Jennifer Lawrence’s Family Farm Burns Down in “Horrible Fire”

• Jennifer Lawrence’s family-owned farm in Kentucky has, sadly, burned down.

• J. Law’s brother operates a summer camp on the farm.

The summer camp that Jennifer Lawrence’s family runs on a Kentucky farm has burned down in a massive fire, TMZ reports. The fire at Camp Hi-Ho in Simpsonville happened on Friday night, and the farm’s main barn—which was used for camp activities—appears to have been demolished.

TMZ reports that J. Law’s brother, Blaine Lawrence—who owns and directs Camp Hi-Ho—emailed the parents of campers asking for help, explaining that among the structures lost in the fire were stalls for horses, riding areas for kids, a rock wall, an arts and crafts center, and a nurses’ station. Fortunately, there was no loss of life, and they hope to rebuild by summer 2021.

The camp shared a statement on Facebook, writing the following:

Jennifer hasn’t commented publicly on the fire, but TMZ dusted off this photo of her at Camp Hi-Ho, so clearly, she has a connection to the family farm:

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