General Hospital star Nancy Lee Grahn took to social media to reassure fans that she and her dog, Dillon, are safe as wildfires raged near Los Angeles. On January 7, 2025, Grahn posted an update on Threads, sharing her experience amidst the devastating fires.
“We’re Fine” – Nancy Lee Grahn Calms Fans’ Concerns
In the brief yet reassuring post, Grahn wrote: “Pitch black in valley. Turning off what’s left of phone. Dillon and I are fine.” The actress, who introduced Dillon to her followers on Instagram back in January 2021, added, “I’m reading a book on Near Death Experiences. Nothing to worry about here.”
Her message, though short, was enough to calm many worried fans, who responded with an outpouring of support. Over 800 fans liked the post, and numerous comments flooded in, expressing relief that Grahn and her beloved dog were safe during the wildfire crisis.
Fans Express Concern Over Proximity of Fires
While Grahn reassured followers that she was “fine,” some fans remained concerned about how close the fires were to her home. The actress did not provide specific details about her proximity to the danger, prompting one follower to ask, “Please be safe! I hope you have evacuated.” Another commenter shared their concern about the intensity of the situation, writing: “Oh man, you lost power? I’ve been praying mine stays on in Encino. These winds are tornado strength.”
Other fans, many of whom had relatives in the area, also urged Grahn to take all necessary precautions. One commented: “Be safe, I have relatives out that way… just make sure you and your loved ones stay safe.” Another supporter sent positive vibes her way: “Sending protective juju in that direction. Stay safe, friend!”
Waiting for the Next Update
As of now, Grahn has not posted any further updates. Her fans are eagerly awaiting more news, hoping to hear from her once she’s able to get back online. Until then, her supporters continue to send love and prayers for her safety and well-being.
General Hospital fans, along with all of Grahn’s followers, are no doubt relieved to know that she and Dillon are safe — for now — and they eagerly await her next post when she’s able to reconnect with the world. Stay safe, Nancy!
