Chynna Phillips thought she had embraced the Halloween spirit by decorating her home with pumpkins—until she caught a glimpse of the extravagant display outside her neighbor’s historic California residence.
The 58-year-old songstress took to Instagram to share a video of the eye-catching decorations at a property in Toluca Lake, CA, revealing that her own seasonal efforts suddenly seemed rather modest by comparison.
“I was so proud of myself for getting pumpkins and putting them in front of my house,” Phillips admitted in the clip, revealing that her decorations featured several large pumpkins.
However, her confidence quickly faded when she turned the camera toward a neighboring property, where an impressive collection of illuminated jack-o’-lanterns covered the grounds.
“Suddenly, I’m feeling very intimidated,” she joked.
Chynna Phillips thought she had embraced the Halloween spirit by decorating her home with pumpkins—until she caught a glimpse of the extravagant display outside her neighbor’s historic California residence. (Instagram)
“I don’t know if this person was denied the chance to be able to decorate his own home as a child, you know? Maybe he asked his mom if he could get a pumpkin or two and put it at the front door because, guys, this just looks like somebody who’s acting out. I really just think this is somebody who’s trying to make a very strong statement,” she added.
The sprawling Halloween spectacle featured pumpkins suspended above hedges, rows of glowing jack-o’-lanterns, spooky figures, and decorative arches adorned with carved pumpkin faces.
Despite her playful commentary, the singer made it clear that she admired the elaborate setup.
“You did a great job, you know, I actually am so impressed. So impressed,” she said.
The property responsible for Phillips’ Halloween envy is a historic Tudor Revival residence known as Lilley Hall, which has become a popular seasonal attraction in the Toluca Lake neighborhood.
Built in 1927, the home takes its name from composer and arranger Joseph J. Lilley, who lived at the property between 1954 and 1971, according to its Instagram account.
Today, the residence belongs to Glenn Geller, president of television at Skybound Entertainment, and his husband, Jim Maresca, who have transformed the property into an elaborate holiday destination.
The couple’s Halloween decorations have become a neighborhood tradition, attracting thousands of visitors each year.
In an interview with The New York Times last year, Geller revealed that the display incorporates more than 250 illuminated pumpkins and approximately 100,000 lights.
The 58-year-old songstress took to Instagram to share a video of the eye-catching decorations at a property in Toluca Lake, CA, revealing that her own seasonal efforts suddenly seemed rather modest by comparison. (Instagram)However, her confidence quickly faded when she turned the camera toward a neighboring property, where an impressive collection of illuminated jack-o’-lanterns covered the grounds. (Instagram)
Keeping the decorations glowing is no small undertaking, with Geller explaining that the setup requires more than 300 extension cords.
And while assembling the massive display might seem like the most challenging part of the process, the homeowners revealed that finding somewhere to keep the decorations after Halloween presents an even bigger logistical hurdle.
The couple stores the pumpkins in their attic, relying on friends to help transport the decorations up and down two flights of stairs.
For Phillips, however, the finished product was more than enough to earn her admiration—even if it made her own Halloween decorations look a little understated.
The actor, best known for portraying Nick Miller on the hit comedy series, is looking to part ways with the four-bedroom, four-bathroom property, which offers approximately 3,153 square feet of living space.
Tucked behind private gates, the architectural residence combines modern design with an abundance of outdoor space, offering a secluded escape from the bustle of Los Angeles.
The property, which is listed with Thomas Atamian of Coldwell Banker Realty, underwent a remodel in 2004 by architect Aleks Istanbullu.
“New Girl” star Jake Johnson is bidding farewell to his Los Angeles property for $3.3 million. (Hillary Campbell)The actor, best known for portraying Nick Miller on the hit comedy series, is looking to part ways with the four-bedroom, four-bathroom property, which offers approximately 3,153 square feet of living space. (Hillary Campbell)Tucked behind private gates, the architectural residence combines modern design with an abundance of outdoor space, offering a secluded escape from the bustle of Los Angeles. (Hillary Campbell)
The renovation brought a contemporary aesthetic to the home, emphasizing natural light, open living spaces, and a seamless connection to the surrounding greenery.
Inside, hardwood floors and warm wood finishes complement the home’s expansive windows, which offer views of the landscaped grounds.
The main living and dining areas flow into one another, creating an airy setting for entertaining or relaxing at home.
Nearby, the kitchen features custom wood cabinetry, high-end appliances, and a spacious countertop with bar seating.
Sliding glass doors further connect the interior to the outdoor areas, allowing the lush backyard to serve as an extension of the home’s living space.
The primary suite offers its own private escape, complete with vaulted ceilings, a fireplace, and a remodeled walk-in closet.
The bedroom also overlooks the backyard, while the adjoining bathroom features Italian blue glass tile, giving the space a spa-inspired appearance.
Elsewhere, a private sunroom with a sauna provides another place to unwind without leaving the property.
The property, which is listed with Thomas Atamian of Coldwell Banker Realty, underwent a remodel in 2004 by architect Aleks Istanbullu. (Hillary Campbell)The renovation brought a contemporary aesthetic to the home, emphasizing natural light, open living spaces, and a seamless connection to the surrounding greenery. (Hillary Campbell)Inside, hardwood floors and warm wood finishes complement the home’s expansive windows, which offer views of the landscaped grounds. (Hillary Campbell)Elsewhere, a private sunroom with a sauna provides another place to unwind without leaving the property. (Hillary Campbell)
The home’s appeal extends beyond the main residence, with two additional detached structures that could accommodate a variety of uses.
According to the listing description, the separate spaces could be transformed into a home office, fitness area, or creative studio, depending on the next owner’s needs.
Outdoors, a swimming pool anchors the backyard, surrounded by mature trees and multiple areas for lounging, dining, and hosting guests.
The expansive grounds also provide an added layer of privacy, shielding the property from its surrounding neighborhood.
The listing emphasizes the home’s connection to nature, with its large windows, outdoor entertaining areas, and landscaped surroundings creating a retreat-like atmosphere.
For Johnson, whose portrayal of the sarcastic yet lovable Nick Miller helped make him a familiar face to television audiences, the listing marks an opportunity for a new owner to take over the secluded Pasadena property.
The listing emphasizes the home’s connection to nature, with its large windows, outdoor entertaining areas, and landscaped surroundings creating a retreat-like atmosphere. (Hillary Campbell)Now, Johnson’s Pasadena residence is seeking a buyer willing to pay nearly $3.3 million for its combination of contemporary architecture, flexible living spaces, and resort-inspired amenities. (Hillary Campbell)
The actor received a Teen Choice Award nomination for his work on “New Girl,” which starred Zooey Deschanel and followed a group of roommates navigating relationships and careers in Los Angeles.
Now, Johnson’s Pasadena residence is seeking a buyer willing to pay nearly $3.3 million for its combination of contemporary architecture, flexible living spaces, and resort-inspired amenities.
Actor Orlando Bloom‘s former Beverly Hills, CA, property has undergone a $2,000 price cut—months after hitting the market as a luxury rental.
Bloom, 49, snapped up the four-bedroom, four-bathroom property in 2017 for $7 million, then made his first attempt to sell it just two years later, listing it for $8.49 million. However, it would be several years and multiple price cuts before the actor managed to offload the property—ultimately breaking even with a $7 million sale.
Then, in July, the home’s latest owner tried their luck on the rental market, where the opulent abode is being offered for $31,000 a month.
Now, the property’s asking price has been trimmed back to $29,000 a month, Realtor.com® can exclusively reveal.
For that price, a lucky tenant will gain access not only to a slice of life in one of California‘s most exclusive communities, but also to a taste of Bloom’s personal style.
Actor Orlando Bloom’s former Beverly Hills property has undergone a $2,000 price cut—months after hitting the market as a luxury rental. (Realtor.com)Bloom, 49, snapped up the four-bedroom, four-bathroom property in 2017 for $7 million, then made his first attempt to sell it just two years later, listing it for $8.49 million. However, it would be several years and multiple price cuts before the actor managed to offload the property—ultimately breaking even with a $7 million sale. (Realtor.com)Then, in July, the home’s latest owner tried their luck on the rental market, where the opulent abode is being offered for $31,000 a month. (Realtor.com)
“Nestled in the prestigious Trousdale Estates in Los Angeles, this impeccably designed contemporary estate is a masterpiece that showcases breathtaking city and ocean views, embodying unparalleled quality and sophistication,” reads the rental listing, which is held by Jennifer Winston of Compass.
The home, which was built in 1959, was sold to Bloom by Mexican architect Miguel Angel Aragonés, who had expanded and enhanced the property’s midcentury modern architecture during his ownership.
However, after moving in, the “Pirates of the Caribbean” star carried out an extensive overhaul of the dwelling, adding a new zero-edge pool with an ipe wood deck, which is understood to have cost $500,000 to install, as well as an outdoor entertaining area with built-in seating and a fire pit.
Bloom also opened up the floor plan, expanding the kitchen and allowing in more natural light. He added bespoke Poliform fixtures and finishes as well as indoor LED lighting.
The primary suite also had some work done. The actor updated the space so it could open to the pool and added generous closet space. The primary bath has a wet room with a freestanding tub and shower. There’s a private patio right outside the floor-to-ceiling windows.
One of the home’s more fascinating features is a sunken conversation pit lined with sumptuous sofas in the living room.
The listing highlights the home’s airy areas: “The open floor plan, complemented by floor-to-ceiling glass doors, seamlessly integrates the indoors with the outdoors, offering an extraordinary living experience.”
