Recent video footage of Cara Delevingne's Hollywood Hills mansion, captured this morning, shows the harrowing wreckage of the home following a massive fire.
The fire reportedly broke out at Delevingne's Los Angeles-area property in the middle of the night, taking a turn for the worse as fire departments rushed to the scene.
The property, located in Studio City, according to TMZ, caught fire around 3:52 AM and required an immediate response from fire officials.
Firefighters were seen charging in to put out the flames clouding much of the home.
Sources close to law enforcement told the publication that a 911 call came in at roughly 3:57 AM. When fire crews arrived, they quickly realized some type of backroom on the property caught fire, though it remains unclear what caused it.
The blaze spread rapidly to the attic, resulting in a collapse of the roof. It took firefighters over two hours to contain the damage before putting it out. Several injuries were reported.
One firefighter allegedly hurt himself falling off a ladder in an attempt to contain some of the flames. An occupant at the home was also treated for smoke inhalation, said TMZ.
The model was not at her residence as she's currently in England preparing for her upcoming performance at the London Playhouse Theatre.
In total, 94 firefighters were present at the scene alongside four ambulances.
Delevinge's 8,000-square-foot, four-bed, six-bath Los Angeles home was featured in a 2021 Architectural Digest spread. She and her sister personally gave a tour of the grounds, specifically detailing the interior remodeling.
