Beyoncé's Childhood Home Burns Down on Christmas Day

On the Houston stop of The Renaissance Tour Beyoncé and Tina Knowles visited the home where Beyoncé and Solange grew up. 

On Christmas Day the home burnt to the ground...

From KHOU

The childhood home where Beyoncé grew up caught fire early Christmas morning, leaving the current family living there without a home, according to records.

Houston firefighters said they responded to a house fire just after 2 a.m. on Rosedale just east of Highway 288.

When fire crews arrived at the scene, the family who lived in the home had already gotten out safely, HFD District Chief Justin Barnes said. The fire was coming from the second floor of the home.

Firefighters were able to get to the fire quickly and no injuries were reported, however, at least one side of the home was severely damaged.

Even with debris outside and broken windows, the home may look familiar to some.

It's known to be the childhood home of Houston native Beyoncé Knowles-Carter. The home has previously been featured in movies and documentaries that feature the megastar.

In September, Knowles-Carter herself was spotted with her mother Tina taking pictures in front of the home when they were in Houston for the Texas leg of the "Renaissance" world tour.

“We have Beyoncé tourists here all the time, it’s bizarre," May said.