Bloom spent a year and a half renovating the home. He later enlisted celebrity real estate agent Jason Oppenheim to help him find a buyer for the property.
“He really knows what he’s doing,” Oppenheim told Mansion Global in 2019 of the changes that Bloom had made to the property. “He has honestly exquisite taste—everything from the finishes, to the design and lighting—I really respect his style.”
As for why Bloom had decided to list the home so soon after completing renovations, the “Selling Sunset” star hinted that his client’s engagement to pop star Katy Perry—whom he split from in July 2025—may have been behind the listing.
Now, the property’s asking price has been trimmed back to $29,000 a month, Realtor.com can exclusively reveal. (Realtor.com)For that price, a lucky tenant will gain access not only to a slice of life in one of California’s most exclusive communities, but also to a taste of Bloom’s personal style. (Realtor.com)The home, which was built in 1959, was sold to Bloom by Mexican architect Miguel Angel Aragonés, who had expanded and enhanced the property’s midcentury modern architecture during his ownership. (Realtor.com)
“His personal circumstances changed right as he finished,” Oppenheim noted, mere weeks after Bloom and Perry announced their engagement.
Not long after he put his Beverly Hills manse on the market, Bloom snapped up a much larger dwelling in nearby Montecito, CA, for $11.25 million. He and Perry had reportedly hoped to turn it into their marital abode.
However, that property became the subject of a yearslong lawsuit between the A-list couple and the home’s former owner, prompting the duo to purchase another Montecito abode, where Perry is now understood to be living with their daughter, Daisy Dove.
Now, Bloom’s Beverly Hills residence is ready to embrace a new chapter by welcoming a renter, who is being given the chance to take on the fully furnished residence.
“Ensuring both security and seclusion, this exclusive property presents a distinctive opportunity for the most discerning tenant and is available for lease fully furnished,” the listing adds.
Bloom’s impressive interior design skills were recently put on full display when he attempted to offload another of his California dwellings, a stunning Malibu estate he has owned for more than 10 years.
Bloom also opened up the floor plan, expanding the kitchen and allowing in more natural light. He added bespoke Poliform fixtures and finishes as well as indoor LED lighting. (Realtor.com)However, after moving in, the “Pirates of the Caribbean” star carried out an extensive overhaul of the dwelling, adding a new zero-edge pool with an ipe wood deck, which is understood to have cost $500,000 to install, as well as an outdoor entertaining area with built-in seating and a fire pit. (Realtor.com)Bloom spent a year and a half renovating the home. He later enlisted celebrity real estate agent Jason Oppenheim to help him find a buyer for the property. (Realtor.com)
The actor purchased the property for close to $2.5 million in 2011 with his then-wife, Miranda Kerr, and the property served as his primary residence for more than a decade, he told the Wall Street Journal.
However, in March 2026, he brought the dwelling to the market for $12 million—revealing to the outlet that he had moved “further north in California,” although he declined to share an exact location.
Much like with his Beverly Hills home, Bloom was quick to put his personal stamp on the Malibu property, where he carried out an extensive overhaul that cost more than twice the price he paid for the dwelling, he revealed.
It seems that Bloom’s brilliance in interior design couldn’t quite secure a sale, however. Records indicate that the four-bedroom beach house was swiped off the market in June, having undergone a $550,000 price cut the previous month.
The actor had also offered the dwelling up as a rental property—with an asking price of $35,000 a month—and the delisting may indicate that he secured a tenant for the house before managing to sell it.
However, on May 2, the dwelling was briefly removed from the market—after more than a year without a sale—with sources having told TMZ that Jenner was having second thoughts about whether to part ways with such a large piece of her family’s reality TV legacy. The home was then relisted with the exact same price.
Then, just one week ago, Jenner removed the property from the market. Now, Realtor.com® can exclusively reveal that the home has been relisted with an impressive discount of $2 million, bringing its new asking price to $11.25 million.
Kardashian matriarch and “momager” extraordinaire Kris Jenner is once again trying her luck on the housing market by relisting her iconic Hidden Hills, CA, mansion with a $2 million discount. (Realtor.com)
An insider previously told TMZ that Jenner had spent “months … debating whether to keep it in the family as a long-term asset,” adding that she “hesitated to move forward” with the sale because she “started reconsidering the bigger picture.”
“We’re told Kris views the estate as more than just a sale … it’s a piece of the Kardashian-Jenner legacy, and she seriously weighed holding on to it for future generations,” the outlet claimed.
According to the outlet, Jenner had received multiple offers on the home, however, was reluctant to commit to a sale.
At the time, those same insiders insist that she made up her mind once and for all—recommitting to a sale of the infamous abode, which reappeared on the market not long after it was delisted, complete with a few new listing photos to better showcase its interior.
“Keeping Up With the Kardashians” fans will immediately recognize the six-bedroom property’s dramatic black-and-white entryway, which features two grand staircases that lead up to the second floor.
Jenner, who is mother to Kim, Kourtney, Khloe, Kendall, Kylie,and Rob, purchased the home with her former spouse, Caitlyn Jenner, for $4 million in 2010—three years after the Kardashians’ wildly popular series debuted.
However, in the 15 years since she bought the home, Kris’ life has changed dramatically—as have the lives of her children.
In 2015, she and her spouse divorced after more than 20 years of marriage and just a few months later, Caitlyn came out as transgender during an interview with ABC News’ Diane Sawyer.
Kris, who is now in a relationship with talent manager Corey Gamble, has also expanded her property portfolio and no longer uses the enormous abode as her primary residence.
Her children have also welcomed kids of their own and purchased their own sprawling megamansions in and around Los Angeles—and beyond.
Jenner, 70, originally listed the home in February 2025, having used the residence as her family’s primary dwelling for more than a decade, throughout which it featured prominently in the Kardashians’ popular E! reality series. (Realtor.com)However, on May 2, the dwelling was briefly removed from the market—after more than a year without a sale—with sources having told TMZ that Jenner was having second thoughts about whether to part ways with such a large piece of her family’s reality TV legacy. The home was then relisted with the exact same price. (Realtor.com)Then, just one week ago, Jenner removed the property from the market. Now, Realtor.com can exclusively reveal that the home has been relisted with an impressive discount of $2 million, bringing its new asking price to $11.25 million. (Realtor.com)
Speaking about her initial decision to sell the expansive 8,000-square-foot abode, Kris told The New York Times that she believes the time has come for another family to make their own memories within its walls.
“I’ve shared so many unforgettable memories in this incredible home with my family, and I’m excited to see it start a new chapter with its next owners,” she said.
The outlet noted that nobody is living in the property—which is listed with Tomer Fridman of Christie’s International Real Estate Southern California—and the furniture featured in the listing photos was brought in especially to fill the home while it is on the market.
However, should a potential buyer take a liking to the interior decor elements, there is an option to purchase the property fully furnished for an additional $400,000.
Though the Kardashians’ original furniture may not feature in the listing photos, the spaces inside the home will no doubt be instantly recognizable to their most avid followers, including the monochromatic foyer, which served as the backdrop for hundreds of social media photos over the years.
Photos taken at Kris’ annual holiday parties often featured the sweeping staircases, which were decked out in extravagant decorations, with multiple Christmas trees scattered throughout the grand entryway.
Similarly, the bedrooms will no doubt ring a few bells for “Keeping Up With the Kardashians” fans, who watched a then-teenage Kendalland Kyliegrow up inside the abode, while their older siblings would regularly stop by to visit, gossip, and eat salads around the kitchen table.
According to the Times, Kris’ son Rob, 37, lived in the home most recently; however, all of her children are understood to have resided there at one point or another, even though they all have their own stunning abodes.
The home even features a bar. (Realtor.com)There are several chic entertaining areas. (Realtor.com)The bathroom boasts a master tub. (Realtor.com)
In 2022, Kris proved the enormity of her own real estate collection when she candidly confessed that she had forgotten about a Beverly Hills condo she owned, revealing that she primarily used the property for storing champagne and wrapping Christmas gifts.
“Here’s the thing. I have a condo, and my mom has one, and my cousin has one, and we all live nearby. I kind of forgot it was there,” Kris admitted during an episode of the family’s Hulu spinoff, “The Kardashians.” “That sounds ridiculous, doesn’t it?”
However, while she’s selling what is perhaps her most famous home, Kris isn’t leaving the neighborhood altogether, having purchased two other homes in Hidden Hills since purchasing her for-sale abode.
She picked up one abode in 2017 for just under $10 million but sold that off just three years later, having renovated the home extensively before deciding to put it back on the market.
That property was located across the street from her daughter Kim’s house.
Sticking with what she knows best, Kris continued her real estate retail therapy in the Hidden Hills area, this time with her daughter Khloe.
In 2020, the mother and daughter duo were understood to have bought adjacent abodes in the exclusive neighborhood, with Kris paying $20 million for her piece of the property pie.
Eager to ensure that her latest home buy could serve as her longterm residence, Kris embarked on a gut renovation of the existing structure to create her dream abode, which she unveiled to the world in a 2022 episode of “The Kardashians.”
And it appears that plan worked given that she’s now finally walking away from the residence that has served as something of a “backup” abode for so many years.
