Elton John, Chris Hemsworth, & The Wiggles All Showing Up Big Time For Australian Bush Fire Firefighters & Victims

Elton John, Chris Hemsworth, and the original cast of The Wiggles are all coming up big for firefighters, victims and animals in the Australian bushfire crisis.

Does it get any more superstar than Elton John, Chris Hemsworth & The Wiggles?

Chris Hemsworth, Elton John & The original members of The Wiggles are all turning up big to help Australian firefighters and victims of the massive bushfires burning up the continent.

Elton John announced at the end of his concert in Sydney, that he will personally be donating $1 million to the fund.

Elton John just donated one million dollars to the bushfire relief pic.twitter.com/Ld2i0t9n98
— Britt (@BrittA2211) January 7, 2020

Superstar actor Chris Hemsworth announced on Instagram that he, too, is donating $1 million!

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Hi everyone. Like you, I want to support the fight against the bushfires here in Australia. My family and I are contributing a million dollars. Hopefully you guys can chip in too. Every penny counts so whatever you can muster up is greatly appreciated. In my bio I’ve added links to support the fire fighters, organisations and charities who are working flat out to provide support and relief during this devastating and challenging time. Beyond appreciative to everyone around the world for their well wishes and donations. It really does make a difference, so dig deep! Love ya.

A post shared by Chris Hemsworth (@chrishemsworth) on Jan 6, 2020 at 6:34pm PST

And how about The Wiggles!? The original cast members are coming back together again to do two shows to benefit the firefighters and victims of the bushfires.

The Wiggles original line up (from left) Greg Page, Anthony Field, Jeff Fatt and Murray Cook will play a two fundraising shows. Credit: TONY PHILLIPS/AAPIMAGE

7News Australia reports the group announced on Monday that it would perform a one-off over 18s concert with its original members – Greg Page, Murray Cook, Anthony Field and Jeff Fatt – with proceeds going toward the Australian Red Cross and wildlife organization WIRES.