Beyoncé's $2.4 Million New Orleans Mansion Catches Fire, Cause Of Blaze Unknown
July 22 2021, Published 12:13 p.m. ET
A multimillion home belonging to Beyoncé caught fire in the middle of the night.
According to reports, the Single Ladies singer's $2.4 million New Orleans mansion went up in flames on Wednesday.
The fire began around 6:15 PM. It took 22 firefighters nearly two hours to put out the blaze.
Local reports claim the fire at Beyoncé historical home was finally extinguished at 8:30 PM.
“If they didn’t get there when they did, it could have been much worse. It’s a historic home,” a department spokesperson told The Post.
He also revealed there was no injuries or evacuations.
The cause of the fire has yet to be determined, but officials say a smoke alarm was what alerted firefighters.
Nola.com has previously reported the home belonging to Beyoncé and her Roc Nation CEO husband, Jay-Z.
As The Post points out, Sugarcane Park, LLC acquired the mansion in 2015.
The Love On Top singer's mom Celestine Lawson -- aka Tina Knowles -- manages the LLC. The home is also registered to a Sherman Oaks, CA residence that is linked to Beyoncé.