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‘Homeless’ Nicolas Cage has red carpet date night with wife Riko Shibata amid sinkhole debacle

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Serna, V. (2026, November 5). ‘Homeless’ Nicolas Cage has red carpet date night with wife Riko Shibata amid sinkhole debacle. New York Post. https://pagesix.com/2026/11/05/celebrity-news/homeless-nicolas-cage-has-red-carpet-date-night-with-wife-riko-shibata-amid-sinkhole-debacle/

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New York Post · collected 2026-11-05 · by Vanessa Serna

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Nicolas Cage and his wife Riko Shibata attended a red carpet event for Cage’s movie "Madden" in Los Angeles on Wednesday night, despite Cage previously describing their living situation as "homeless" due to a sinkhole threatening their Malibu mansion since September. The $10.5 million beachfront home near the coast experienced significant erosion and heavy rain damage, causing parts of it to sink into a large hole that has expanded to encompass much of the property’s front area. Cage is currently living in hotels while city officials have approved emergency measures like sandbag installation to mitigate further coastal erosion and stabilize the house.
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Nicolas Cage and his wife Riko Shibata appeared together on a red carpet in Los Angeles on November 2, despite Cage's recent declaration of being "homeless" due to his Malibu mansion nearly falling into a massive sinkhole. The couple, who married in February 2021, were seen smiling and holding hands at the premiere of Cage’s upcoming film “Madden.” At the LA Comic Con on November 5, Cage had previously revealed that he and his family have been staying in hotels since September because their $10.5 million beachfront home was threatened by a sinkhole. Despite this situation, Cage planned to take his daughter August trick-or-treating around Santa Monica and watch "The Shining" afterward.

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Vanessa Serna
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California Los Angeles Malibu Santa Monica the LA Comic Con

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Cage PERSON · 8× Shibata PERSON · 3× Los Angeles GPE · 2× Malibu GPE · 2× California GPE · 1× Nicolas Cage PERSON · 1× Page Six ORG · 1× Riko Shibata PERSON · 1× Santa Monica GPE · 1× Stanley Kubrick PERSON · 1×

Narrative

The actors held hands and smiled while at the premiere of Cage’s forthcoming movie “Madden” in Los Angeles on Wednesday night. Cage, 62, dressed in a black suit, paired with an orange tie, while Shibata wore a multi-colored printed dress, with orange, brown and blue tones. The “National Treasure” star and Shibata, who wed in February 2021, stepped out after Cage revealed they’ve been “homeless” since September, when his Malibu mansion almost fell into a sinkhole.
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🔮 “I’m currently a little bit homeless,” he said at the LA Comic Con on Saturday when asked how he would be spending Halloween.

Claims (13 extracted, 1 hedged)

Nicolas Cage and his wife, Riko Shibata, appeared in good spirits on a red carpet date night after their Los Angeles mansion nearly fell into a giant sinkhole. asserted
mansion → appear → sinkhole
The actors held hands and smiled while at the premiere of Cage’s forthcoming movie “Madden” in Los Angeles on Wednesday night. Cage, 62, dressed in a black suit, paired with an orange tie, while Shibata wore a multi-colored printed dress, with orange, brown and blue tones. The “National Treasure” star and Shibata, who wed in February 2021, stepped out after Cage revealed they’ve been “homeless” since September, when his Malibu mansion almost fell into a sinkhole. asserted
mansion → hold → sinkhole
“I’m currently a little bit homeless,” he said at the LA Comic Con on Saturday when asked how he would be spending Halloween. asserted
he → ’m → Halloween
“Something happened to my house in Malibu so I’m just sort of living in hotels, so I don’t have normal trick-or-treaters I would like to enjoy tonight.” asserted
I → happen → trick
Cage, however, still planned on taking his and Shibata’s daughter, August, 4, trick-or-treating around Santa Monica, California, and watching the Stanley Kubrick-directed horror film “The Shining” after their little one fell asleep. asserted
one → plan → film
The “Face/Off” star’s $10.5 million beachfront home started sinking after a deep hole formed in the driveway due to coastal erosion and heavy rain. asserted
hole → start → erosion
Photos obtained by Page Six showed the massive hole, with a porta-potty and pieces of a privacy fence sucked inside. Cage’s neighbors also evacuated from their properties due to the sinkhole, with additional homes on the street reported to be unsafe. asserted
homes → obtain → street
Initially, the hole was reportedly 30 feet by 30 feet, but has expanded to the side of the “Leaving Las Vegas” star’s property, leading to the front door. uncertain
hole → expand → door
Cage filed for an emergency building permit to pack sandbags against the exterior of his home to prevent more coastal erosion. asserted
Cage → file → erosion
He also requested for asphalt debris removal to prep for shorline installation and preparation to collect soil samples. asserted
He → request → samples
Cage’s requests were approved by the city. asserted
requests → approve → city
Cage took over the 4,000 square-foot home in 2024, with the property providing a rooftop deck and private beach access, as well as ocean views. asserted
property → take → deck
The “Family Man” star snagged his mansion in August 2024, and also has a full-time property in Nevada. asserted
star → snag → Nevada
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