Rachael Ray’s NYC apartment was taken out by Hurricane Ida

It appears like Rachael Ray has undesirable luck when it arrives to buying residences.

The celeb chef’s Manhattan condominium was recently flooded by Hurricane Ida. The function occurred just a yr after the 53-yr-old’s earlier upstate New York dwelling was burned down in a hearth.

“Ida took it out. And I indicate, out. Down difficult,” Ray spelled out to People. “Like, virtually every speaker in the ceiling, the hearth, each seam in the wall… It was like the condominium just literally melted, like in ‘Wicked’ or a little something.”

“They set up their enthusiasts and their humidifiers. And then, they make a hole in the wall and break the key water pipe and flood the overall setting up down to the first flooring, from our apartment on the sixth floor,” the Food items Network star mentioned. “Tell me you would not feel like a kicked can.”

She added that her partner John Cusimano concluded renovations on the New York Town dwelling and just after a remediation staff came in, far more hurt was unfortunately completed. 

This is what is left of our residence, now. Sharing our story + what we have discovered in a pretty uncommon @rachaelrayshow premiere. Thank you to all our initial responders, viewers + close friends for their endless guidance. We are pretty grateful and conscious of how lucky we are in lots of techniques. pic.twitter.com/lv18pTIkpI

— rachael ray (@rachaelray) September 14, 2020

Ray’s upstate household was burned down unintentionally because of to her chimney. She experienced been residing there for around 15 years and moved her eponymous Television display there all through the coronavirus pandemic.

“On August 9th, my household burned. 15 a long time of reminiscences 40 many years of notebooks, drawings, views, my life’s work,” Ray claimed on her show past calendar year. “It took about just one hour for this dwelling to come down – and in my mind it took decades just before it was even created. In the a long time that I lived here, I discovered an awful ton. In the couple weeks given that it burned I feel I’ve discovered even more. Today we’re heading to share what is still left of our residence with you.” 

A month later, she shared with supporters images of the rubble remaining from the hearth. “This is what’s left of our property, nowadays. Sharing our tale + what we have discovered in a pretty strange @rachaelrayshow premiere. Thank you to all our very first responders, viewers + friends for their endless guidance. We are really grateful and aware of how privileged we are in several means,” she tweeted at the time.