Cara Delevingne’s $7 million LA home goes up in flames while she’s in London
A major fire broke out at Cara Delevingne’s California mansion early Friday morning, Page Six has confirmed.
A spokesperson for the Los Angeles Fire Department told Page Six that the department received a call about a 650-square-foot, two-story home engulfed in flames at around 3:57 a.m. local time early Friday morning.
A spokesperson said they found a “major fire” near the rear of the property, with “one of the rooms completely destroyed”.
At the time, “all the residents were out,” he added.Cara Delevingne’s Los Angeles home burned down early Friday morning. GC imagesThe mansion is reportedly worth $7 million. NY Post London EntertainmentI’m told the Los Angeles Fire Department and Police Department were called to the scene. Los Angeles traffic news
Page Six also spoke with a spokesperson for the Los Angeles Police Department, who added that the department responded to “population evacuation” and “traffic control” after receiving a report of the fire at 4:29 a.m. local time.
LAFD had already been on scene for several minutes overseeing the matter.
An LAPD officer said police also did not have to actually evacuate anyone inside the home.We heard that a large fire started at the back of the house. Los Angeles traffic newsThere were no occupants on the property by the time police and officers arrived. Los Angeles traffic news
Delevingne, 31, was overseas in England at the time, playing the role of Sally Bowles in Cabaret at London’s Playhouse Theatre.
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Her representative did not immediately respond to Page Six’s request for comment. The model has not yet addressed the incident on social media.Delevingne was not home at the time of the fire. splashnews.comShe is in England to participate in a cabaret show. splashnews.com
The Los Angeles Police Department told Page Six that the fire was a large-scale operation that took 94 firefighters a total of two hours and 60 minutes to extinguish. As a result, the roof of the house collapsed.
“One firefighter was injured and one crew member was taken to hospital for mild smoke inhalation,” the spokesperson added.
It was also said that the fire appeared to have started outside the house and eventually spread through the back room and into the attic.
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It took firefighters more than two hours to extinguish the fire. Los Angeles traffic newsThe fire is still under investigation. /splashnews.comThere is no suspicion of arson or criminal activity at this time. /splashnews.com
However, a Los Angeles Police Department officer said there was “nothing to suggest any criminal activity.”
LAFD officials added, “At this time, there is no indication of arson or a criminal investigation.”
However, the investigation is ongoing and an LAFD spokesperson plans to hold a media conference later Friday. TMZ first reported Fire news.