Miley Cyrus is on the cusp of returning to her Malibu mansion, nearly seven years after it was destroyed in the catastrophic Woolsey Fire. The singer and actress, known for hits like “Flowers,” originally shared the home with her former husband, Liam Hemsworth, before it was reduced to ashes just weeks before their planned wedding in 2018.
In a recent interview with Pamela Anderson, Miley disclosed that the arduous five-year process of rebuilding the property is nearing completion. “I’ve been working on a rebuild. I lost my house in the Woolsey Fire and have been rebuilding now for the last five years. It looks like it’s going to be all ready for me in the next couple of weeks,” she shared.
Miley was in South Africa on a work trip during the fire, which razed her home. Despite the devastation, she and Hemsworth married the following month, though their union was short-lived, culminating in a divorce finalized in 2020.
The Malibu house holds profound sentimental value for Miley. It was where she embarked on her journey as a solo artist, writing songs for her 2007 album “Hannah Montana 2: Meet Miley Cyrus.” She shared in a TikTok video that the house was a site of life-changing experiences and personal growth.
Reflecting on the loss, Miley has found a silver lining. Earlier this year, she described the event as an unexpected blessing. “When my house burned down, that was the biggest blessing I’ve ever had in my life, actually,” she remarked. The forced reset allowed her to reassess her life and priorities, focusing on both possessions and relationships. For Miley, the experience of starting over led to immense personal growth and gratitude.
As Miley prepares to move back into her Malibu sanctuary, the rebuilt home symbolizes renewal and the next chapter in her life, shaped by resilience and newfound perspective.