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Drake‘s mansion is being impacted by severe weather in Toronto, and it’s got his super luxurious place looking like a water park … minus the fun!
Champagne Papi just shared footage of the scene inside his massive estate, and there’s brown liquid flowing through what appears to be a walk-in closet area.
It looks like Drake’s got a member of his house staff trying to keep a door closed to protect some of his wardrobe … while he’s walking through the watery mess with a broom, which definitely seems useless at this stage of flooding.
The rapper’s seemingly maintaining a good attitude about it all, despite the frustrating situation … joking about the brownish water, “This better be Espresso Martini.”
Large sections of Toronto are under water right now on the heels of 3 huge storms that have left citizens stranded and without power.
Drake, by all accounts, does have power still, despite the intense flooding … and nothing about this looks pleasant.
Toronto got almost 4 inches of rain just on Tuesday, breaking a more than 80 year old record.
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Drake’s mansion has been through a lot these past few months — as we reported, there was a drive-by shooting and a string of alleged trespassers in the immediate wake of his Kendrick Lamar feud.
Drizzy’s mansion is reportedly worth north of $100 million, and it’s got 50,000 sq. ft … so, lots of space for that floodwater to flow.
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Add a major home cleanup to Drake’s 2024 “to do” list — right under, or above, his post-“Not Like Us” career comeback.
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