Los Angeles, California – Model and actress Cara Delevingne faced a devastating loss when her home in the Studio City area of Los Angeles caught fire early Friday morning. Firefighters rushed to the scene to contain the blaze, which started at the back of the house before spreading to the attic. The cause of the fire remains unknown and is currently under investigation.
During the incident, the roof of the house collapsed, revealing structural beams. A team of ninety-four firefighters worked tirelessly for over two hours to extinguish the fire. Fortunately, although Delevingne was not present at the time, there were people inside the home who managed to escape safely, with one individual experiencing minor smoke inhalation.
Delevingne, who is currently in London starring in a theater production of “Cabaret,” took to Instagram to address the heartbreaking event. She shared a photo of her two cats and expressed her disbelief at the sudden turn of events, urging her followers to cherish what they have.
In the aftermath of the fire, concerns arose about the fate of Delevingne’s pets. However, she later reassured her followers that her cats had survived the ordeal, thanking the firefighters for their efforts. She also shared a video showing the emergency response at the scene and expressed her gratitude to all those who assisted in the aftermath of the fire.
With representatives for Delevingne yet to comment on the incident, the focus remains on the aftermath of the fire and the safety of those involved. As Delevingne navigates this challenging time, her fans and followers continue to show their support and concern for her well-being.
Originally beginning her career as a model in 2010, Delevingne has since made a name for herself in the fashion industry, working with renowned designers and transitioning into acting with roles in various movies and television shows. As the investigation into the fire at her Los Angeles home continues, Delevingne’s resilience and strength will undoubtedly shine through as she faces this unexpected setback.