The property also comes complete with several lavish bedrooms. (Realtor.com)“Keeping Up With the Kardashians” fans will immediately recognize the six-bedroom property’s dramatic black-and-white entryway, which features two grand staircases that lead up to the second floor. (Realtor.com)However, should a potential buyer take a liking to the interior decor elements, there is an option to purchase the property fully furnished for an additional $400,000. (Realtor.com)
Though it may no longer be to Kris’ tastes, the home in question offers an array of top-of-the-line amenities and decor features, starting with the oh-so-iconic entryway, which the listing describes as a “soaring foyer.”
“From the moment you enter, you’re greeted by a breathtaking double staircase in a soaring foyer, setting the tone for the grandeur within,” the description states.
Perhaps one of the most alluring aspects of the home, at least for prospective buyers with large families, is that all six of the bedrooms boast their own en-suite bathrooms.
The primary suite offers an enormous spa-inspired bathroom, as well as a fireplace, wet bar, steam shower, and gym, with the listing describing it as a “private retreat.”
“With endless opportunities for relaxation and recreation, this home is truly one-of-a-kind,” the listing concludes. “Live like a star in this legendary estate where timeless elegance meets Hollywood prestige.”
A “fully renovated” Tudor in Los Angeles’ Brentwood neighborhood just hit the market for $8 million.
Built in 1972, the six-bedroom residence designed by Jordan Bakva blends timeless design with modern amenities.
Bakva reworked significant portions of the layout, completely renovated the kitchen and bathrooms, and added new flooring, millwork, lighting, and finishes throughout. Outdoors, he also updated the landscaping and rebuilt the pool and surrounding areas.
“Every finish has been replaced, so it is fully reimagined,” says Claire O’Connor, who is co-listing the property with Sam O’Connor of O’Connor Estates. “It also has an attached guesthouse, a private gym, and a stream running through the front yard, which is incredible.”
The entryway of the estate before the renovation (Courtesy of O’Connor Estates)The newly imagined entryway of the estate after the renovation (Gavin Cater)
A grand entry opens up to a dramatic foyer with checkerboard floors, vaulted ceilings, and exposed beams.
The formal dining room has custom millwork, coffered ceilings, and French doors to the outdoor living area.
“The former owners loved entertaining, so you could have drinks on the patio and then move inside,” O’Connor notes. “The kitchen also has a secret door that opens to a butler’s pantry.”
The kitchen before the renovation (Courtesy of O’Connor Estates)The renovated chef’s kitchen includes Breccia Capraia marble and a paneled door to the back of the estate. (Gavin Cater)
A “magical” chef’s kitchen has honed Breccia Capraia marble, a “statement” La Cornue range, and a paneled door to a back catering kitchen designed for entertaining or “hosting on any scale.”
“It’s a high-end, classy house that lives really well,” she adds. “Everything is perfect in terms of the floor plan.”
Throughout the home, Jordan mixed contemporary pieces with vintage finds, sculptural lighting, aged metals, ceramics, textiles, art, and collected objects to make the home feel comfortable yet curated.
The dining room before the renovation (Courtesy of O’Connor Estates)The dining room after the renovation—the designer mixed contemporary pieces with vintage finds and sculptural lighting. (Gavin Cater)
The lavish primary suite features a wallpapered accent wall and a spa-inspired bathroom with a soaking tub set within an oversized shower, surrounded by windows overlooking the private, tree-lined lot.
European white oak floors, handcrafted Zellige tile, limewashed walls, reclaimed Spanish tile, vintage Italian lighting, and built-in window seating can be found throughout the 5,850-square-foot interior.
Multiple terraces overlook the waterfall pond and brand-new pool with an automatic cover.
“I imagine it will be used as a primary residence for a family who will live here year-round,” O’Connor says. “It is located in an area with great schools and has been a family home with lots of happy memories.”
The patio before the renovation (Courtesy of O’Connor Estates)The pool area after the renovation (Gavin Cater)
Avila was brutally attacked by his 200-pound Caucasian shepherd guard dog, Hades, at his Tarzana, CA, home in 2020.
After the first trial concluded and the musician, 37, was directed to pay Avila $13 million, his legal team filed court documents that claimed that the judge’s decision to allow the jury to hear testimony about his assault on his ex-girlfriend, Rihanna, swayed the outcome.
Now, court documents obtained by TMZ have revealed that Avila has accepted a reduced payout of $9.5 million—meaning that the new trial will not take place.
The payout is separated into $3.85 million for past non-financial losses, $5.4 million for future non-monetary losses, and $250,000 for medical expenses.
Chris Brown’s former housekeeper, Maria Avila, has accepted a reduced payout of $9.5 million—after she was attacked by his dog while at his $6 million California home. (Aaron J. Thornton/WireImage)
The news of her acceptance comes after the judge ruled that there would be a new trial.
“The court conditionally grants a new trial on the issue of damages only,” the previous ruling revealed.
However, he noted a new trial could be avoided if Avila “agrees to a reduced award of $9.5 million.”
“There was evidence of extensive future emotional distress, humiliation, shame and embarrassment, and other lesser items of future non-economic damages, including some persistent pain from nerve damage,” Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Huey P. Cotton added in the ruling.
During the first trial, the housekeeper recounted the horrific event in court, telling the jury that she had been taking the trash out at the property when she was attacked by Hades.
She claimed Hades tore “large chunks of skin” from her body, causing significant injuries to her arm and her face that required several sutures and skin grafts.
Avila also claimed that she has suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder and nerve damage which has made it difficult for her to work.
Brown, who was present at the time of the attack, told the jury in his testimony that he put the dog in a kennel after it hurt his housekeeper.
The musician, now 37, admitted that he had been left “freaked out” by the amount of blood at the scene, telling the jury that he was in a state of “shock” when he realized what had happened.
Speaking about his housekeeper’s condition in the wake of the attack, Brown said that the area around her nose and under her eye appeared “severed.”
“I know it’s graphic, but you could see the skin was kind of raised. You could see the cut and the blood coming out. … It was a lot of blood,” he said, according to Rolling Stone.
Avila was brutally attacked by his 200-pound Caucasian shepherd guard dog, Hades, at his Tarzana, CA, home in 2020. (Google Earth)After the first trial concluded and the musician, 37, was directed to pay Avila $13 million, his legal team filed court documents that claimed that the judge’s decision to allow the jury to hear testimony about his assault on his ex-girlfriend, Rihanna, swayed the outcome. (John Medina/Getty Images)
He added that his security guard called an ambulance, but admitted that he left the property before emergency services arrived because he wanted to avoid a potential “media circus.”
“I didn’t want a misleading story, or like a circus, from my status. It’s pretty sticky when it comes to that. So me staying out of the way was advised,” he said.
Brown further stated that he felt the need to have a guard dog at his home because he had dealt with “a lot of stalker-type situations” as a result of his fame.
However, while he conceded that his guard dog was “absolutely not” friendly, he claimed that he had previously warned his housekeeper of the danger posed by Hades, alleging that he told both her and her sister, Patricia, to not go outside without his permission.
Avila, who primarily speaks Spanish and gave her testimony via an interpreter, insisted that this conversation had not ever taken place, claiming the language barrier would not have made such a discussion possible.
Avila first sued the R&B star in 2021; however, the lengthy legal fight only just reached its conclusion in July, as first reported by Billboard.
Patricia—who was present at the property and working with her sister at the time of the attack—was also awarded $885,000 for emotional distress, while the housekeeper’s spouse, Oscar Olivo—who claimed that his physical relationship with his wife had been severely impacted by the incident and her injuries—was given $50,000.
Michael C Murphy Jr, a lawyer for Patricia, told Rolling Stone: “After more than five years of litigating against Chris Brown, we are thrilled that we were able to get justice for our client, Patricia. We are so happy for her and her family after everything they went through on that horrible day.”
Brown purchased the 8,300-square-foot property in 2015 for $4.3 million; however, Realtor.com® now estimates the home is worth $6 million.
Now, court documents obtained by TMZ have revealed that Avila has accepted a reduced payout of $9.5 million—meaning that the new trial will not take place. (Kypros/Getty Images)
The property comes complete with six bedrooms, eight bathrooms, and several lavish areas such as a theater room with 14 reclining seats.
Brown’s home is known for its extensive security. In addition to Hades, the home is also outfitted with 16 security cameras.
This isn’t the first time the property has made headlines. In 2019, the home became the center of public attention when Brown hosted a public yard sale on the premises and shared the address.
The dog attack is the latest in a line of lawsuits that the actor has been met with.
In 2009, he was arrested for physically assaulting his then-girlfriend and pop sensation, Rihanna.
He pled guilty and was sentenced to community service. He was also put on probation for five years.
In 2014, he violated the terms of his probation and was put behind bars for 131 days.
In 2016, he settled a claim that he assaulted another girlfriend, Karrueche Tran, who received a restraining order against him.
In 2023, it was alleged that Brown assaulted music producer Abraham Diaw, at a Mayfair members’ club. He was arrested in 2025 and charged with grievous bodily harm with intent. He pleaded not guilty. His trial in October.
Brown, meanwhile, has sued a woman for allegedly defaming him after she accused him of raping her on yacht in 2020.
Brown also tried to launch a $500 million lawsuit against the makers of a documentary, “Chris Brown: A History of Violence.” The judge dismissed the case.
TV starsNick and Vanessa Lachey are bidding farewell to their longtime “dream home,” listing the sprawling Tarzana property for $8.1 million as they prepare to leave California altogether.
The couple’s decision to part ways with the home comes just one year after they bought it back from tennis superstar Naomi Osaka for $7.9 million—three years after selling the property to her.
Nick, 52, and Vanessa, 45, had previously described the residence, which is listed with Mauricio Umansky of The Agency, as their “dream home,” making their latest decision to sell all the more notable.
