The 'I'm Not Alone' hitmaker is reportedly not home when multiple fire trucks and ambulance rush to his Beverly Hills mansion following a report about the smell of smoke coming from inside the home.
- Feb 9, 2024
AceShowbiz - Calvin Harris' Los Angeles house is partially damaged after it caught fire. The DJ's Beverly Hills mansion went ablaze on Wednesday, February 7 with a report coming in around 8:25 P.M. about the smell of smoke coming from inside the home.
According to TMZ, multiple fire engines rushed to the British musician's Beverly Hills mansion as the LAFD seemingly treated it as a 5-alarm ablaze at first. Ten different fire units and at least 20 different responders were sent to the property.
Eyewitnesses on the scene say there was a mix of multiple fire trucks and ambulance. There were even helicopters swarming to tend to the fire. When firefighters arrived at his 3-story home, they found that this was not as dangerous as was initially suspected.
The firefighters found out that the fire was coming from the third floor of the house, near the theater room. In order to access the area that isn't out in plain view, firefighters had to cut through the second-story roof to get access to a wall inside, where the fire was actually taking place.
It's said that there were flames near an HVAC system which appeared to be caused by an electrical mishap. It took the firefighters about 52 minutes to extinguish the fire.
In photos obtained by the news outlet, it can be seen some of the structure damage and a patched up roof, the section of roof firefighters had to cut out to get closer to the blaze and extinguish the flames. The damage is estimated to be around $100,000, but luckily no one was harmed in the incident.
Calvin himself was not home at the time of the incident. In fact, he doesn't live in the house right now. Sources close to the "I'm Not Alone" hitmaker say he has been leasing the mansion for at least a few years now.
