As a gamer who’s followed Tfue’s journey for quite some time now, it’s heart-wrenching to see him go through this ordeal. I remember his victories in Fortnite, the laughter we shared during his streams, and now, here he is dealing with the aftermath of a devastating hurricane. It serves as a stark reminder that even the toughest gamers can face challenges beyond the digital world.
Star streamer Tfue recently disclosed the extensive harm Hurricane Helene inflicted on his residence, leaving fans astonished by the extent of the destruction.
On September 26, 2024, Hurricane Helene came ashore in Florida’s north, leaving a trail of destruction and chaos throughout that region.
By coincidence, the region hit by the storm is where popular Fortnite player Turner ‘Tfue’ Tenney resides, causing concern among his followers about how this natural event may impact him directly.
That night, he shared a message on his account, warning about high tide flooding or “alarmingly high” water levels in his home. He urged everyone in the vicinity to prioritize safety.
The following day, Tenney shared a video of his submerged home. The water level seemed to be around his knee height, surpassing the bottoms of the car doors in the garage on either side.
“This is so sad man. It’s crazy to think the water levels got even higher too,” he said.
This is so sad man and it’s crazy to think the water levels got even higher too
— Tfue (@Tfue) September 27, 2024
The video of his quickly drew attention on X, accumulating more than 330,000 views and over a hundred comments from astonished admirers.
“Unreal bro— praying for you guys. I know how scary a flood can be,” one user said.
A different user wrote: “I hope precious possessions stayed dry. My sympathies go out to you and all those whose homes are being damaged. Stay secure.
“Stay safe Turner, its wild stuff like this can happen to anyone,” a third replied.
It’s not just Tfue who has experienced a significant house damage due to a hurricane; Pokemon TCG Caster and YouTuber FrostedCaribou also sought assistance on September 18, 2024, following the revelation that Hurricane Debby had inundated her home with toxic sewage water, forcing her to evacuate.
Previously, she had to suddenly leave her house because heavy rains from Hurricane Debby caused it to fill with harmful levels of sewage water. Interestingly, since her area isn’t marked as a flood zone, she wasn’t obligated to buy flood insurance when she purchased the property.
Regrettably, despite my best attempts, I haven’t managed to get any financial help from my homeowner’s insurance. Each time I made a claim or an appeal, it was turned down.
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2024-09-27 19:48