However, the couple are now preparing to embark on a new chapter outside the Golden State, with a source telling Realtor.com® that they are leaving California.
The five-bedroom, nine-bathroom estate spans an impressive 6,855 square feet and boasts sweeping panoramic views across the San Fernando Valley.
TV stars Nick and Vanessa Lachey are bidding farewell to their longtime “dream home,” listing the sprawling Tarzana property for $8.1 million as they prepare to leave California altogether. (James Moss)The couple’s decision to part ways with the home comes just one year after they bought it back from tennis superstar Naomi Osaka for $7.9 million—three years after selling the property to her. (James Moss)Nick, 52, and Vanessa, 45, had previously described the residence as their “dream home,” making their latest decision to sell all the more notable. (James Moss)
Designed with both everyday living and entertaining in mind, the property is packed with lavish amenities, including a basketball court, wine cellar, home theater, entertainer’s bar, and spacious chef’s kitchen.
The kitchen is equipped with state-of-the-art appliances and a large marble island.
Upon entering the property, guests are greeted with an expansive living area, complete with plenty of room to entertain and soaring ceilings.
The primary bathroom boasts a marble soaking tub, following the home’s elegant aesthetic.
Several of the bedrooms come with enough space for king-sized beds.
Despite selling their Tarzana abode to Osaka in February 2022, the couple later realized that the home is truly where their hearts are. Last year, to reclaim it, they agreed to shell out $3 million more than what they originally paid for the property in 2020.
The property was never officially put on the market—with each of the sales taking place privately—sources close to the situation told the Wall Street Journal. Meanwhile, Osaka made multiple upgrades to the home.
These renovations included the addition of a new structure on the grounds that contains a gym and a “recovery center” with a sauna, a cold plunge, a steam room, and a massage table.
However, the couple are now preparing to embark on a new chapter outside the Golden State, with a source telling Realtor.com that they are leaving California. (James Moss)The property comes complete with several bedrooms. (James Moss)Each bedroom boasts colorful walls. (James Moss)The kitchen comes complete with a large marble island. (James Moss)
As befitting a tennis star or a Netflix-famous duo, the property comes with an array of other impressive amenities, including a swimming pool, a pickleball court, and a hot tub. Interestingly, there is no tennis facility on the grounds.
There are five bedrooms in the main residence, providing more than enough space for Nick, Vanessa, and their three children: Camden, Phoenix, and Brooklyn.
The couple previously revealed that they were quitting California to move to Hawaii.
Then in 2024, they revealed that they were quitting their home in Hawaii to come back to California, a move that was prompted by the cancellation of Vanessa’s crime series, “NCIS: Hawaii.”
Nick and Vanessa originally moved to Honolulu in 2021, when the latter landed her role on the show, and a few months later they purchased a stunning home there for $8.8 million.
However, they announced their move back to the mainland in August 2024, one month after purchasing a six-bedroom abode in Encino, CA, for $6.8 million.
At the time, it was widely believed that the Encino dwelling would serve as the “Love Is Blind” hosts’ primary residence for the foreseeable future. However, they raised eyebrows by listing the dwelling less than one year later for $7.4 million, a sizable price increase.
The newly updated four-bedroom residence, modernized by Design, Bitches, sits on nearly a half-acre of privacy.
“This one is beautifully sited in the northeastern part of Pasadena, and it’s positioned where the home wraps an adjacent hillside and the pool is sequestered from onlookers,” says listing agent George Penner of the George Penner Team at Compass. “What is also rare and uncommon is that it has a lighted tennis/pickleball court. To have a tennis court estate with a pool is quite remarkable.”
Built in 1960, the 4,131-square-foot ranch with a gable roof has post-and-beam construction. (Sterling Reed Photography)The sun-soaked interior offers an effortless transition to the outdoors. (Sterling Reed Photography)The home features an open-plan kitchen and dining area. (Sterling Reed Photography)
Built in 1960, the 4,131-square-foot ranch with a gable roof has post-and-beam construction, clerestory windows, tile and concrete floors, and sliding glass doors to the outdoor living space.
A double door with translucent sidelight bubble panels opens to a foyer with honed tiling.
The sun-soaked interior, offering an effortless transition to the outdoors, features a living room with a travertine fireplace and Fleetwood sliders that open to the garden patio, designed for entertaining and relaxing.
“Design, Bitches did a beautiful job extracting the emotion of the midcentury home and adding greater livability for users today,” Penner notes. “They did an amazing job. Everything works harmoniously.”
Penner says the calming interior feels “like you’re entering a spa. Your blood pressure literally reduces the moment you walk into the home.”
One of the bedrooms leads directly to the pool area. (Sterling Reed Photography)The pool area, which is visible from many parts of the home (Sterling Reed Photography)The home features a tennis/pickleball court. (Sterling Reed Photography)
A gourmet chef’s kitchen has custom Effeti Cucine cabinetry, a breakfast bar, and high-end appliances, including Miele convection and steam ovens. Sliders from the dining area offer direct access to the backyard patio, pool, and fire pit, surrounded by peaceful views of the San Gabriel Mountains.
“The integrated dining room opening to the rear pool feels very opulent,” he notes.
Other highlights include a fitness center with direct entry to the side motor court, a primary suite with French wood oak floors and a sunken tub, a service wing with a secondary kitchen, and a four-car carport.
Penner believes that, because of its ideal location just 15 miles northeast of Los Angeles, the home will likely be used as a primary residence.
“It is certainly within the circumference of L.A. commuting,” he says. “Kinneloa is an undiscovered area out of Pasadena, but with the growth of Sierra Madre, it has become more of a hot topic these days. This home is an exceptional value. It would be three times the cost if it were on the west side.”
A newly-listed $9.9 million Sausalito, CA residence is currently the highest-priced home for sale in the town—and with an entire wellness floor, it may just be the nearby escape professionals are looking for.
In a video tour of the property, listing agent Tyler Stewart of Health Real Estate notes that in addition to “epic views”, the luxury residence offers privacy, convenience to San Francisco, “and a lifestyle that allows you to connect when you want, and pause and breathe when you don’t.”
Perched above Richardson Bay, just seven minutes north of the city, and a stone’s throw south of beaches and trails, 234 Currey Lane is in a spot the current homeowners liken to “being away without actually going anywhere.”
The recently renovated, 4,800-square-foot home underwent a two-year transformation led by an elite Bay Area team: architectural firm Ike Baker Velten and interior designers The Wiseman Group, both recognized on the Architectural Digest AD100 list.
The brief was to create a home that felt “sophisticated without feeling pretentious.”
The $10 million home, just seven minutes from San Francisco, is the most-expensive listing in Sausalito. (Hunter Boucher)The most unique element of the property is a wellness-dedicated level, located within a fully-rebuilt solarium. (Hunter Boucher)The wellness floor includes a sauna and a steam shower, as well as a dedicated fitness space. (Hunter Boucher)An office includes a private deck. (Hunter Boucher)Picturesque outdoor spaces throughout the property blend indoor and outdoor living. (Hunter Boucher)
The three-bedroom, three-bathroom home spans three levels, each with its own dedicated purpose.
The main level is all about living and entertaining, with expansive windows boasting panoramic views of the bay and the lush surrounding landscape at every turn. This floor is home to a beautifully-updated kitchen with custom cabinetry and stonework, Miele appliances, Waterworks fixtures, and a full butler’s pantry.
The living and dining rooms are sprawling, with the open floor plan creating a seamless natural flow between dedicated spaces. There’s also a custom stone fireplace, which serves as a stunning visual feature and a way to stay cozy within the area’s mild climate.
The layout is rooted in convenience, with easy access to two of the home’s bedrooms, as well as the two-car garage and mudroom.
The upper level is an entirely-private retreat dedicated to the sprawling primary suite, which includes a separate lounge and reading space, a custom dressing area, and a spa-inspired bathroom.
The newly-renovated kitchen boasts jaw-dropping views of the Richardson Bay. (Hunter Boucher)A custom stone fireplace anchors the sprawling living and dining space. (Hunter Boucher)Exposed beams and French oak floors are found throughout the home. (Hunter Boucher)Two bedrooms are located on the first level, as well as a full-bath and easy access to the two-car garage. (Hunter Boucher)Custom cabinetry has been installed throughout the house. (Hunter Boucher)
A free-standing tub takes center stage in the en suite, anchored by two separate vanities set against sizable windows.
The outdoor space is as much a part of the suite as the interior, as this floor also hosts multiple private view decks, highlighting the resort-inspired philosophy of the residence.
It’s easy to understand why the current homeowners refer to the upper level as their favorite part of the home, as they’ve spent their time at the home “waking up to boats moving across the water and a view that never looks quite the same twice.”
The lower level—the dedicated work and wellness floor—is perhaps the most unique feature of the home, a fully-rebuilt solarium with a copper roof that provides easy access to the kinds of experiences most people need to leave the house for.
The flexible multi-use layout includes an office with its own deck.
The primary suite is a favorite spot of the current homeowners, who loved waking up to the stellar view each morning. (Hunter Boucher)The primary bathroom is spa-like, featuring access to a private viewing deck. (Hunter Boucher)A separate dressing room space and lavish closets add to the appeal of the primary suite, which has its own floor. (Hunter Boucher)The view changes all day long, thanks to the Bay Area’s unique climate. (Hunter Boucher)The wellness level has room for fun, too, with a wet bar, wine storage, and recreation space. (Hunter Boucher)
With a sauna and steam shower, the fitness area is well-suited for an exercise regimen that includes a lavish wind-down.
