Rachael Ray Speaks up after a Fire Ravaged Her New York Home – See What She Had to Say

On Monday, August 10, 2020, celebrity chef Rachael Ray revealed that her home had been ravaged by a fire recently. Luckily, no one was hurt in the blaze.

Ray, 51, shared with her fans that her New York home on Chuckwagon Trail in Lake Luzerne encountered a fire recently. In a tweet, she thanked her local first responders for assisting during the blaze.

She shared her gratitude for them saving what they could in her home. The chef also revealed that her mother; Elsa Providenza Scuderi, husband; John Cusimano, and her dog; Bella, were “all okay.”

RAY’S HOME ENGULFED BY FIRE

She added a thoughtful sentiment at the end of her post writing: “These are the days we all have to be grateful for what we have, not what we’ve lost.” The fire broke out at her residence on Sunday with most of the damage occurring on the main house of the property.

Ray’s representative stated: "The house is unfortunately damaged and we don't yet know to what extent." According to the Warren County Sheriff's Office, firefighters had to rush to the star’s house at around 8 p.m.

NO ONE WAS HURT

Sheriff Jim LaFarr confirmed that there were no injuries in the blaze. The Warren County director of emergency services and fire coordinator, Brian LaFleure shared that the cause of the fire was being investigated.

CAUSE OF FIRE INVESTIGATED

However, he clarified that it was “nothing suspicious, but we're looking to determine what the cause was." A few hours before the blaze, Ray shared social media photos of a meal during an outing with friends.

GIVING FANS A TOUR

In April 2020, the chef took her “Rachael Ray Show” fans on a tour of her home’s kitchen and pantry. The beautiful kitchen looked comfortable and fit for a celebrity chef.

FILMING HER SHOW AT HOME

Ray’s home has doubled as her remote studio where she’s been filming her cooking show since the outbreak of the novel coronavirus disease. Safety guidelines to curb the spread of COVID-19 led to the temporary shutdown of "The Rachael Ray Show" studios.