Nicolas Cage's Malibu Beach House Slips Into a Sinkhole Amid Coastal Erosion
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Nicolas Cage’s $10.5 million Malibu beachfront home was found to be sinking into a large sinkhole in front of its driveway, likely caused by coastal erosion following heavy rain. Photos show a 30-by-30-foot crater swallowing part of the driveway and road, with debris such as a port-a-potty and fence panels. Firefighters and gas crews responded, no evacuations or injuries reported, and Cage reportedly wasn’t home at the time. The 4,000-square-foot property boasts ocean views and a private rooftop deck.
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