Streaming sensation Tfue has unveiled the extensive damage caused by Hurricane Helene to his home, leaving fans in disbelief.
Hurricane Helene made landfall in Florida on September 26, 2024, wreaking havoc and inflicting significant damage across the northern regions of the state.
The area impacted notably includes the residence of former Fortnite professional player Turner ‘Tfue’ Tenney, prompting concern among his followers about the potential effects of the storm on him.
That evening, he shared an update on his X account, indicating he was facing “very concerning levels” of storm surge in his house and urged everyone in the vicinity to prioritize their safety.
The following morning, Tenney posted a video showcasing the severe flooding in his home, with water levels appearing to sit just below his knees and surpassing the bottom of the doors on both vehicles parked in his garage.
“This is so sad man. It’s crazy to think the water levels got even higher too,” he commented.
This is so sad man and it’s crazy to think the water levels got even higher too pic.twitter.com/kZHiJ0EXD8
— Tfue (@Tfue) September 27, 2024
His video rapidly gained popularity on X, amassing over 330,000 views and generating numerous comments from concerned fans.
“Unreal bro— praying for you guys. I know how scary a flood can be,” one user remarked.
Another replied: “Prayers that irreplaceable items were out of reach of the water. Sorry for you and everyone else that are having their homes destroyed. Stay safe.”
“Stay safe Turner, it’s wild things like this can happen to anyone,” a third comment read.
Tfue is not alone in experiencing significant damage from hurricanes; other personalities have faced similar crises. For instance, Pokemon TCG Caster and YouTuber FrostedCaribou sought assistance on September 18, 2024, after her home was inundated with toxic sewage water due to Hurricane Debby, forcing her to evacuate.
“Last month I had to urgently evacuate my home as it flooded with dangerous amounts of toxic sewage water from Hurricane Debby… Since my location is not designated as a flood zone, I was not required to purchase flood insurance when buying the house,” she explained.
“Unfortunately, despite my efforts, I have been unable to secure any financial support through my homeowner’s insurance. All of my claims and appeals have been denied.”
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