After the deadly fire tore through the area, all that remained of Castro’s $3.8 million home was concrete pillars and smoldering wood.

Edwin Castro, the $2.04 billion Powerball jackpot winner, tragically lost his $25.5 million Malibu mansion to the devastating Palisades Fire.

Lottery winner Edwin Castro's multi-million dollar Malibu home burned down during the Los Angeles wildfire. Two years ago, Castro splurged on real estate including the $3.8 million beachfront mansion that's now a pile of ash.

Edwin Castro, history’s biggest Powerball winner, lost of one his mansions to the California wildfires. He reportedly has at least two others.

Powerball winner Edwin Castro’s Malibu home burnt to the ground in the devastating Los Angeles wildfires. Castro, who won the $2 billion Powerball jackpot in Nov. 2022, purchased the oceanside property for $3.

Edwin Castro, who won a historic $2.04 billion Powerball jackpot in November, has lost his multi-million dollar Malibu home in the deadly Palisades fire. The 31-year-old's once luxurious $3.8 million beachfront home is now a pile of ashes.

The Palisades Fire destroys Powerball winner Edwin Castro's Malibu mansion, one of 12,000 homes burned across Los Angeles County.

Edwin Castro's good-luck streak has ended. The California man—who won $2.04 billion in a 2022 Powerball drawing, scooped up tens of millions of dollars' worth of luxury real estate, and won a lawsuit alleging he wasn't the rightful owner of the winning Powerball ticket—has lost one of his mansions in the Palisades Fire,