Welcome home! Kim Kardashian, Prince William and Duchess Kate, Jessica Simpson and more celebrities live in expectedly lavish houses that would make anyone jealous.
Stars spend a lot of time finding their dream homes, only to up and move to other properties that are just as extraordinary. Whether they are still occupied by famous faces or not, Us Weekly is taking a look at some of the houses celebs have inhabited through the years.
Inspiration for interior design can stem from a variety of sources, including Disney Channel shows and old Hollywood stars — especially if you’re a Jenner.
“I told [interior designer] Martyn [Lawrence Bullard] I wanted a fresh, fun vibe to match the way I was feeling,” Kylie Jenner revealed to Architectural Digest in her March 2019 cover story. “Color was essential. I love pink, and I wanted a lot of it!”
Bullard added: “Kylie feels a deep connection to Marilyn Monroe, so we placed a series of Warhol screen prints of Marilyn along the main stairway. In general, we selected artworks that felt appropriate for a young collector with feminine tastes. Everything reflects Kylie’s personality.”
When it came time for her sister Kendall Jenner to show off her house in her own September 2020 cover story, the model displayed her “Hannah Montana room,” which contained clothes, shoes and accessories.
“It’s always kind of a mess,” she admitted to the magazine. “This is where I do all my fittings and kind of throw clothes in here. This is where I pack for long trips or trips at all. Even if it is a little bit cluttered in here or a little bit of a mess, I know where everything is.”
Other stars keep their living situation more private, but that does not stop the public from wanting details. After Prince Harry and Meghan Markle stepped down from the royal family in March 2020, the pair purchased a $14.65 million house in California.
The couple planned to renovate the estate too. A source exclusively told Us Weekly in August 2020, “Meghan’s taking time off to update some of the rooms to suit their style, including their and Archie’s bedrooms, the main living area, the kitchen and the gym.”
Scroll down to see some of the most jaw-dropping celebrity homes ever!
Overlooking Lake Como in Italy, Clooney’s 18th century house has its own name: Villa Oleandra. The actor called the purchase “the best thing I’ve ever done in my life.” The nuptials of pals John Krasinski and Emily Blunt were held at the palatial estate in July 2010.
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The actress splits her time between Texas and Los Angeles, which made her Austin riverside home a perfect place to privately raise her kids, Louis and Laila.
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The Duke and Duchess of Sussex moved into Queen Elizabeth II’s Frogmore Cottage in England after tying the knot in May 2018. The home underwent extensive renovations and boasted 20 rooms. The couple relocated to California after stepping back from the royal family in March 2020.
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Shortly after announcing that they were expecting their third child together, the model and the singer listed their Beverly Hills mansion for $23.95 million in 2020. They purchased the seven-bedroom, eight-bathroom home for $14.1 million in 2016.
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The actress and the fashion designer downsized to a Hidden Hills house for $9.5 million in a gated community in 2020 amid the college admissions scandal. The modern farmhouse, built in 2019, featured six bedrooms, nine bathrooms, a walk-in wine cellar, home gym and movie theater.
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The actress showed off her L.A. rental home — which she shared with Steve Kazee — in 2020. “Steve likes a more minimalistic look and has amazing taste,” she told AllModern. “I tend to go more feminine and mystical in my tastes, but we easily found a happy medium.”
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The Kylie Cosmetics CEO gave Architectural Digest a tour of her residence in the L.A. suburb of Hidden Hills. The house featured a glam room, dining chairs that matched the hues of her brand’s lipsticks and giant condom wrapper sculptures.
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Prince William and Duchess Kate raise their children at Kensington Palace’s Apartment 1A in the four-story, 20-room flat. They relocated to beef up security and felt the London digs would allow Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis to grow up “in a secure environment,” a source told Us.
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The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star sold this sprawling $29 million property seen on Bravo's reality hit in 2011. Vanderpump's former home — where her daughter, Pandora, got married — boasted seven bedrooms and 10 bathrooms, with the master suite alone measuring 2,500 square feet.
