Beyoncé's Childhood Home Catches Fire On Christmas Day
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Firefighters responded to the blaze overnight at the singer's former residence in Texas.
Beyoncé’s childhood home in Houston, Texas, went up in flames early Christmas morning.
At around 2 a.m. Monday, the city’s fire department got a call about a raging blaze at the singer’s former residence on Rosedale Street.
The couple currently living in the two-story house self-evacuated with their two small children before first responders arrived. They were uninjured in the incident, officials said.
Firefighters were reportedly able to contain a large portion of the flames in about 10 minutes, but had to cut into the roof to address the attic.
Though the Texas-born pop star hasn’t lived in the home for decades, it’s still revered as a landmark by her fans.
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