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NRL star Nathan Cleary is lucky to be alive after part of his multimillion-dollar home was sensationally destroyed.<\/p>\n
NRL superstar Nathan Cleary has suffered a nightmare at-home disaster.<\/p>\n
Just days out from the Penrith Panthers\u2019 NRL season opener against Brisbane, Cleary has more than footy on his mind, after the kitchen in his Sydney home was sensationally destroyed.<\/p>\n
In pictures posted to social media, the Panthers halfback broadcast the devastation that hit the heart of his $1.7m home,<\/p>\n
MORE: Jackie O\u2019s cunning $30m exit plan amid Kyle split<\/a><\/p>\n Judging by the images, Cleary\u2019s metal rangehood crashed through the ceiling of his newly renovated home on Wednesday, leaving the kitchen in ruins.<\/p>\n Cleary accompanied the posts on Instagram with the good natured question: \u201cAnyone got a magician that can fix my roof \u2026 \u201c<\/p>\n And two other posts with a \u201cbeauty\u201d and the thumbs up emoji.<\/p>\n Cleary bought the home, which sits next to the Nepean river not far from the Panthers\u2019 training base in Penrith, from his father and coach Ivan in 2013 for $1.175m<\/a>.<\/p>\n Cleary lived in the home as a teenager.<\/p>\n RELATED: Nathan Cleary\u2019s \u2018moody\u2019 $2m reno<\/a><\/p>\n In 2023, the four-time premiership winner and representative playmaker embarked on a \u201cmoody\u201d renovation of the home<\/a>.<\/p>\n The contemporary home sits in a relaxed, leafy setting with both indoor and outdoor entertaining areas, with floor to ceiling windows allowing in plenty of natural light.<\/p>\n Cleary added a putting green while updating the home.<\/p>\n The home before the disaster.<\/p>\n Commentators on social media said the NRL star was lucky to not be around when the ceiling collapsed.<\/p>\n \u201cGeez, could have died if he\u2019d been standing there when it came down,\u201d one person posted<\/p>\n It looks like a hefty repair bill Cleary, just as well he\u2019s the NRL\u2019s highest paid player on around $1.3m a season.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
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