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Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are reportedly planning to move into an $18 million mansion near Kelce's hometown, with discussions about signing a prenup due to their significant wealth and potential future family plans.
Michael Jordan's former mansion in Highland Park, Illinois, is now available for short-term rent on Airbnb for over $120,000 per week, offering luxury amenities like a basketball court, movie theatre, and private pond, with strict rental conditions.
Michael Jordan's former Illinois mansion, sold for $9.5 million after 12 years on the market, is now available on Airbnb for a minimum seven-night stay costing over $120,000, with restrictions including a $25,000 deposit and no parties, offering luxury amenities like a movie theater, gym, and basketball court.
Aaron Rodgers has signed a one-year deal with the Pittsburgh Steelers and is settling into a luxurious $30 million mansion near Acrisure Stadium, featuring amenities like a golf course, horse stable, and large pool, reflecting his high-profile lifestyle despite the short-term contract.
A $3 million mansion in Weston, Connecticut, was destroyed by fire on Thanksgiving after a turkey frying incident in the garage. The blaze, which started in the garage, quickly spread throughout the 10,000-square-foot home, rendering it uninhabitable. Firefighters battled the fire for 16 hours, facing challenges such as structural collapse and damaged water supply hoses. Fortunately, all 25 residents escaped without injury. The cause of the fire is believed to be related to the turkey frying, though an official cause has not been confirmed.
Drake's 50,000 square-foot Toronto mansion, known as The Embassy, flooded during a severe rainstorm, with the rapper sharing videos of ankle-deep water rushing into his home on social media. Despite the damage, Drake humorously captioned the incident, "This better be Espresso Martini." The storm left over 167,000 people without power in the Greater Toronto area.
Photos of Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck's $60 million Beverly Hills mansion have surfaced online, sparking speculation about their relationship status amid ongoing split rumors. The images, which appeared on real estate websites, have led to concerns despite the mansion not being officially listed for sale.
Jeff Bezos, the world's second-richest individual, has purchased a $90 million mansion in Florida's exclusive Indian Creek Island, following his acquisition of two other properties for a combined $147 million. The new property, bought through an off-market deal, is valued at $41 million by Zillow, but Bezos paid a premium, possibly due to its location and potential as a custom home site. Bezos's relocation to Florida coincides with selling approximately $8.5 billion worth of Amazon shares, taking advantage of the state's favorable tax environment. Reports suggest Bezos plans to demolish the first two properties to build a mega mansion, although this has not been officially confirmed.
Jeff Bezos has splurged $90 million on a third mansion on Florida's exclusive Indian Creek Island, bringing his total investment in the area to $237 million. The six-bedroom waterfront property is located in the 'Billionaire Bunker' and spans 12,135 square feet. Bezos plans to live in the new house while tearing down the pair of mansions he purchased last year. The island is known for its ultra-rich residents, private security, and exclusive amenities. Bezos also owns properties in New York, Washington D.C., Beverly Hills, West Texas, and Hawaii, adding to his impressive real estate portfolio.
Former Miami Dolphin and NFL star Vontae Davis was found dead at the age of 35 in a Southwest Ranches mansion, with preliminary information suggesting no foul play. The sprawling home, belonging to his grandmother, was the site of the tragic discovery. Davis, a former cornerback, retired in 2018 while with the Buffalo Bills and was previously in the headlines for a DUI arrest. The Miami Dolphins and Buffalo Bills expressed their condolences following the news of his passing.
Cara Delevingne's parents, Pandora and Charles Delevingne, comforted her in London after her $7 million mansion in LA caught fire, leaving her "devastated." The fire, which took 94 firefighters over two hours to extinguish, was likely caused by an electrical issue. Fortunately, no one was seriously injured, including Cara's two cats. Despite the tragedy, Cara is continuing her role in "Cabaret" and reassured fans that her pets are safe.
A massive fire engulfed Cara Delevingne's Los Angeles mansion, resulting in two injuries and requiring nearly a hundred firefighters two hours to bring it under control. The model and actress was not present at the time of the incident.
Cara Delevingne's parents revealed that an electrical fire, exacerbated by high winds, caused the devastating blaze that destroyed the supermodel's Los Angeles mansion while she was in London. The 6,650-square-foot property caught fire around 4 a.m., with flames engulfing one room and spreading to the attic, leading to a roof collapse. Despite the tragedy, Cara confirmed her cats survived and expressed gratitude to first responders. The mansion, which she bought in 2019 for $7.8 million, was previously featured on Architectural Digest and described by Cara as an "adult playhouse" inspired by Hugh Hefner's Playboy mansion.
A fire destroyed Cara Delevingne's two-story mansion in Studio City, leaving a firefighter and an occupant injured, while the actress and model was in London. The 6,650-square-foot home suffered heavy fire damage, with 94 firefighters taking over two hours to extinguish the flames. Delevingne expressed gratitude to the firefighters and confirmed that her two cats survived. The cause of the fire is under investigation.
A massive fire engulfed British model and actress Cara Delevingne's $7 million LA mansion, with at least one person injured. Delevingne was not at home during the fire, as she is currently in the UK. The blaze, which required 94 firefighters to extinguish, caused significant damage to the property, including the collapse of part of the roof. One firefighter was injured, and one occupant was treated for smoke inhalation. Delevingne had purchased the mansion in 2019 and it was featured in Architectural Digest in 2021. This incident comes after Delevingne's previous struggles with substance abuse, for which she sought treatment in 2022.