Nicolas Cage 'Homeless' After Sinkhole Damaged His Malibu Home
The Hollywood Reporter • • entertainment
Key Points:
- Nicolas Cage's $10.5 million Malibu mansion suffered significant damage from a massive sinkhole that opened on September 8, leading him to temporarily live in hotels.
- The sinkhole, measuring 30 by 60 feet and about 25 feet deep, caused part of the driveway and deck to collapse, prompting evacuation of 31 nearby properties due to restricted access and safety concerns.
- Malibu officials declared a local emergency due to potential gas leaks and worsening conditions from high tides and Hurricane Marie-related rain, though no injuries were reported.
- Despite his displacement, Cage plans to celebrate Halloween with his 4-year-old daughter by trick-or-treating in Santa Monica and watching a movie afterward.
