The driveway of Hollywood actor Nicolas Cage’s coastal Malibu mansion collapsed Tuesday morning, leaving a huge sinkhole in front of the property. The collapse caused a gas leak just before 6am on 8 September. Utility SoCalGas said the leak was under control several hours later, but that it was temporarily shutting off natural gas services for an 85-foot (26-metre) section of the street as a precaution against coastal erosion. The mansion was damaged during a Los Angeles-area coastal flooding advisory over lingering effects of Marie, which had been a hurricane before turning back into a tropical storm. Representatives for Cage did not immediately respond to requests for comment.

Photos of the destruction show the once-palatial property sitting on the edge of a massive crater that erupted on the street in front of Cage's property.

El terreno frente a la residencia del actor colapsó y arrastró parte de la entrada vehicular

The 'Spider-Noir' star reportedly bought the oceanfront home in 2024 for $10.5 million.

Surrounding properties have been evacuated as at least five homes were declared unsafe for entry

Evacuation order issued for surrounding properties after driveway collapse.