The investigation into the fire at Cara Delevingne’s $7 million mansion in Studio City, California, has hit a dead end. The Los Angeles Fire Department has officially labeled the cause of the massive blaze as “undetermined.” Despite efforts, investigators have been unable to pinpoint exactly how the fire started. Initially, there was speculation from Cara’s parents that it may have been triggered by an electrical issue, but the extensive damage to the property has made it challenging for the arson squad to confirm this. The case has now been closed, with officials ruling out foul play. The fire, which occurred on March 16, led to the collapse of the roof and required the efforts of 94 firefighters to extinguish it. The flames primarily affected one room at the back of the 6,650-square-foot house, eventually spreading to the attic, resulting in what the LAFD described as a “deep-seated attic fire”.
