Celebrity Homes | Celebrity Net Worth

Breakups are hard. But GIFTING your ex your share of a $60 million mansion certainly eases the pain.

After several years and several price chops, Lizzo has finally shed this Beverly Hills mansion from her portfolio.

Anthony Davis has found a buyer for his $40 million Bel Air mansion, a sprawling estate he purchased at the peak of his Lakers-era earnings. The sale not only likely locks in a profit, but also sheds a property that can cost well over $1 million a year just to own.

The Carmel cliffside home made famous in "Basic Instinct" is back on the market with a $91 million price tag, but the real story is how it transformed from a single 1980s house into a five-parcel mega-compound. Behind the listing is a decade-long strategy involving an oil-tech fortune, a tragic billionaire backstory, and tens of millions in calculated upgrades.

A private residence in London just sold for $350 million. The seller was British property billionaire Nick Candy. We do not yet know the identity of the buyer…

Stephen Dorff is listing his 41-acre Tennessee compound for $10 million after buying it for just $1.9 million and completely transforming the property. The sale could net him an $8 million profit and cap off a well-timed shift from Malibu beachfront living to a sprawling countryside estate

At the height of his fame in the early 1990s, Arsenio Hall made a quiet real estate bet that eventually turned into what might have been the biggest payday of his career!

After earning more than $116 million during his MLB career, James Shields is listing his custom-built Rancho Santa Fe estate for $23 million. The 13,500-square-foot property sits on a baseball diamond-shaped lot and features a Fenway-inspired gym, bowling alley, and resort-style amenities.

Paul Anka has listed his stunning and expansive suburban Los Angeles estate for just under $9 million.

Imagine getting paid $1 million per year to move out of your house twice a year. That's reality of the most famous reality TV show house in the world, Villa de la Vina, better known as "The Bachelor Mansion."

Before he became a billionaire selling Patrón tequila for $5.1 billion, John Paul DeJoria was homeless and living out of his car. Now the self-made mogul is selling one of the most unusual homes in Hawaii, a Balinese temple-style compound he had built in Indonesia, dismantled, shipped across the Pacific, and rebuilt overlooking the Big Island for $32.5 million.

Mark Zuckerberg and his wife, Priscilla Chan, just set a new Miami real estate record. The couple paid $170 million for an under-construction waterfront mansion on the ultra-exclusive Indian Creek Island, also known as Miami's "Billionaire Bunker."

Former St. Louis Cardinals star Matt Holliday is selling his sprawling 136-acre Oklahoma estate for $12 million. The property includes a full private baseball field where two of his sons trained before becoming top MLB draft picks, plus a massive $2 million resort-style pool.

Ivana Trump's ornate Upper East Side townhouse has finally sold — but for far less than originally expected. The five-story, gold-accented residence closed for $14 million, a steep discount from its initial $26.5 million asking price.

For decades, Jeff Bridges and his siblings owned a prime Malibu beachfront home that came with one of the lowest property tax bills on the coast thanks to California's inheritance tax rules. After the Palisades Fire reduced the house to a vacant lot, the property is back on the market — and the next owner will face a dramatically different tax reality.