Bella Hadid reveals rare truth about her childhood home amid L.A. wildfires

Bella Hadid has revealed the devastating loss of her childhood home as wildfires continue to tear through Los Angeles.

Taking to her Instagram Stories, Bella shared an emotional image of her mother Yolanda Hadid's iconic former Malibu mansion, now engulfed in flames.

The luxurious property, known as the Carbon Canyon Estate, was a central backdrop to Yolanda's life and frequently featured on The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills.

The estate, once home to Bella and her siblings Gigi and Anwar, has now been reduced to charred ruins.

In one post, Bella captioned a photo of the home with "Childhood bedroom" alongside a sad face emoji.

According to Daily Mail, she also shared another image of the property in daylight. The Malibu mansion was previously rented by Kylie Jenner for nearly half a million dollars a month and was listed for sale in July 2024 for $35 million.

As per the publication, it was originally purchased by Yolanda in 2007 for $4.5 million and underwent extensive renovations to suit her family with then-husband David Foster.

Moreover, the estate's destruction is one of many tragedies caused by the raging wildfires, which have forced over 30,000 residents of Pacific Palisades and surrounding areas to evacuate.

Additionally, California Governor Gavin Newsom has declared a state of emergency, and exhausted firefighters, aided by the National Guard, continue battling the flames.

Furthermore, the wildfires have claimed at least five lives, destroyed over 2,000 structures, and left countless residents displaced.

Meanwhile, Bella and Yolanda have relocated to Texas in recent years, with Bella settling closer to her boyfriend, Adan Banuelos, and Yolanda building a home with her fiancé, Joseph Jingoli.