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Barrymore and Will Kopelman married at this Montecito home in 2012, two years after purchasing it for just over $5.7 million. Built in 1937 on two acres of secluded land, the two-story estate — which the couple put on the market in 2013 for $7.5 million — features six bedrooms and seven-and-a-half bathrooms over 6,258 square feet.
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Conrad relocated from Beverly Hills to L.A.'s Brentwood and enlisted Flipping Out's Jeff Lewis to decorate her new $3.745 million home in 2013. Built in 1959, Zillow reported the 4,303-square-foot house has six bedrooms, five bathrooms, a chef's kitchen and dark hardwood floors.
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Shortly before giving birth to daughter North with Kanye West in June 2013, the reality star sold her five-bedroom, 4,000-square-foot Beverly Hills mansion frequently seen on Keeping Up With the Kardashians. Kardashian, West and their children later made their home in a newly renovated, $11 million mansion in a gated community in Bel Air.
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The price was right! The couple purchased this Hidden Hills mansion in 2012 for $3 million — compared to the $5.575 million its previous owners spent in 2006. Boasting six bedrooms and nine bathrooms, the Spanish-style home and guest house sits on two acres of land.
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In 2013, nine months after finalizing her divorce from Russell Brand, Perry put this property — which they reportedly never lived in — on the market for $6.925 million. Located near L.A.'s famed Chateau Marmont, the space totals nearly 9,000 square feet, with nine bathrooms and seven bedrooms, including a four-room master suite.
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Purchasing Sharon and Ozzy Osbourne’s famed 11,000-square-foot mansion in Hidden Hills in 2013, Simpson, Eric Johnson and their kids lived in the six-bedroom, nine-bathroom home previously owned by Christina Aguilera.
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The Playboy mogul, who died in September 2017, showed his love for wife Crystal Harris in a big way in 2013 when he purchased a $4.9 million Hollywood Hills manse for her if she chose to spend time away from their Holmby Hills digs at the Playboy mansion.
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The supermodel and quarterback purchased the L.A. land on which to build this 22,000-square-foot, $20 million manse in 2008 and completed construction by 2013. Purchased for $11 million, the home features eight bedrooms, a six-car garage, lagoon-shaped pool with spa, a wine cellar, gym and even a moat.
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The singer reportedly handed over $17 million in cash in May 2013 for this oceanfront mansion in Watch Hill, Rhode Island. According to Zillow, the 11,000-square-foot home is said to have been built in 1930 and boast eight bedrooms and 10.5 bathrooms. Swift made the purchase shortly after flipping a seven-bedroom Hyannis Port, Massachusetts, home for $1 million profit.
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The American Idol host scooped up Ellen DeGeneres' lavish 2.87-acre Beverly Hills estate — which includes a 9,200-square-foot main house and three guest homes — for $49 million.
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Since 2008, the singer tried to unload the home in L.A.'s Studio City that she bought in 2007 for $6.75 million. Real estate site Zillow reported that it finally sold in 2012 — at a $2.3 million loss!
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Movin' out! The piano man let go of the seven-bedroom, Mediterranean-style waterfront mansion in Miami Beach that he purchased in 2006. The asking price? A cool $14.75 million.
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In May 2012, the Real Housewives of New Jersey couple listed their Montville Township, New Jersey, mansion for $3.8 million. Built in 2009, the colonial style home features six bedrooms, seven bathrooms, four fireplaces and a three-car garage.
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While the Friends alum waited for renovations to be completed on her $21 million estate in Bel Air, Zillow reported that she began shacking up in 2012 with Justin Theroux in a $40,000-a-month Beverly Hills rental.
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Sneaking away to the suburbs! Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds purchased this gorgeous, waterfront home in an affluent and quaint small town in Westchester, New York, for a little over $2 million in April 2012. Despite some snags with neighbors, the couple settled into their new home while Lively explored new hobbies outside of her acting career. "I have so many passions outside of acting," the avid baker told New York Magazine's The Cut in December 2013. "Things that I grew up being good at."
