• Cara Delevingne’s Los Angeles home was heavily destroyed by flames in an electrical fire
• Cara’s parents shared details about the fire, including high winds in the area
• Despite the tragedy, Cara confirmed her cats survived and thanked first responders for their efforts
Here is what happened:
Cara Delevingne’s house fire in Los Angeles on March 15 left her home heavily destroyed, with the flames starting around 4 a.m. local time. The fire, caused by an electrical issue exacerbated by high winds in the area, engulfed one room before spreading to the attic, eventually leading to a roof collapse. While Cara was in London for work, her parents, Pandora and Charles Delevingne, addressed the situation before her performance at the Playhouse Theatre that same night. Charles mentioned “power lines” and the windy conditions, while Pandora expressed how devastated Cara was since she considered the property her home base, with all her belongings inside.
Despite the destruction, the fire burned for over two hours before being completely extinguished. The incident resulted in a firefighter being hospitalized in fair condition and a resident suffering minor smoke inhalation. In the aftermath of the fire, Cara confirmed that her cats had survived and expressed her gratitude to the first responders for their hard work. Having bought the property for $7.8 million in 2019, Cara’s mansion was previously featured on Architectural Digest, with the supermodel describing it as an “adult playhouse” inspired by Hugh Hefner.
The fire may have taken Cara’s home, but it did not dampen her spirits. She took to Instagram to share her heartbreak and urge others to cherish what they have since life can change in an instant. Referring to her house as a place she had built and made her own, Cara’s resilience shone through as she thanked those who helped during the disaster. As the investigation into the cause of the fire continues, Cara remains thankful for the support and looks ahead with hope and gratitude.
