Cara Delevingne's LA home destroyed by fire

British model and actress Cara Delevingne’s LA home was destroyed by fire. She feared her two cats had perished in the blaze.

A fire has ravaged the Los Angeles mansion owned by British model and actress Cara Delevingne.

The 31-year-old actress was absent during the incident as she is currently starring in a stage production in London’s West End.

Images depict massive flames emanating from the roof of her lavish residence, followed by the sight of charred and smoldering remains.

Expressing her devastation on Instagram, Delevigne initially believed her two beloved cats perished in the fire. “My heart is shattered,” she shared, urging everyone to appreciate the present moment as life can swiftly change.

However, she later relieved her 42 million followers by announcing that her feline companions had survived the ordeal. “They’re safe! Gratitude to the firefighters,” she exclaimed in a subsequent update.

Two individuals sustained injuries in the fire that swept through a two-story residence nestled in the hills of Studio City, northwest of Hollywood. The Los Angeles Fire Department (LAFD) reported that a firefighter was transported to the hospital in stable condition, while a resident suffered minor smoke inhalation.

Responding to a 911 call placed around 4:00 local time (11:00 GMT) on Friday, firefighters arrived at the scene. An incident report indicated that the fire originated at the rear of the 1970s-era house, quickly spreading to the attic and causing the roof to collapse.

It took over two hours and the efforts of 94 firefighters to bring the blaze under control. Evacuations were conducted for nearby residents as fire crews worked to prevent the flames from engulfing adjacent homes, as per information provided by CBS News, the BBC’s US partner.

Fire authorities stated that an investigation into the fire’s cause was underway.

Expressing gratitude, Delevingne extended heartfelt thanks to all the firefighters and individuals who responded to assist.

The actress, who recently premiered as Sally Bowles in Cabaret at London’s Kit Kat Club, is said to have purchased the house back in 2019.

During a home showcase with Architectural Digest in 2021, she expressed her fondness for the residence, likening it to “an adult playhouse” and mentioning Hugh Hefner as a decorating influence. Within its walls, she curated a “David Bowie shrine,” installed a ball pit, and amassed a collection of Japanese puzzle boxes.

It’s truly tragic to see something like this happen to anyone, especially to someone as kind and compassionate as Cara. I can only imagine how tough it must be for her to deal with such a huge loss. We can all show our support by keeping her in our thoughts and sending positive vibes her way. Let’s hope that she can find comfort and strength during this difficult time. Stay strong, Cara.

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