Chris Brown, Kelly Rowland, NeYo & Sza Speak Out About Australia’s Deadly Fires

Chris Brown, Kelly Rowland, NeYo, Sza
Chris Brown, Kelly Rowland, NeYo, Sza & More Speak Out About Deadly Fires In Australia
Some of our faves are using their social media to bring attention to massive and deadly fires that have sparked in Australia.
According to CNN, the three combinations of fires has reached the size of New York City borough Manhattan as of Saturday morning (Jan. 4). Australia’s Bureau of Meteorology said in a statement,
“Today will be a day of severe to extreme fire danger through many districts.”
So far, 23 people have died as a result.
Many celebrities like NeYo and Kelly Rowland have taken to social media to spread awareness about the detrimental natural disaster, which is reportedly an impact of climate change.




— Kendall (@KendallJenner) January 3, 2020

Prayers for Australia and everyone impacted by the fires!
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