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Brooklyn brownstone! The Americans actress, who calls this 1860s apartment in NYC home, gave a tour of her gorgeous abode to Elle Decor. Pine floors, a claw-foot tub and custom-built shelves by Shane Deary — who separated from Russell in 2013 — were among the features highlighted by the magazine.
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The Connecticut native purchased and redesigned this large beach house on a seven-acre coastal property in Martha's Vineyard. "The light in that part of the country is the most beautiful light ever," the You've Got Mail star said of the northern Atlantic region's coastal communities to Elle Decor. "It's absolutely beautiful, just operatic," she added of her vacation home. "The sun rises over a shallow bay on one side of the house and sets over a deep harbor on the other."
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Making moves! Tori Spelling moved her large family into this lavish rental home in L.A. The 7,000-square-foot Tudor-style home features six bedrooms, seven bathrooms, a pool and gym at a lease of $10,500 per month.
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One of many homes! The power couple purchased this five-bedroom pad in Beverly Hills for a cool $4.79 million in 2008.
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Captain America found his lair! The handsome star purchased this sprawling three-bedroom, four-bathroom, 4,599-square-foot estate back in May 2013. The 1940s-era residence includes a pool, spa and master suite, all packaged and purchased for a cool $3.52 million.
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A home for Hova! The hip-hop mogul and his megastar wife call the seventh-floor penthouse of this converted 1929 brick warehouse building in Manhattan's Tribeca neighborhood home. The 8,000-square-foot interior also includes sprawling outdoor terraces — the entire space purchased for $6.85 million.
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The Mediterranean in the Hills! The hotel heiress dropped $6.25 million for this immaculate, 7,500 square-foot-home located in a gated community in Beverly Hills. The five-bedroom, six-bathroom home features a wine closet, butler's pantry, gym, maid's quarters, pool, spa and outdoor kitchen area.
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The Awkward Moment star purchased his very own zen retreat in L.A. for $3.995 million. The tranquil five-bedroom, five-bathroom home encompasses 5,644 square feet and features gorgeous city and ocean views. Amenities at the hunky actor's home include a pool, spa, gym, gated driveway and chef's kitchen.
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Jonah Hill sold his 4,650-square-foot estate in Tarzana to Selena Gomez back in 2012. The five-bedroom, six-bathroom, single-story compound features a pool, spa, tennis court and citrus grove!
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Jenny in the Hamptons! The Bronx native paid $10 million for this luxurious summer home where the East Coast's rich and famous relax. Lopez's eight-bedroom, seven-bathroom, 8,659-square-foot mansion sits on three acres of land and features a pool, pool house, sauna, steam room and even a private theater.
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The $12.5 million mansion in Jupiter Island, Florida, has a water park any kid would envy. The backyard boasts a twisty water slide, two Olympic-sized pools and a lazy river.
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Long before meeting Jolie, Pitt purchased this 5,338-square-foot Los Feliz home for $1.7 million in 1994 (its previous owner was Elvira, Mistress of the Dark). The pair expanded their digs by buying the three adjacent properties in the area before their September 2016 split.
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The former Hollywood power couple, who called it quits in June 2015, bought this 8,798-square-foot Pacific Palisades home with multiple wings from producer Brian Grazer in 2009 for $17.5 million. The estate features one building with an office, art studio and gym, but there is also a guest house hidden under the backyard lawn.
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The reality star and the athlete moved to Los Angeles into this gated estate before their April 2018 split. The 6,700-square-foot Mediterranean home boasts six bedrooms and six-and-a-half bathrooms along with an outdoor entertaining area and fountain.
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The Grease star and the actress — who died in July 2020 after battling breast cancer — made their home at this $2.5 million Ocala, Florida, estate. The six-bedroom main house came complete with a 7,500-foot runway for his jets, which Travolta extended. “When I was a kid, I imagined … everyone would have his own plane in the backyard,” he said.
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Money was no object for the actors when it came to shelling out $20 million to renovate the Calabasas castle they call home. Choice amenities at the Smith home? A lake, basketball courts and two par 3 golf holes in the backyard.
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