There’s also plenty of room for fun to be had, as the lower level contains a media lounge, recreation area, a wet bar, and wine storage and refrigeration.
The entire home underwent a transformation that transcended cosmetic updates, working from the inside out to tackle the electrical and networking infrastructure and install enterprise-grade indoor/outdoor Wi-Fi, a property-wide audio system, and four-zone HVAC. There’s also an integrated fire-suppression system.
The remodel also included new and upgraded windows and doors, a deck rebuild, new French oak flooring, and work to the kitchen.
Kylie, 29, who is currently in a very high-profile relationship with actor Timothee Chalamet, purchased the sprawling 13,200-square-foot Hidden Hills dwelling for $12.05 million in late 2016, when she was just 19. It served as the on-screen star’s primary residence for many years.
After listing the home for $20.25 million, Kylie sold it for $15.3 million, Realtor.com® can exclusively reveal.
However, Kylie—who is the youngest sister of Kim Kardashian, Khloe Kardashian, Kourtney Kardashian, and Kendall Jenner—was ready for a change, having also listed her enormous concrete abode in the Holmby Hills for the even higher price of $48 million in December.
Kylie carried out extensive renovations to her Hidden Hills starter home, which is now “designed for both everyday living and grand-scale entertaining,” according to the listing, which was held by fellow reality TV star Josh Altman, of Douglas Elliman.
Reality TV superstar and fashion mogul Kylie Jenner has finally found a buyer for her longtime California mansion, offloading the home for $15.3 million. (Brianna Bryson/WireImage)
“The light-filled residence was designed for seamless indoor-outdoor living, featuring a spectacular open floor plan,” the description read.
The dwelling offers ample room for a Kardahsian-Jenner-sized brood, boasting eight bedrooms and eight full bathrooms, including an attached guest suite with a private entrance, kitchenette, sitting area, and courtyard.
Perhaps unsurprisingly, the highlight of those living spaces is the primary suite, which is described as a “true retreat,” complete with its own private sitting area, two enormous walk-in closets, a stunning en suite bathroom—with a large stone soaking tub—and a balcony that overlooks the beautiful surrounding area.
As for entertaining spaces, the property is replete with living areas designed to host multiple guests, starting with the enormous chef’s kitchen that has two islands and “flows into a dramatic great room with walls of disappearing glass” that open it up to the picturesque grounds.
There is also a home theater, a wet bar, a game room, a gym, a massage room, and a beautifully decorated office with a fireplace.
The dwelling sits on a 1.4-acre parcel that is home to a glittering swimming pool and spa, an enormous patio, an outdoor kitchen, and a fire pit area.
Enormous windows fill every room with natural light throughout the day, while enormous trees lining the backyard help to ensure privacy.
The dwelling was one of three Hidden Hills homes purchased by Kylie over an 18-month period, becoming the last of the trio to be added to her portfolio of properties in the area.
She bought the first for $2.7 million at the age of 17, before picking up a nearby home for $6 million.
However, while the reality TV star offloaded the other two abodes within a year or so of buying them, she held on to the largest of the three, using it as a home base for herself and her children, Stormi and Aire.
While it’s unclear why Kylie—who shares her children with her former partner, rapper Travis Scott—chose to part ways with the property, her decision to list the home will no doubt spark speculation that she might be preparing to combine households with Chalamet, whom she has been dating since early 2023.
Kylie, 29, who is currently in a very high-profile relationship with Timothee Chalamet, purchased the sprawling 13,200-square-foot Hidden Hills dwelling for $12.05 million in late 2016, when she was just 19. It served as the on-screen star’s primary residence for many years. (Instagram/Kylie Jenner)However, Kylie—who is the youngest sister of Kim Kardashian, Khloe Kardashian, Kourtney Kardashian, and Kendall Jenner—was ready for a change, having also listed her enormous concrete abode in the Holmby Hills for the even higher price of $48 million in December. (Kevin Mazur/Getty Images for Yeezy Season 3)After listing the home for $20.25 million, Jenner sold the dwelling for $15.3 million, Realtor.com can reveal. (Instagram)
Indeed, the listing came as reports emerged about the couple’s dedication to their future together, with a source telling Us Weekly that they are “very serious and committed to each other.”
“They’re not rushing into marriage, but they’re totally aligned and have even talked about getting engaged this year,” one insider added, claiming that, while they’re not hurrying to expand their family, they have had conversations about children.
Listing images for the property revealed that many of the spaces appeared to have been staged, while the closets are all empty, suggesting that the Khy by Kylie Jenner founder has not lived in the home for some time now.
Kylie will not be quitting the Hidden Hills neighborhood—where the majority of her family members also reside—altogether, however. She purchased a huge plot of land in the area for $15 million in 2020, where she spent more than five years building her dream estate.
According to planning applications, Kylie had earmarked the parcel to serve as the location of an enormous 18,000-square-foot property that would offer her additional privacy and more room for her family to enjoy.
Among the features of her newly designed dwelling were a 12-car garage, a guesthouse, a sport court, and a security office, as well as an enormous swimming pool.
As of June 2025, images revealed that work on the project was nearly completed, suggesting that Kylie may have been preparing to move into her new abode full time.
In January, Kylie took her fans on a tour of the nearly completed property, showing off the different spaces and gushing about some of the design details that had been added, including the stone exteriors and the reclaimed wood floors.
One month before that Instagram tour was shared, Kylie put another of her homes on the market—her $48 million concrete megamansion in Holmby Hills, where she is understood to have been residing while work on her custom property is completed.
Listing images for the property revealed that many of the spaces appeared to have been staged, while the closets are all empty, suggesting that the Khy by Kylie Jenner founder has not lived in the home for some time now. (Kylie Jenner/YouTube)Kylie will not be quitting the Hidden Hills neighborhood—where the majority of her family members also reside—altogether, however. She purchased a huge plot of land in the area for $15 million in 2020, where she spent more than five years building her dream estate. (Kylie Jenner/YouTube)
The concrete compound features an Instagram-ready layout with 15,320 square feet of living space, seven bedrooms, and 9.5 bathrooms.
“Welcome to the pinnacle of Holmby Hills. Situated on Mapleton Drive—arguably the most prestigious location in Los Angeles—this is not just a home; it is a modern fortress designed for the ultimate privacy seeker,” the listing reads.
Just before entering the home, guests are greeted by 12-foot-tall gates that emphasize the importance of safety and privacy.
The living area comes with a cozy fireplace and an expansive view of the backyard, which features a resort-style pool.
The chef’s kitchen is equipped with a marble island and seating area, plenty of cabinet space, and state-of-the-art appliances.
The spacious dining area is surrounded by all-white walls and topped by an elegant chandelier.
One of the many entertaining areas features a second bar and a pool table, making it the perfect place to welcome guests.
The property “designed for grand-scale entertaining and quiet retreat alike” includes a cozy home theater, a chic bar, a pool cabana, a large gym, a game room, an outdoor projection screen, and a sport court.
Malcolm-Jamal Warner‘s widow has accused the late actor’s mother of selling his $1.6 million Los Angeles home despite allegedly intending for the property to go to his wife and daughter.
More than a year after the “Cosby Show” star’s sudden death at age 54, his widow, Tenisha Warner, and his mother, Pamela Warner, remain embroiled in an increasingly contentious dispute over his estate.
Now, a piece of the actor’s real estate portfolio has emerged at the center of their battle.
According to new legal documents obtained by TMZ, Tenisha claims that her late husband had wanted his California residence to be left to her and their 9-year-old daughter, MacKenzie.
Instead, Tenisha alleges, Pamela sold the property and placed the proceeds into the Warner Family Trust.
Real estate records cited by the outlet indicate that Warner owned a home in Studio City at the time of his death and that the property changed hands for $1.6 million in May 2026.
Malcolm-Jamal Warner’s widow has accused the late actor’s mother of selling his $1.6 million Los Angeles home despite allegedly intending for the property to go to his wife and daughter. (GoFundme)
For Tenisha, however, the dispute over the property is about more than its monetary value.
In her filing, she describes the residence as an important part of MacKenzie’s childhood and maintains that Warner did not deliberately intend to exclude his wife or daughter from his family trust.
The disagreement over the California property is just one element of a much larger legal fight that has unfolded since Warner’s death in July 2025.
Tenisha sued Pamela in Georgia in July, alleging that her late husband had failed to fulfill several financial obligations outlined in a premarital agreement the couple signed shortly before marrying in May 2022.
Among them was an agreement that Warner would obtain a $1 million life insurance policy naming Tenisha as its sole beneficiary, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, which reviewed the complaint and premarital agreement.
Tenisha alleges that the policy was never secured.
Her lawsuit also claims Warner had agreed to pay her $5,000 a month for working as his chief of staff and assistant, as well as make additional annual payments. She is seeking more than $1.2 million that she says she is owed under their agreement.
Tenisha has said that she put her own career on hold while caring for MacKenzie and supporting her husband’s career and maintains that Warner intended to ensure she and their daughter were financially provided for.
Pamela, meanwhile, has pushed back against her daughter-in-law’s account of the estate dispute.
