A large crater opened next to actor Nicolas Cage's mansion in Malibu, United States, destroying the property's entrance. Aerial images released show the extent of the damage caused by the collapse.
The crater formed due to coastal erosion caused by the remnants of Hurricane Marie, which affected California's coastline. The situation led to a gas leak in the area, which forced the closure of the road access to the property.
Hurricane Marie, although already weakened, continued to cause devastating effects on the California coast. The erosion of cliffs and coastal terrain accelerated the destruction of infrastructure in the Malibu area.
Nicolas Cage, known for films such as "Leaving Las Vegas" and "National Treasure," has owned this mansion in Malibu for several years. Local authorities are monitoring the situation to assess additional risks to the area.




