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The famed mansion The Bachelor and The Bachelorette is in "serious danger" of burning down in the California wildfires.
The show's creator Mike Fleiss shared a photo of smoke on Twitter Friday while writing, "Pray for Malibu- and #TheBachelor Mansion …"
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ABC reality chief Rob Mills retweeted Fleiss and added, "Thinking of the people of Malibu and yes #TheBachelor Mansion is in serious danger as well."
The Agoura Hills is an active area of the Woolsey Wildfire.
Producer Bennett Graebner told The Hollywood Reporter the back patio of the home was burning and flamed to the house. The lower house, which is used as the headquarters for the production team, is destroyed, according to the outlet.
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The Woolsey wildfire has spread across 14,000 acres of homes, according to the Los Angeles Times.
The Agoura Hills home has served as a backdrop for ABC shows The Bachelor and The Bachelorette
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The blaze, which threatens residents in Calabasas, Hidden Hills and Malibu, is at 0 percent containment.
The 9,000-square-foot home is owned by Marshall Haraden, who lives with his wife and their four children. The family moves out of the house to a film crew and groups of men and women participating in the show.
"When [the crew] come, we move out for 42 days, "Haraden told TODAY in January 2017." Everything we own leaves the property and goes into storage. "
At the time, Haraden said it was "weird" to see his home by strangers looking for love, but he managed to have fun with his now famous estate.
In January, he shared a picture of himself with Sean and Catherine Lowes along with their son, Samuel.
"Form bachelor contestants Sean and Catherine with his Samuel stopped by the bachelor mansion to check on Arie and wish him well in his search for love," he wrote in the caption.
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