Home of former Big Brother narrator goes up in flames
The home of former Big Brother narrator Mike Goldman has caught alight in Brisbane overnight.
Goldman told the Today Show that he heard his fire alarm going off at 4am, and initially thought the batteries just had to be changed.
However, when he got up, he realised something much more urgent was underway.
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The home of former Big Brother narrator Mike Goldman has caught alight in Brisbane. Nine
"I thought I had to replace the battery... turns out the front of the house is on fire," Goldman said.
"So I ran out of the house, grabbed the baby, (but) the dog was still inside... I ran back in and couldn't find the dog.
"Everyone's screaming at me to get out, I singed the front of my hair...It was one of the scariest 10, 15 minutes ever.
"I had to wait for the fire brigade to get here and go and get him."
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Goldman told the Today Show that he heard his fire alarm going off at 4am, and initially thought the batteries just had to be changed. Nine
He said that his young son usually sleeps in a room right near the fire, but luckily he slept in his parents' room last night.
"(He) sleeps in that room, but luckily last night he was asleep in our bed because he was a little bit under the weather," Goldman said.
"I woke up, got everyone up, got out of the house, but if he was in there... (the) smoke inhalation...jeez, I hate to think what might have happened."
Fire investigators are on the scene.
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He said that his young son, Jagger Rocky, usually sleeps in a room right near the fire, but luckily last night he slept in is parents room. Nine
Its believed a fuse box may have been the cause of a fire, but nothing has been confirmed.
Goldman had one message for the people of Australia following his family's lucky escape.
"Just check your smoke alarms. If you don't have them, make sure you get them."
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