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Wild Video Shows ‘Celebrity Rehab’ Star Kari Ann Peniche’s House Exploding in a Fire

November 7, 2026:

Wild Video Shows ‘Celebrity Rehab’ Star Kari Ann Peniche’s House Exploding in a Fire

‘Celebrity Rehab’ Kari Ann Peniche
E-Bike Battery Explosion Sets House Ablaze

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“Celebrity Rehab” star Kari Ann Peniche lost everything when her house erupted in flames … after cameras caught an e-bike battery violently exploding in her home.

TMZ obtained video of the terrifying moment the battery blew up her Troutdale, Oregon residence … you can see it billowing smoke before it blows up and flames shoot out.


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Kari Ann tells TMZ … her son was in the living room late Thursday night and noticed a strange smell.

She thought maybe their cat had been sprayed by a skunk, but then her son pointed out his e-bike battery — which was by the door and not plugged in — had started smoking.

Kari Ann tells us she started filming the smoke when suddenly the battery exploded, and the house was enveloped in flames.


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We’re told they were able to get everyone to safety — Kari Ann, her daughter, her son, her boyfriend, and her caretaker and his wife all made it out. Their cat and 3 dogs were also saved from the horrific blaze.

Kari Ann tells us the entire 5-bedroom house was charred, and she lost everything … including her artwork, paintings, Playboys and magazines she appeared in, and gowns from pageant days.

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She says the loss is “devastating,” but they’re focused on the fact that everyone’s safe. She tells us they’re currently staying with family.

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