More than a year after the “Cosby Show” star’s sudden death at age 54, his widow, Tenisha Warner, and his mother, Pamela Warner, remain embroiled in an increasingly contentious dispute over his estate. (Brendan Hoffman/Getty Images)According to new legal documents obtained by TMZ, Tenisha claims that her late husband had wanted his California residence to be left to her and their 9-year-old daughter, MacKenzie. (GoFundme)
In court documents, Pamela claimed that she attempted to reach a private agreement with Tenisha that would have directed the majority of the remaining trust assets to MacKenzie.
Pamela said the proposed arrangement included a $2 million life insurance policy, a separate Georgia trust connected to a home purchased for Tenisha and MacKenzie, and a retirement account left to Tenisha that she valued at $2.4 million.
Tenisha disputes the characterization that she simply rejected efforts to settle the matter, arguing in her latest filing that she instead resisted what she described as unfair pressure during the negotiations.
The Georgia property has also become another point of contention.
Tenisha acknowledges that Pamela offered the home to her and MacKenzie but says the residence carries a mortgage of approximately $700,000.
She argues that the heavily mortgaged property does not replace what she believes Warner intended to provide for his daughter through his estate.
Pamela said the proposed arrangement included a $2 million life insurance policy, a separate Georgia trust connected to a home purchased for Tenisha and MacKenzie, and a retirement account left to Tenisha that she valued at $2.4 million. (Paras Griffin/Getty Images)Pamela has since reached a separate agreement with MacKenzie’s court-appointed guardian over the child’s inheritance and is seeking court approval of that settlement. (Steve Granitz/WireImage)
Pamela has since reached a separate agreement with MacKenzie’s court-appointed guardian over the child’s inheritance and is seeking court approval of that settlement.
Warner died on July 20, 2025, after accidentally drowning while vacationing in Costa Rica.
The actor rose to fame playing Theo Huxtable on “The Cosby Show,” a role he portrayed for eight seasons.
More than a year after his death, however, the fate of the wealth and properties he left behind continues to fuel a deeply personal legal dispute between his widow and mother—with the $1.6 million sale of his Studio City home now becoming one of its latest flashpoints.
“Not worth it,” Corcoran said. “You should see my house. It’s much nicer.”
Corcoran elaborated on her advice, explaining, “You don’t enjoy the home when you’re too particular about the design. When you finally get it, it’s like a showcase, and you don’t really live there.”
The entrepreneur insisted she speaks from experience, adding it’s a lesson that she’s “learned over the years.”
In the months leading up to the project’s completion, she shared a few behind-the-scenes progress updates, providing a look at some of her favorite existing details—from the original century-old tile in the bathroom to the sky-high ceilings and wood-burning fireplace.
Fresh off of a home makeover, Corcoran recommended spending some time in a new home to “get the feeling of the space, then finally decorate and do it fast.”
While Corcoran’s approach to renovation may seem to prioritize speed over anything else, she’s previously opened up about the sentimental value a dream home can hold.
When she listed her “dream” penthouse in 2025—which was quickly snapped up for $1.5 million over asking, at a final sale price of $13.5 million—Corcoran told the New York Times, “It’s easy to spend money when you’re building a lifelong dream. For me, real estate is emotional.”
Barbara Corcoran claims her recently renovated Upper East Side home is “much nicer” than Kylie Jenner’s work-in-progress. (TikTok)Although the real estate tycoon has yet to reveal the transformation, she’s previously shared her favorite original details of the $16 million abode. (TikTok)With sky-high ceilings and gorgeous natural light, the Manhattan penthouse is a great canvas to work with. (TikTok)
Corcoran called the palatial Upper East Side penthouse home for a decade, investing an estimated $2 million in sprucing it up as an ideal place for her family to live before making the difficult decision to move when her husband, Bill Higgins, became unable to safely navigate the staircase.
Like Corcoran, Jenner has also taken to social media to share the progress of the “beautiful dream Italian home” she’s building on a $15 million 5-acre lot in Hidden Hills, CA.
“I’m so excited. I feel like I’ve been working on this for so long, and I’m just ready for it to be done and to move in,” Jenner admitted in a Sept. 6 vlog in which she took followers along for a day of design approvals.
Jenner gave a first-look at a few of the home’s latest features—some of which she was seeing for the first time herself.
The entrance of the property has been outfitted with an “unreal” reclaimed cobblestone driveway and lush landscaping completed by Jim Hyatt, who Jenner explained is known for his work on the San Ysidro Ranch, a boutique resort in Montecito, CA.
Jenner gave fans a sneak peek of the “dream home” project she’s been working on for six years. (Kylie Jenner/YouTube)The home is an Italian-inspired retreat, featuring reclaimed materials and sprawling rooms. (Kylie Jenner/YouTube)The kitchen has recently received stone flooring and custom cabinetry, which is soon to be stained. (Kylie Jenner/YouTube)
Her own slice of paradise has been designed to “kind of” copy the legendary location, emulating the same look with lavender and ancient olives.
Inside, reclaimed wood floors run throughout the abode, which will soon be paired with a neutral white plaster for the walls, a decision Jenner made in real time in her vlog.
Reclaimed materials seem to be a theme throughout the project, as Jenner has chosen “an old fireplace” for the entry and vintage tile for a guest bathroom.
“It’s the only bathroom right now that has a tile moment,” the mom-of-two explained. “I think it’s going to be very, very fab.”
Fabulousity aside, that room isn’t even Jenner’s favorite bathroom on the property. A stunning stone space takes that title.
Jenner purchased the plot of land for $15 million in 2020 and has been working on it ever since. (Google Earth)
The kitchen seems to be coming along, with the room taking shape through custom cabinetry that is soon to be stained.
A trip to the basement unveiled more of the property’s Italian-inspired design, as Jenner showed off the soaring arched hallways, doors, and windows.
The outdoor space is underway as well, with plans for a rose garden.
“I just want to be a princess,” she quipped.
A sport court is in progress, as well as an ambitious outdoor dining project nestled in a tree-lined space of the backyard that will eventually feature a pizza oven and host “dinner parties and birthdays.”
The backyard even includes a sweet nod to Jenner’s older sister Kendall, who realized she needed to get rid of several young olive trees while doing construction at one of her properties.
“She was like, ‘Does anyone want them?’ And I said, ‘Absolutely,’” Jenner recalled. “Not only are they so beautiful, it reminds me of my sister every time I look at them.”
Jenner is no stranger to home renovation, having made her mark on plenty of properties over the years.
The star boasts an impressive real estate portfolio and currently has two homes on the market: an $18 million Hidden Hills home that served as her primary residence for years and a $38.5 million brutalist concrete fortress in Holmby Hills.
She recently reflected on her habit of snatching up expensive real estate, telling Who What Wear that she’s “changed” her mind about “having an enormous life.”
“When I was younger, I got really excited and I got the craziest house I could in Beverly Hills, and I just kind of went for it,” said Jenner. “I realized that my life got too big, and I said, ‘Yeah, never mind.’”
Kelly Osbourne has opened up about the deeply personal reasons behind her decision to leave Los Angeles and relocate to the U.K. after spending nearly three decades in the U.S.
The TV personality, who recently split from her former fiancé, Sid Wilson, with whom she shares 3-year-old son Sid, admitted that despite spending much of her life on the West Coast, she has “never been a California girl.”
“I have so many reasons to keep going. I’ve got my baby boy, and he makes me the happiest person in the world. Being home in the U.K. has changed a lot for me. It’s been great to be home, and making a life for me and my son where I can see he’s truly happy,” she said.
Kelly has also relished the opportunity to return to her roots, revealing that she is now able to send her son to the very same preschool she attended as a child.
Kelly Osbourne has opened up about the deeply personal reasons behind her decision to leave Los Angeles and relocate to the U.K. after spending nearly three decades in the U.S. (Instagram/Kelly Osbourne)
“I met my best friend on my first day at school, and she’s still my best friend. Her child goes there, too. She’s a bit older than my son, but they’re best friends, too. They love each other,” she shared.
But Kelly’s decision to trade California for the U.K. wasn’t driven by nostalgia alone.
She revealed that concerns about gun violence in the U.S. played a major role in her decision to raise her son across the pond.
“I don’t ever want to have to explain to my son what to do during a gun raid. That’s the realistic thing that you have to do in schools in America, and to me, that’s insanity,” she said.
Elsewhere in the interview, she got candid about the death of her father from coronary artery disease and Parkinson’s disease in 2025. He was 76.
Calling it the “hardest year of my life,” she added, “I’ll never be the person I was before my father died. … A part of me died, too. Everything is different. I’m different. Everything has changed, but it’s just taking it one day at a time and putting the pieces back together in a way that you think will work.”
His death came just a few months after it was revealed that he had quit his decadeslong home in the U.S. to return to his native England, where he performed his final farewell show just days before his death.
The Osbourne family announced the news of the Black Sabbath singer’s death in a statement, which read, “It is with more sadness than mere words can convey that we have to report that our beloved Ozzy Osbourne has passed away this morning.
Kelly, 41, shed new light on her major move following the death of her father, Ozzy Osbourne, during a wide-ranging interview with Hello! magazine. (kellyosbourne/Instagram)The TV personality, who recently split from her former fiancé, Sid Wilson, with whom she shares 3-year-old son Sid, admitted that despite spending much of her life on the West Coast, she has “never been a California girl.” (Getty Images)Kelly has also relished the opportunity to return to her roots, revealing that she is now able to send her son to the very same preschool she attended as a child. (Ian West/PA Images via Getty Images))
“He was with his family and surrounded by love. We ask everyone to respect our family privacy at this time.”
