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Fire Breaks Out at Travis Tritt’s Georgia Property — Singer and Family Safe
Country star Travis Tritt faced a frightening afternoon when a fire broke out at his Powder Springs, Georgia home on Wednesday, leaving part of his property damaged. Fortunately, Tritt and his family escaped unharmed.
According to reports, the blaze started in the playground area of the singer’s residence. Local firefighters responded quickly, containing the flames before they could spread to nearby structures. “We are thanking God that no one was in that area at the time and everyone is safe,” Tritt shared in a statement through his publicist. “The residence and the surrounding property were not majorly affected.”
Sources say Tritt was home when the fire erupted, though it was actually his mother-in-law who first noticed the smoke and called 911. By the time emergency crews arrived, the flames had already destroyed the children’s playground. The singer later took to social media to share a photo of the damage, expressing both relief and gratitude:
“Fire destroyed the kids’ playground at my house today. Thanking God that nobody was hurt and no other major damage.”
The cause of the fire remains under investigation, and neither Tritt nor local officials have offered additional details.
Travis Tritt rose to fame in the 1990s with chart-topping hits like “Anymore,” “Foolish Pride,” and “Here’s a Quarter (Call Someone Who Cares).” His career enjoyed renewed success in the early 2000s with fan favorites including “It’s a Great Day to Be Alive” and “Best of Intentions.”
Despite the unsettling incident, Tritt plans to continue his tour schedule, with upcoming performances in Quapaw, Oklahoma and Owensville, Missouri this weekend.
As he expressed to fans, the most important thing is that everyone made it out safely — a powerful reminder that even in moments of loss, there’s always something to be thankful for.