Reports: Driveway of Actor Nicolas Cage’s Malibu Coastal Mansion Collapses
SoCalGas shut off service for an 85-foot stretch after the collapse, and Malibu officials barred entry to five homes as crews investigated the sinkhole.
- On Tuesday, Sept. 8, 2026, a sinkhole collapsed the driveway of actor Nicolas Cage's coastal mansion in Malibu, Calif., as pounding surf battered the beachfront property.
- Pounding surf from Marie, which transitioned from a hurricane to a tropical storm, generated dangerous waves throughout the Southern California coastline, causing the collapse.
- The collapse triggered a gas leak just before 6 a.m., requiring intervention from the Southern California Gas Company; Utility SoCalGas subsequently shut off natural gas services for an 85-foot section of the street.
- Malibu's Building Safety Division prohibited entry to five homes on the street, red-tagging the properties, while authorities closed the private road near Pacific Coast Highway.
- Officials are preparing for continued coastal erosion, heavy rain, and mudslides along the Southern California coast, while Cage purchased the home in 2024 for a reported $10.5 million.
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TV 2The driveway of Nicolas Cage's Malibu, California home has collapsed and turned into a huge sinkhole.
Nicolas Cage's Malibu beachside mansion, which the 62-year-old actor bought in 2024 for $10.5 million, has been severely damaged. Photos from the scene show a large hole in the ground, right where the entrance to the home was until recently. The damage extends to the driveway leading to the garage, as sections of the asphalt and concrete have given way. The collapse swept away objects in the area, including a construction site chemical toilet an…
The giant soil failure in Malibu destroyed the driveway to the luxury mansion of Hollywood actor Nicholas Cage at a cost of $10.5 million. A huge vortex swallowed the driveway to the actor's seaside mansion in Malibu, delivers Page Six. A hole about nine metres by nine metres was created at the site of the failure, where asphalt, concrete, fence fragments and a construction biotoilet collapsed. Firemen discovered destruction early Tuesday mornin…
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