Ozzy’s death came just three weeks after he took to the stage for the final time alongside his Black Sabbath bandmates for a farewell concert in the U.K. to the delight of the group’s longtime fans.
Though his family had spent many years residing in the U.S., the rocker made no secret of his desire to spend the remainder of his life back home in the U.K. In 2022, he revealed that he and his wife, Sharon Osbourne, 73, were planning a return to their home country.
At the time, the singer said he had grown frustrated with his life in the “f—ing ridiculous” U.S., while also citing gun violence in the country as another reason for his desire to leave.
“Everything’s f—ing ridiculous [in America]. I’m fed up with people getting killed every day,” he told The Observer. “God knows how many people have been shot in school shootings. And there was that mass shooting in Vegas at that concert. … It’s f—ing crazy.”
However, the move was postponed after Ozzy faced several health setbacks that required him to remain in California for longer than he had hoped.
Just weeks before his death, it appeared that the Osbournes had officially bid farewell to America once and for all, with Sharon explaining to Planet Rock that her husband was finally able to relocate to their home in the U.K. in March 2025. She noted at the time that he was thrilled to be joining his Black Sabbath “brothers” just in time for their final onstage appearance together.
“He’s coming over in March. His brothers [in Black Sabbath], he’s excited to be here with them,” she shared in February, noting that his move would mark the couple’s permanent relocation.
Nine months after his death, Sharon listed their sprawling $17 million Los Angeles mansion. The property, which is listed with Jonah Wilson and Josh Greer of Carolwood Estates, was snapped up by the Hollywood power couple in 2015 for $11.85 million.
But Kelly’s decision to trade California for the U.K. wasn’t driven by nostalgia alone. (Max Cisotti/Dave Benett/Getty Images)Nine months after his death, Sharon Osbourne listed the sprawling $17 million Los Angeles mansion she shared with her family. (Berlyn Media)The sprawling property, which is listed with Jonah Wilson and Josh Greer of Carolwood Estates, was snapped up by the Hollywood power couple in 2015 for $11.85 million. (Tyler Hogan)
The Osbournes attempted to offload the seven-bedroom, 7.5-bathroom property in 2022, listing it for $18 million. They lowered the price to $17.5 million, before taking it off the market altogether.
At the time, it was reported that the couple had chosen to part ways with the home amid their relocation back to the U.K., where the family owns an enormous estate in Buckinghamshire, where Sharon and Ozzy were said to be living when the rocker died in July 2025.
However, their listing agent Wilson told the Wall Street Journal that they ultimately decided against selling the home.
In April, Sharon made another attempt to offload the property, with her agents explaining to the outlet that, while she is continuing to split her time between the U.K. and L.A., she is using an apartment in California whenever she is on the West Coast.
While the property does not have quite the same level of fame as the Osbournes’ former property in Beverly Hills—where they filmed their hit MTV reality series—it has had its own moment in the sun, serving as the backdrop for the couple’s documentary, “Sharon & Ozzy Osbourne: Coming Home.”
The property, which was built in the 1930s, spans 11,565 square feet and hit the market on April 6.
Before entering the home, guests are greeted with lush greenery and tall trees that surround the dwelling’s white facade.
Once they step inside, they are met with an elegant foyer with a stylish wooden staircase, high ceilings, and a sparkling chandelier.
Listing agent Greer told the Wall Street Journal that Sharon and Ozzy spent several years restoring the property to its 1920s glory, and the movie theater still features many iconic nods to its Hollywood history: the signatures of many stars who have visited the home, including Elvis Presley, Mel Tormé, and Natalie Wood.
The living space is the perfect place for guests to lounge. It features a cozy fireplace, an elegant chandelier, and large windows that allow natural light to flood inside.
A second lounging space boasts wooden walls and an aesthetic fireplace.
It seems as though rapper Drake is in the market for a new house—but it won’t be one that he lives in himself. Having earned viral acclaim in 2017 when he revealed he had bought a collection of Hermes Birkin bags for his future wife, the musician has now stepped up his marital gift-giving to real estate.
During the contest, he met with 20 women in a twist on the game “kiss, marry, kill,” in which he chose three lucky winners, including one—a Texas content creator known as Pinkchyu—who scored the title of “wife.”
But Pinkchyu’s victory in the game pales in comparison to the ultimate prize that Drake then offered her.
“For my wife, the one thing I would do would be anything you want,” promised Drake, whose real name is Aubrey Drake Graham. “You just get to pick one thing, anything in the world, and I’ll buy it for you.”
Although the Canadian-born superstar gave the woman, whose actual moniker is Lin Lamar, the option to think about what she’d like, she blurted out an immediate response.
“Would you buy my mom a house?” she asked, to which he replied, “Yeah, I’d love to!”
Rapper Drake recently played a high-stakes speed dating game in a now-viral YouTube video from a popular channel called NELK, in which he chose a content creator known as Pinkchyu as his “wife.” (YouTube/NELK)The 39-year-old musician then upped the ante by promising Pinkchyu he would buy her anything her heart desires—even a new home for her mother. (YouTube/NELK)
While some might have written off the sweet gesture as being a stunt for the cameras, Pinkchyu has since revealed that Drake has promised her he will stay true to his word, telling TMZ that she is in the process of picking out the perfect house for her mom.
The content creator was asked during an interview: “So basically, how Drake said it’s going to work is, you could pick any listing, send it to him, and he’s going to buy it?”
She then confirmed, “That’s what he said.”
While there weren’t any details shared about guardrails that may be in place for what is sure to be an exciting exercise in house-hunting, Drake did make a handful of comments throughout the video in which he hinted at the legitimacy of his claim.
It’s not the first time that the rapper has made headlines with his generous gestures.
Earlier this month at his annual “Strong Women, Stronger Drinks” event, Drake handed out more than $1 million in money and prizes to attendees, including giving $50,000 to 10 women, while another six were handed $100,000 each.
And, in 2017, he stunned fans after revealing in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter that he had been quietly amassing a priceless collection of Hermes Birkin handbags for “the woman I end up with.”
However, his latest offering may well be his most heartwarming yet—at least according to a sweet video that Pinkchyu later shared of the moment she delivered the news to her mother.
In the emotional exchange, the online personality explained, “He said I can have whatever I want as a prize. And the first thing that came to mind was everything you’ve done for me and my sisters, and he’s gonna buy you a house.”
Her mother was understandably moved by the gesture, exclaiming, “Oh my god, I can’t believe it!”
Pinkchyu reflected on the experience during her sit-down with TMZ, explaining: “I think she’s just really grateful… Obviously, she’s like, over the moon.”
Rapper Drake promised to buy a home for a content creator’s mother, though there’s no saying if it’ll rival his sprawling mansion. (Google Earth)Drake purchased a 50,000 square-foot estate in his hometown of Toronto in 2015. (Google Earth)Drake’s YOLO estate was recently sold by Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford, who bought the home from the rapper in 2022. (Google Earth)
Noting her preference for “goth music and metal,” Pinkchyu admitted that although she’s familiar with the rapper’s discography, she knows him best from his time acting in the teen drama, “Degrassi.”
Based on Drake’s quips from the speed-dating experience, he was drawn to her dark aesthetic and gothic persona.
“You’re just like, intriguing, and from Texas, and you have fangs,” he said. “I just feel like I could learn new things.”
Adding that opposites attract, Drake also opened up about his desire for “something that I can invest in. Somebody that does something.”
Fans were quick to point out that the rapper had seemingly manifested the connection previously, resurfacing comments he made in a 2025 interview with Bobbi Althoff, in which he mused that his “destiny” is to “wind up with a goth baddie.”
When it comes to investing, the superstar is no stranger. Though there’s no telling what kind of abode his new mother-in-law will opt for, Drake has snatched up some impressive real estate over his years in the spotlight.
From the lavish 50,000-square-foot Toronto mansion that once graced the cover of Architectural Digest to the YOLO (you only live once) estate he sold to Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford for $11 million, Drake has a penchant for buying homes.
In 2022, the unofficial real estate aficionado purchased a $75 million Beverly Hills mansion from fellow musician, Robbie Williams. The Grammy-winning rapper has listed the property three separate times since the sale, with the most recent attempt pricing the Tuscan-style home at $79 million in June 2025, a $9 million decrease from his original asking price.
Drake also holds the keys to a 313-acre property in Washington, TX—a spot about 45 minutes outside of Houston. The $15 million ranch has a resort vibe, and includes multiple homes, pools, ponds, and equestrian facilities.
Drake formerly described Texas as the place he “belongs outside of Toronto,” which may explain why he was drawn to Pinkchyu’s Lone Star state origins.
Singer-songwriter Tamar Kaprelian has had the door to the music industry opened for her by some of the biggest names in the business, including Clive Davis and OneRepublic frontman Ryan Tedder, but the door that’s led to her most creative space is one she designed at her artfully curated California home.
The 1963-built, classic Southern California Mediterranean Revival-style abode in Malibu and its surrounding property is where Kaprelian, 39, recently shot two music videos.
And it’s where she feels most at home honing her craft alongside family life after years of trying to find her place in the industry, she reveals to Realtor.com® in the latest Celebrity Sanctuary.
“The space serves as a very formative space for me,” says the American-Armenian artist, whose career has taken her around the world, from starting out in Los Angeles to getting her big break with Davis in New York and competing on “Eurovision Song Contest” when it was held in Vienna.
Kaprelian’s first major record deal with RCA Records came after a high-stakes performance for Davis in the Big Apple when she was still a teenager.
