Nicolas Cage 'Homeless' After Sinkhole Damaged His Malibu Home
Actor Nicolas Cage is staying in hotels after a massive sinkhole damaged his Malibu mansion. The incident forced the evacuation of 31 properties and raised concerns about local infrastructure.
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Nicolas Cage is sharing an update on his living situation after a massive sinkhole damaged his $10.5 million beachfront mansion in Malibu in September, leading him to stay in hotels.
The sinkhole opened on Sept. 8, reaching about 25 feet deep and measuring 30 by 60 feet. The collapse swallowed part of the driveway and damaged the deck of the Spider-Noir actor’s property. The damage also prompted the evacuation of 31 properties in the area, including Cage’s, after the collapse restricted access for residents and emergency responders. Related Stories Movies Nicolas Cage Is Unrecognizable in 'Best Pancakes in the County' Trailer TV 'True Detective' Season 5 Officially Casts Nicolas Cage -- and Antonio Banderas
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