KING KERAUN TELLS US WHY HE WENT TO THE FRONTLINE IN HOUSTON AFTER HURRICANE HARVEY

I’m from Houston, born and raised, but I’ve been living in L.A. for about two years. I have a place in Houston and my four-year-old daughter lives there, so I come back every other weekend to see her. It wasn’t a weekend to see my daughter, but when I found out about the hurricane, I ended up booking a flight because I wouldn’t be able to forgive myself if something happened to her and I wasn’t there. Once I got here, I saw that she was secure. I saw that she wouldn’t really be affected and that she and her mother had enough food and enough things to be all right. That’s when I thought, ‘Well, it’s time to help other people who aren’t as good.’

 First, I took my friend home in the middle of the storm on Saturday. I have a 2016 Jeep Wrangler and it sits pretty high, so it can kind of get on the water and be OK. While I was taking him home, I saw this man who was about 75 years old. He said, ‘Hey, would it be OK if you take me up a couple streets?’ He was literally walking in four feet of water. He said, ‘I’m wet and I don’t wanna mess up your car. Would you let me just jump on the rails and hold on?’