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Beyoncé’s childhood house catches fireplace on Christmas Day
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A fireplace destroyed the childhood house of Texas native and singing icon Beyonce Christmas morning

Positioned in Houston’s Third Ward neighborhood, the two-story home on Rosedale Road began to burn 2 a.m. Monday, based on TV station KTRK.

The brick home had been house to the ‘Ring The Alarm’ songstress and her mother and father since her start to the age of 5.

‘That is the place it began– she lived there by way of 1986– the primary 5 years of her life,’ Keith Rosen, who runs Houston Historic Excursions, informed DailyMail.com.

The Knowles Household moved out of the house a long time in the past, and has had a number of house owners since then, Rosen defined.

The present residents – a pair and two younger children -escape dthe flames clad of their Christmas pajamas and unhurt.

The reason for the blaze is underneath investigation, fireplace officers acknowledged.

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