Los Angeles Clippers star Kawhi Leonard's $17 million mansion in Pacific Palisades remains intact despite the deadly wildfires that have wreaked havoc on the city.
Los Angeles was devastated after fiery infernos broke out just west of downtown last Tuesday, destroying thousands of homes and killing 25 people.
At least 23 people are also estimated to be missing in the rubble, with the death toll expected to rise as search and recovery operations continue.
Thousands of properties have been reduced to rubble by last week's fires, including the childhood home of nine-time NBA champion Steve Kerr.
However, in more photos obtained exclusively by DailyMail.com, Leonard's property in Pacific Palisades, the neighborhood where the fires broke out last Tuesday, appears to have emerged completely unscathed.
The luxurious seven-bedroom apartment, which the Clippers forward bought in 2021, appears almost intact from the outside, despite being just a 15-minute drive from Kerr's demolished home.
LA Clippers star Kawhi Leonard's $17 million Pacific Palisades mansion remains intact
Leonard revealed he was 'stepping away' from the NBA last week amid the Los Angeles wildfires.
Last week, Leonard revealed that he was “stepping away” from his NBA duties with the Clippers hours before their game against the Nuggets to help a family that has been evacuated due to the Pacific Palisades wildfire.
The 33-year-old has been with the team since 2019 and is an integral part of the team, which is in seventh place in the Western Conference.
While his family has been evacuated, Leonard's Palisades home has fortunately avoided any damage from the wildfires of the past seven days.
The 12,000-square-foot mansion is a custom-built Hampton-style home that features an infinity pool with cabana, a spa, a 960-bottle wine cellar and a 10-person movie theater, as well as a master suite with private balcony. and fireplace.
It also includes spectacular panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean and the Santa Monica Conservancy.
Leonard and the Clippers returned to action against the Miami Heat at the Intuit Dome on Monday night after Saturday's clash against the Charlotte Hornets was postponed amid the fires.
He scored six points in 21 minutes as Los Angeles cruised to a 109-98 victory in emotional circumstances after last week's devastating events.
But exclusive photos from DailyMail.com show his 12,000-square-foot mansion has emerged unscathed.
The property appears almost intact despite the fiery infernos that erupted.
Includes spectacular panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean and Santa Monica Conservancy.
The two-time NBA Finals MVP only made his season debut earlier this month after missing the team's first 34 games of the year due to injury.
“I'm taking my time,” he said after enjoying another getaway. “I did that in the past and it got me benched, so I'm fine where I am.”
Leonard did not play in the fourth quarter of a game in which the Clippers trailed by 13 points early.
“Happy to have achieved the victory,” he said. “Good team wins.”
The Clippers are now 21-17 and sixth in the West.
“I'm just really playing and trying to do my job to help the team win,” Leonard added.