Brazilian Actor Erik Marmo's Los Angeles Home Destroyed by Fire
2 sources · Brazil
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- CNN Brasil
- Folha de S.Paulo
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Brazilian actor Erik Marmo and his family have been displaced after a fire destroyed their home in Los Angeles. Marmo, who has lived in the city since 2014 with his wife, Larissa Burnier, and their two sons, Daniel and Natan, shared images of the incident on Instagram. The actor expressed gratitude toward friends, family, and U.S. institutions for their support, including those who helped move personal belongings and provided temporary housing. To assist the family in relocating and recovering lost assets, friends have organized an online fundraising campaign.
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