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the 17th season of “Rachael Ray,” which premiered earlier this month (2 p.m./Ch. 7).

Extra," "Being alive… When I lost my dog I was so grateful that I could be with her the last several month of her life… She died in my arms… I felt guilty and grateful at the same time… People suffered actual human loss from COVID or because they couldn't get care… and how many people died alone."In summer 2020, an inferno broke out at the upstate New York home she shared with her husband, John Cusimano. The blaze was started by accident in a chimney.

Rachael Ray revealed that she’s grateful just to be alive after suffering two tragedies at her New York properties roughly one year apart from one another.  In August of 2020, the celebrity TV chef, 53, revealed that her house in Lake Luzerne, New York burned down in a fire.The cause was determined to be an issue that started in her fireplace chimney that allowed flames to spread on the roof. Ray, her husband John Cusimano and their dog Bella were luckily not harmed in the fire.

Rachael Ray can't seem to catch a break. The TV chef, 53, revealed that one year after her update New York house burned down in a fire, her New York City apartment flooded because of Hurricane Ida.  "Ida took it out.

Rachael Ray is making progress on the rebuilding of her home. During the season 16 premiere episode of “Rachael Ray”, the talk show host takes viewers inside the reconstruction of her house that burned down last summer.

Rachael Ray is reflecting on the loss of her upstate New York home following a devastating house fire last year, as well as revealing when she plans to move back in. The celebrity chef, 52, opened up about losing her place and showed off the home under construction on Thursday's episode of "The Rachael Ray Show." "So here is our bedroom," Ray said, showing off a barren room where she and her husband John Cusimano, 53, used to sleep.

Making progress. Rachael Ray gave fans a look at how she and husband John Cusimano are rebuilding their Lake Luzerne, New York, home after it burned down in a massive fire in August 2020.

It’s been six months since Rachael Ray‘s upstate New York home burned to the ground, but she’s powering through the repairs. The celebrity chef and husband John Cusimano’s Lake Luzerne abode was set ablaze after a fire started in their chimney and quickly spread.

Rachael Ray's upstate New York home burned to the ground, but she's powering through the repairs. The celebrity chef and husband John Cusimano's Lake Luzerne abode was set ablaze after a fire started in their chimney and quickly spread.«I heard the fire in the walls.

Rachael Ray might not really be home for the holidays, she couldn’t pass up the chance to make Christmas magic after a challenging few months.The cook, 52, and her husband, John Cusimano, have been living in a guest house on their Lake Luzerne, New York, property since their home burned down in a devastating fire in August.

In August, Rachael Ray and husband John Cusimano lost their home in Lake Luzerne, New York, when a fire broke out and the home burned down.

Rachael Ray and her husband, John Cusimano, have updated fans on their ongoing home rebuild following this summer's devastating fire at their Lake Luzerne, New York home. While answering fan questions on the celebrity chef shared that the rebuild is «well underway» but could take close to a year to complete. «They took it all away and that was very hard,» Ray said of the burned pieces of her home.

Rachael Ray and her husband John Cusimano are hard at work rebuilding their home.

Rachael Ray is still recovering after a house fire on Aug. 9 destroyed her home in Lake Luzerne, New York.

Rachael Ray gave fans a look at the damage done to her New York home after she and her husband escaped a raging fire in August.During the season 15 premiere of The Rachael Ray Show on Monday, September 14, the 52-year-old celebrity chef shared a vulnerable moment with viewers as she and husband John Cusimano assessed the remains of their property in Lake Luzerne, New York.“On August 9th, my house burned,” Ray said in a voiceover.

Rachael Ray is showcasing the extensive damage at her Lake Luzerne, New York home.

Rachael Ray is taking fans into the aftermath of her devastating house fire. The celebrity chef's Lake Luzerne, New York, home caught fire on Aug.

WNYT 13.As the home is located in a fairly remote area, there are no nearby fire hydrants. Fire fighters had to use pond water to douse the blaze.Rachael and her husband, John Cusimano, was unharmed in the fire, having escaped the structure with her mother and their dog."We're all okay," she said in a statement.

Rachael Ray is feeling seriously grateful for her husband John Cusimano amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. In an exclusive interview with Us Weekly before a house fire raged through the couple’s upstate New York home, the bestselling author and award-winning daytime TV show host shared how Cusimano has helped her through this uncertain time.“John and I have always worked together, but in separate buildings.

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A massive fire has engulfed cooking show star Rachael Ray’s New York home.

Rachael Ray‘s home in upstate New York, where she and husband John Cusimano have been quarantining during the coronavirus pandemic, is no longer the same after a huge fire erupted on Sunday night.

Rachael Ray is “safe” after a fire broke out at her Lake Luzerne, New York home. ET has learned that Ray, her husband John Cusimano and their dog Bella have not been harmed.

Rachael Ray luckily was not harmed after a fire erupted at her home in upstate New York.

Rachael Ray and her family are safe after a fire tore through her Lake Luzerne, New York, home on Sunday, August 9.The Post-Star reports that multiple fire departments battled the blaze at the celebrity chef’s home. Firefighters were called to the scene at 7:27 p.m.

is «safe» after reports of a fire at her New York Home. ET has learned that Ray, her husband John Cusimano and their dog Bella are safe. However, according to the celebrity cook's rep, the house is «unfortunately damaged and we don't yet know to what extent.»According to multiple reports, the Warren County Sheriff's Office confirmed the house fire in Lake Luzerne.