Actress Cara Delevingne's $7 million mansion catches a massive Fire; Cara's parents reveals the reason

The Hollywood was shut in terror on the morning of 15th March when actress/model Cara Delevingne's $7 million house at LA catches a massive fire that took around 100 firefighters to stop the alarming horror in response. Reportedly, the house did not had Cara during the fire broke out as it is believed the British supermodel to be currently at UK. But however there were still someone inside the mansion during the wrecking moment. 

Cara Delevingne's house caught fire

According to the reports, emergency assistance were called off immediately after the smokes started taking shape inside the house through 911 call shortly before 4 a.m. PST, as per TMZ. It is believed that the fire has started off from the backroom of the mansion that roped off 13 fire engines inlcuding 94 firefighters to takcle the harrowing scene of Los Angeles. Speaking in a nutshell, Cara's luxurious mansion was ablazed in the wee hours of the morning causing some severe damages to the house, one of the roofs even collapsed after the fire was spread across the attic. It took nearly two hours for the fire fighters to make the situation calm down which also includes some injuries caused to a few fireman, who were immediately taken to the hospital. 

The 'CORE' reason of the fire

According to Cara's parents, Pandora and Charles Delevingne, it was an electrical fire, exacerbated by high winds in the area. While speaking to a media person, Charles convicted the core reason to be the 'power lines' and further emphasied to the windy condition of the area during that time. Mother, Pandora has even unveiled Cara's profound tragedy on the fire devastation as the place hold's a special place to Cara for being her a base residence. With an unwavering battle of the firefighters for almost two hours, Cara has taken to her socials to express her happiness and gratitude for saving it all before time. Taking to her Instagram, she has confirmed that her cats survived and wrote a special note to the fre team that said, "from the bottom of my heart", for their tireless efforts. 

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