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apartment was wiped out by Hurricane Ida last month while her Lake Luzerne abode was burned down in a chimney fire last summer. Earlier in 2020, the celeb cook also suffered a loss when her dog Isaboo died.“When I lost my dog I was so grateful that I could be with her the last several months of her life,” Ray said in a recent interview with Extra.She said, “[My dog] died in my arms … I felt guilty and grateful at the same time … People suffered actual human loss from COVID or because they couldn’t get care … and how many people died alone.”The celebrity foodie revealed that the coronavirus pandemic put her life into perspective.

It’s been six months since Rachael Ray‘s upstate New York home burned to the ground, but she’s powering through the repairs. The celebrity chef and husband John Cusimano’s Lake Luzerne abode was set ablaze after a fire started in their chimney and quickly spread.

Rachael Ray's upstate New York home burned to the ground, but she's powering through the repairs. The celebrity chef and husband John Cusimano's Lake Luzerne abode was set ablaze after a fire started in their chimney and quickly spread.«I heard the fire in the walls.

Three-time Daytime Emmy winner Rachael Ray gave viewers a sneak peek at her Christmas décor in the guest house of her Lake Luzerne, NY property four months after her mansion burned down.On Monday, the 52-year-old chef shared an emotional video of her 'holiday tour of what we did this very very weird year to try to make it a little more festive around here.'Aside from a small potted Cyprus tree, Rachael chose not to buy any full-sized trees 'because no families are coming to visit.' Making merry: Three-time Daytime Emmy winner Rachael Ray gave viewers a sneak peek at her Christmas décor in the guest house of her Lake Luzerne, NY property four months after her mansion burned down All in the details: On Monday, the 52-year-old chef shared an

A month after her Lake Luzerne home burned down, Rachael Ray has shared more details about the day of the fire, how she and her husband got out, and what her family lost ahead of the Rachael RayShow's season 15 premiere. During her Monday appearance on Good Morning America, the TV host, celebrity cook and author confirmed that the house fire had started in her chimney and revealed that she and her husband, JohnCusimano, made it out safely thanks to "the kindness of a stranger" who happened to be riding an ATV behind the couple's house.

Rachael Ray's life was turned upside down over the summer after a fire ripped through her upstate New York home. The celebrity chef shared personal footage of the aftermath of the devastating fire, which took place on Aug. 9, and her Lake Luzerne house looks nothing like it did before.

Rachael Ray‘s home in upstate New York, where she and husband John Cusimano have been quarantining during the coronavirus pandemic, is no longer the same after a huge fire erupted on Sunday night.

Rachael Ray and her family are said to be ‘safe’ after a huge fire ripped through their home in New York City last night. Firefighters rushed to the celebrity chef’s property on Chuckwagon Trail in Lake Luzerne at around 8pm, the Warren County Sheriff’s Office revealed.  A reporter, Mark Mulholland, first tweeted of the blaze at 7pm and wrote: ‘Seeing some of the first pictures of the fire at the Lake Luzerne home of @rachaelray and it does not look good.’ Rachael’s rep has since confirmed to People: ‘Rachael, her husband John [Cusimano] and their dog Bella are safe. ‘The house is unfortunately damaged and we don’t yet know to what extent.’ Sheriff Jim LaFarr revealed there were no injuries, according to KRQE. A retired firefighter, who was

Entertainment Tonight have revealed that Rachael and her husband are not at the property.A representative for Ray went on to say: "Rachael, her husband and their dog Bella are safe.