Marc Anthony's home in the Dominican Republic was reported to have gone up in flames on Thursday, with a local television crew capturing the blaze on camera.

Video footage from news media showed the home engulfed in flames. TMZFootage showed the entire roof of his mansion, known as “El Oasis,” completely destroyed, leaving the supporting beams exposed, which were fully engulfed in flames as firefighters appeared to try to put out the blaze.

As the flames rose higher, crowds began to appear in the video frame, and thick, black smoke soon filled the area, making it difficult for firefighters to fight the fire.

A representative for Anthony told TMZ that the fire started in a bungalow space in a specific area of ​​the property. The main house was undamaged and was salvaged, according to TMZ. Fire officials were eventually able to bring the blaze under control and put out the flames, the report said. No information or details about the cost of damages have been released.

Architectural Digest Featured Luxury Properties In an article dating back to 2017.

MADRID, SPAIN – JUNE 18: Marc Anthony in concert at the Wissink Center in Madrid, Spain on June 18, 2024. (Photo by Aldara Zaraoa/Redferns) Getty Images

“The property, which can sleep 24 people, features a 10,000-square-foot main house, various pavilions, guest bungalows, cabanas, two pools and spectacular outdoor entertainment and lounge areas,” Digest wrote.

The famous singer and his ex-wife Shannon de Lima Muniz purchased the resort property to entertain friends and family in the tropics, and Anthony has since remarried and shares the property with his current wife Nadia Ferreira and their six children.

TMZ reported that Anthony and his family were not on the property at the time of the fire. (RELATED: Video of Taylor Swift setting her apartment on fire during a writing session)

Staff at the site were reportedly safe amid the fire.

The cause of the fire has yet to be determined.