nuNov 4, 2026, 08:44

Nicolas Cage living in hotels temporarily due to sinkhole at home

Actor Nicolas Cage is staying in hotels after a large sinkhole appeared at his Malibu home on September 8. The incident, which may have been caused by severe storms, also forced the evacuation of 31 nearby residences.

Actor Nicolas Cage has been forced to relocate to hotels after a massive sinkhole appeared near his Malibu residence. The incident occurred on September 8 when a crater measuring roughly 7.6 meters deep and 18 by 9 meters wide opened up at the driveway of his four-story property. The situation has affected a wider area, forcing the evacuation of residents from 31 neighboring homes.

Authorities have yet to determine the exact cause of the geological event, though initial investigations suggest it may be linked to severe storms that triggered flooding and high waves in Southern California during early September. Cage, who reportedly purchased his 350-square-meter home for 10.5 million dollars, confirmed his temporary living arrangements during a recent appearance at the Los Angeles Comic Con.

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Based on reporting by nu. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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