Studio City, California – More information has surfaced regarding supermodel Cara Delevingne’s recent house fire incident in Los Angeles. The incident, which occurred in the early hours of March 15, resulted in significant damage to Delevingne’s 6,650-square-foot mansion while she was away in London for work, preparing for her performance in the Cabaret at the Playhouse Theatre.
According to statements made by Cara’s parents, Pandora and Charles Delevingne, the fire was caused by an electrical issue that escalated due to strong winds in the area. Speaking to a videographer before the Cabaret show, Charles mentioned the impact of power lines and the windy conditions on the fire, highlighting the challenging circumstances surrounding the incident.
Pandora Delevingne expressed her daughter’s devastation over the loss, emphasizing that the house held sentimental value for Cara as it was her primary residence where she had invested time and effort in making it her own. The blaze, which started at the back of the house, quickly spread to the attic, causing a roof collapse, as confirmed by fire officials from NBC Los Angeles.
The fire took place at an unfortunate time, disrupting Cara’s life and leaving her with the emotional toll of losing her belongings and the property where she had established her roots. Despite the material loss, Cara’s focus remains on recovering from the incident and finding solace in the support of her family and friends during this challenging period.
As the investigation into the fire continues, authorities are working to determine the exact cause of the electrical malfunction that led to the destructive blaze, highlighting the importance of fire safety measures and vigilance in homes to prevent similar incidents from occurring in the future. The Delevingne family’s resilience and unity in the face of adversity serve as a testament to their strength and determination to overcome setbacks and rebuild in the aftermath of the tragedy.