Lahaina in Maui as deadly wildfires ripped a path of destruction through the area, claiming the lives of at least 89 people.

The 40-year-old television personality took to her Instagram Story Friday to share a Facebook post by her parents in which they explained that they had "relocated to Kihei," a town on Maui's southwest shore, approximately 21 miles away from Lahaina. "We are safe, have electricity and a place to stay," the "Flip or Flop" alum's parents wrote in their post.

They continued, "While in Lahaina area, we didn't have electricity, internet, tv and only very limited cell service. Didn't realize the extent of the devastation until this morning when I could see a bit of internet." "The whole area of Lahaina Town is gone," the couple added. "People from hotel areas are lined up by the hundreds to get on the buses that are transporting them to the airport." "There is no electricity in the Lahaina area, stores and restaurants are closed.

So many people have lost their homes. It took us a couple tries to get road access out. We made it. It is such a tragedy," they concluded.