Singer-songwriter Tamar Kaprelian, 39, has had the door to the music industry opened for her by some of the biggest names in the business, including Clive Davis, but the door that’s unlocked her true creativity is one she designed at her home in Malibu, CA. (Tamar Kaprelian)The 1963-built, classic Southern California Mediterranean Revival-style abode and its surrounding property is where Kaprelian shot her two most recent music videos. (Tamar Kaprelian)The American-Armenian artist’s career has taken her around the world, including Vienna, where she competed on “Eurovision Song Contest.” (Tamar Kaprelian)
“It was actually a really cool and very intimate showcase for him,” she recalls. “I went up to New York … and it was in a tiny, little room with a tiny, little piano, and he sat right next to me as I played my songs, like, on the bench. It was the weirdest experience, and it was so nerve-wracking.”
While she remains grateful to have worked with the legendary music executive, Kaprelian admits she craved more creative control over her work and was eventually dropped from the label.
“Clive [had] a very specific way of doing business,” she explains. “He [loved] someone who [would] come in and he [could] kind of mold the vision and the songs that [were] given to the artist.
“My idol was—and still is—Billy Joel, so I wanted to sit at the piano, write my own stuff, and write from a place of truth for me personally, so that didn’t mesh really well.”
Once Kaprelian felt free to showcase her personal artistry, she recorded a raw, vulnerable version of OneRepublic’s hit record “Apologize,” which she submitted to a cover song contest put on by the band in 2008.
Her take went viral and caught the attention of Tedder, who then helped Kaprelian get signed to Interscope Records.
Yet, the new label was still not the right fit, Kaprelian shares, so she pivoted from performing as an artist to advocating for other musicians, including Armenian singer Rosa Linn.
When Kaprelian pivoted from performing as an artist to advocating for other musicians, she teamed up with her Malibu neighbor and fellow songwriter Ali Tamposi, to launch an education series for artists on Spotify. (Tamar Kaprelian)Once Kaprelian became a mother to her son, Sevan, now 3, she was inspired to write new music with Tamposi about the major life change. (Instagram/Tamar Kaprelian)The three-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom, two-story abode that Kaprelian bought in 2022 with her husband, Chris Stang, is where that creative rebirth was nurtured. (Tamar Kaprelian)
In 2022, Kaprelian returned to the “Eurovision” competition, not as a singer, but as a co-writer of the song Linn performed, “Snap,” which became wildly popular on TikTok and went on to rack up “over 4,000,000,000 streams.”
By this time, Kaprelian had also teamed up with her Malibu neighbor and fellow songwriter Ali Tamposi, to launch an education series for artists on Spotify that featured Charli XCX, John Legend, and Camila Cabello. However, the two collaborators fell out of touch when they were both taking time to grow their respective families.
Though Kaprelian spent years “trying to be out of the spotlight,” once she became a mother to her son, Sevan, now 3, she was inspired to reunite with Tamposi and write new music about the major life change.
The three-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom, two-story abode that Kaprelian bought in 2022 with her husband, Chris Stang, is where her creative rebirth was nurtured.
“Our house really served as a place where Ali and I really … came back together and rekindled our friendship, so there’s a lot of reasons why that space for me is really important,” shares Kaprelian, who recently released the singles “The Only” and “Mirror.”
In this installment of Celebrity Sanctuary, Kaprelian breaks down the cosmopolitan influences that informed her vision for her remodeled residence.
She also shares how she’s composed the home’s sunken living room to serve as both a professional and personal sanctuary that supports her daily rhythm of flexibly toggling between music and motherhood.
The first time Kaprelian laid eyes on her Malibu home was when she was interested in renting it from the previous owner, artist Katie Register. (Breland Harper)Kaprelian reports it took “two years to get permits” for the home’s complete remodel. (Breland Harper)Architect and designer Peter Harper, who is known for his work in Los Feliz, CA, led the charge for the renovation. (Breland Harper)A “hotel in Stockholm called Ett Hem” served as a major design reference for the Malibu home’s makeover. (Breland Harper)The hotel-inspired aesthetic used “antique, dark wood furniture mixed with oak furniture mixed with vintage antique pieces, [and] some terracotta.” (Breland Harper)
It was owned by an artist, [Katie] Register. Her father [John Register] was a really, really famous painter, and she is a painter as well. She was moving to New York.
We saw the space—it was decorated in her furniture, in her style—and we fell in love with it. We wanted to rent it at the beginning. She ended up not letting us rent it and rented it to someone else, and those people, like, destroyed the home.
Then she put it on sale, and we were like, “Oh, my God, we remember this house in its glory and its beauty.” Really, you walk in and you felt like it was a creative space, so we ended up convincing her to sell it to us.
We’ve been in it since 2024. We bought it in 2022, but it took two years to get permits—Malibu’s permits are so crazy.
We did pretty much bring it to studs. We had this amazing architect and designer, Peter Harper, and he did the whole thing. Peter is known for his work in Los Feliz, and funny enough, we almost bought one of Peter’s homes in 2021 and didn’t end up getting it.
Then when we bought this one, we asked him to help us do the renovation.
We didn’t really move any walls. We just brought everything down to its studs and kind of rebuilt it in our style. We had specific references that we really wanted to play on.
There’s a hotel in Stockholm called Ett Hem that we love, and that was a huge inspiration for us, and there is a Belmond [Hotel] in Mallorca that was a huge inspiration for us. So, like, dark woods, antique, dark wood furniture mixed with oak furniture mixed with vintage antique pieces, some terra cotta.
Ett Hem’s really the inspiration, but then [it’s] mixed with a couple of more antique pieces.
Sanctuary to me is where you can be your truest, most vulnerable, safest self, and I think that there’s two spaces in the house that serve that for me. Personally, when I’m done mothering for the day and I need to just have a moment to myself, my bathroom is my sanctuary.
Kaprelian calls her bathroom a “sacred space” where she takes a moment for herself after a busy day of work and mothering. (Breland Harper)Kaprelian considers the home’s step-down living room to be her personal and professional sanctuary. (Breland Harper)The living room’s cream couch reflects the neutral, yet warm, color palette. (Breland Harper)The unique tile that surrounds the living room fireplace is one of Kaprelian’s favorite design accents in her sanctuary. (Breland Harper)
We have a really beautiful bathroom. It has heated floors. I love taking a bath at the end of the day when I can, so that space to me is really my sacred space.
But I would say that our living room [is a sanctuary], too. You go down a little series of steps. That’s really where, for example if I do a writing session, it’s an indoor-outdoor space. So I’ll open up the doors and we can do this collaboration outside, inside, and we kind of move between spaces, which I think is really beautiful, especially since Malibu is one of these cities where the weather year-round is conducive to leaving the doors wide open.
The house and that specific room faces the ocean, so it’s really nice to be able to get that reception back from the water, too.
I would say every single piece in that room was chosen very deliberately. One of my favorite accents in the room is around the fireplace. We had this really beautiful tile chosen, and that to me, when you walk in the room and you see the fireplace on the left and you see the tile around the fireplace, is just so unique. It draws you in.
The colors are warm woods, but also creams—cream couch, dark wood table, yellows, oranges, kind of darker greens in that space. Most of the stuff was custom-made. We found that custom-making it just fit the space better.
I have a big crystal that I bought from New York, and I hauled it all the way over to L.A. It’s an amethyst, and it’s almost like a half-moon-cut crystal. I’m very into crystals. I’m very into psychics. I’m very into all that stuff. Having that in the room really grounds the space in a way that feels special.
It’s been important to me as I’ve transitioned and added motherhood as an identity to what I already do. I wanted to make sure that I could step away from work and have a moment with my son. Him still being very young, teaching him the Armenian language was really important to me, so this ability to blend work and home and this space has just provided me the ability to do that.
It allows me to break up the monotony of a work day, when I can just take a moment and my son helps me refocus and rebalance and I try to show up in the best way. Regardless of whatever s–t call I’ve had or meeting I’ve had with whoever, I can find focus and centering in being able to reconnect with him, even if it’s for a couple minutes.
The living room is a true indoor-outdoor space where Kaprelian often leaves the doors wide open and takes in the ocean view. (Breland Harper)Kaprelian incorporated an “Ett Hem-style bookshelf” in her son’s bedroom. (Breland Harper)Kaprelian and Stang also purchased the lot next door and plan to continue customizing their home. (Breland Harper)
Sev loves his house, and he has a very cool little space for himself. His room is really interesting. We have an Ett Hem–style bookshelf in his room that was a big reference for us for that specific space. I think he loves being able to just be in nature.
We have some interesting art in the house. There’s a gallery in the U.K. called Portland Gallery that we really love, and we’ve gotten a handful of pieces from there.
There’s an artist in particular named David Spiller, whose pieces we have in the home. There’s this amazing Moroccan artist, too, whose piece that we have and that’s a prominent art fixture in the house. We have a beautiful Ethan Cook piece, who’s an artist based out of New York City.
My husband and I, art’s a big, important piece to our lives, and the way we’ve integrated it in the home, I think it’s really cool.
We’re going to add on. We bought the lot next door, so we’re going to build on the lot next door. Right now we’re in New York, so we are going to take the time that we’re in New York to start really working and renovating the house.
It’s a three-bedroom right now. We want to convert the garage. We want to make a little play place for Sev below the deck. We want to add a house next door so that my parents or his parents can come and stay.
Sanctuary is a good word because I know that my husband and I both feel like [the] house has that energy top to bottom for us, so we’re excited to keep building on it.
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