Cara Delevingne's Los Angeles Mansion Destroyed in Electrical Fire: New Details Emerge

Details of the devastating fire that engulfed Cara Delevingne's Los Angeles mansion have been revealed. The fire broke out in the early hours of March 15, causing significant damage to the supermodel's home while she was away in London for work. Cara's parents, Pandora and Charles Delevingne, provided insight into the fire, attributing it to an electrical fire exacerbated by strong winds in the area.

Parents Speak Out

While waiting in line for her Cabaret performance at the Playhouse Theatre in London, Charles conveyed to a videographer that the fire was amplified by the high winds in the area. Pandora expressed Cara's devastation over the loss of her home, describing it as her "whole life" and a place she had built and cherished.

Destruction and Rescue Efforts

The 6,650-square-foot mansion was ravaged by the fire, with flames igniting around 4 a.m. local time. Fire officials reported that the fire originated at the rear of the residence, spreading to the attic and causing a roof collapse. The blaze persisted for over two hours before it was fully extinguished, resulting in one firefighter being hospitalized in fair condition, and a resident suffering minor smoke inhalation.

Cara's Response

In the aftermath, Cara confirmed that her cats had survived and expressed her gratitude to the first responders for their tireless efforts. She took to her Instagram Story to share her devastation, emphasizing the unpredictability of life and urging others to cherish what they have.

Property and Previous Features

Cara had purchased the property in 2019 for $7.8 million, and it had previously been showcased in Architectural Digest. In a 2021 home tour, she described it as an "adult playhouse," drawing inspiration from Hugh Hefner and likening it to a “Playboy mansion.”