Sharon Osbourne confirms that his daughter Amy was able to escape the horrific Hollywood Studios fire that killed one.

Sharon Osbourne’s daughter, Amy, managed to escape the horrific studio fire that killed one on Thursday.

Sharon uses Instagram to Los Angeles Times Aimee, who plays and records music under her initials ARO, is one of two people who have overcome the flames.

The newspaper reported that a fire in a Hollywood industrial building containing multiple recording studios killed one man and exposed two others to smoke.

The Los Angeles Fire Department confirmed that 78 firefighters went to 6600 W. Lexington Avenue to confront the flames of a large two-story building.

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LA Fire Director Eric Scott said the layout and internal structure of the building made things difficult. The recording studio had a fair amount of insulation and double drywall to concentrate the heat.

“Our firefighters have beaten us,” Scott said. LA Times.

Sharon wrote on Instagram: “Today my daughter @aro_officialmusic worked with a producer in the recording studio of this building. They are the lucky two who brought it to life.

“Today it is quite sad that someone died in this fire. We are praying to this person and his family. What happened today was more than horrifying. I really hope that such buildings are better regulated for fire protection. “

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“This building was a creative hub for Hollywood music that should have been regulated by the Fire Service Act. Producers, musicians, mixers and artists also lost all their equipment. Once again, our prayer is this. It is aimed at the family and friends of those who lost their lives in a meaningless fire. “

Authorities confirmed that the firefighters were not injured. The cause of the fire is currently under investigation by the LAFD Arson Investigator.