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Music executive Mykesha Robinson told the Daily Mail that Chad Lowe’s daughter Fiona was deeply affected by losing her home in the Palisades fire last year. Robinson, whose daughter Faith was Fiona's close friend since elementary school, noted that Faith tried to reconnect with Fiona recently but was unable to do so. The article highlights how the girls’ friendship was significantly impacted after they graduated from elementary school and lost touch until recently when Faith attempted to reach out through social media.
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Chad Lowe's middle daughter, Fiona, was deeply affected by the devastating Palisades fire last year that destroyed their home in Pacific Palisades, California. A family friend and music executive, Mykesha Robinson, whose daughter Faith had been Fiona’s best friend at Palisades Charter Elementary School, told the Daily Mail about the impact on the family. The two girls had met on the first day of school and were inseparable until they lost touch after graduating from elementary school. According to Robinson, Fiona's reaction to losing everything was particularly hard as she asked Faith if she wanted to be friends during their early days at school. Lowe praised his wife and daughters for handling the loss "nothing short of remarkable," highlighting Fiona’s resilience despite the traumatic event.
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A family friend of Chad Lowe said his middle daughter, Fiona, was heavily affected after they lost their home in the Palisades fire last year.
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“Something happened when the fires happened,” music executive Mykesha Robinson, whose daughter Faith was best friends with Fiona in elementary school, told the Daily Mail.
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“They lost everything,” she added.
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Robinson said Faith and Fiona met on the first day of school at Palisades Charter Elementary School in the Pacific Palisades, California.
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She said the girls were “two peas in a pod” and were so close they earned the moniker “FiFi.”
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“Faith had a tough time integrating,” Robinson recalled to the outlet.
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Robinson revealed their friendship blossomed after Fiona asked her daughter if she wanted to be friends and jump rope.
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“They hit it off really good,” she claimed, adding that the late teen was a “ray of light” and “would go up and talk to anybody.”
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After they graduated from Palisades Charter Elementary School, Robinson said the two girls lost touch.
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However, two weeks ago, her daughter Faith tried to reconnect when she created an Instagram account and requested to be friends with Fiona.
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The request was never accepted.
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Faith told her mom she hoped Fiona was “not mad at [her]” and hoped she “didn’t do something wrong.”
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Robinson said since learning about Fiona’s death on social media, she has been in “buckets of tears over the situation.”
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The World Music Commission founder told the Daily Mail she has not heard back from Fiona’s mom, Kim Painter, since reaching out following the young girl’s death.
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Page Six reached out to Lowe’s rep for comment but did not immediately hear back.
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In a statement to Page Six, Fiona’s family said they were “deeply heartbroken” by the loss.
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Last January, Fiona and her family lost their home in the devastating Palisades fires in California.
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The following month, Lowe, 58, shared an Instagram post of his family returning to what once was their home.
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“Almost a month after we evacuated our girls finally got to go back to see what’s left of their home,” he captioned the post.
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The “Pretty Little Liars” alum said the way his wife, Painter, 52, and their daughters, Mabel, 17, Fiona and Nixie, 10, handled losing their home of more than a decade was “nothing short of remarkable.”
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