He eventually made it back to Los Angeles, where he reunited with his family.
Aside from those, refugees also need help with housing.
So Chmerkovskiy is asking for help finding climate-controlled tents that can comfortably house people.
‘DWTS’ alum Maksim Chmerkovskiy is continuing to aid Ukrainian refugees displaced by Russia’s invasion.Rodin Eckenroth/Getty Images
He is also working withBethenny Frankel’s charitable organization BStrong.
“I’m going to visit my friend Bethenny Frankel.
She’s been doing amazing work,” Chmerkovskiy said.
“She has a couple centers right at the borders.
And obviously see how she’s doing it because this is incredible infrastructure.
We’re all learning.”
Things are getting worse, not better.
“We’re getting a little hungover, people are getting tired,” Chmerkovskiy said.
I want everybody to understand what that means because everything happened fast, and it was traumatic and worldwide.
I would really, really like for you guys to give yourself a day off" Chmerkovskiy added.
“Tune out, go to church, spend time with your family.
