Tag: Celebrity Homes

Blueface Purchases $2.2M California Home

Blueface recently moved into a sprawling $2.25 million property in Moorpark, California, just in time for the arrival of his newborn son. The home spans over 5,000 square feet and features five bedrooms, five and a half bathrooms, mountain views and a four-car garage. He was accompanied by Christian Crane of Agents of LA and former Death Row Records producer Eric Yokoyama.

Floyd Mayweather’s $18.5M Miami Mansion Sold

A gorgeous Miami Beach mansion once owned by decorated boxer Floyd Mayweather has recently been sold for $18.5 million, which is nearly $3 million shy of what Mayweather originally sold it for in November 2024. The 10,818-square-foot home features eight bedrooms and 9.5 bathrooms, a movie room, a game room, a 5,000-square-foot rooftop, and much more. The home boasts a grand spiral staircase, formal sitting room, impressive kitchen with beautiful island and modern stainless steel appliances, and multiple guest bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms.

Ciara & Russell Wilson’s $45M California Mansion

Ciara and Russell Wilson's lavish $45M California mansion features 30,000 sq ft, 9 bedrooms, 13 baths, a football field, recording studio, and more!

Black Celebrity Icons Living in Alpine, NJ

Discover the secluded celebrity haven of Alpine, NJ, where iconic Black stars like Jay-Z, Mary J. Blige, and Chris Rock have created a private paradise.

Diddy Sells Star Island Estate for $55 Million

Sean "Diddy" Combs just unloaded one of his crown jewel properties on Miami's Star Island, selling it for a whopping $55 million. The waterfront property at 1 West Star Island was purchased by JFStar LLC, a real estate holding company based in Newport News, Virginia Beach. The giant sale appears to be an off-market deal with the buyer financing the purchase with an $18.5 million bank mortgage. Diddy had originally bought the nearly 8,000 square foot property from singer Gloria Estefan and her husband Emilio in 2021.

Simone Biles’ Texas Home: Design & Exclusive Features

simone biles' custom texas home has features that cater to her gymnastics background. simone biles and her husband, nfl player jonathan owens, have unveiled their long-awaited custom-built mansion in spring, texas.

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Mary Cosby Returns to RHOSLC After Son’s Death

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Black Caucus SO VOTE Campaign for 2026 Midterms

Black voters are a key constituency heading into the 2026 midterms, but reaching voters is a major challenge. The Congressional Black Caucus Institute announced SO VOTE, a civic participation initiative aimed at mobilizing low-propensity and rural Black voters through community outreach, partnerships and digital engagement. The multimillion-dollar initiative will build on proven voter-mobilization strategies while testing new approaches, investing in local organizations and connecting with folks through HBCU campuses, neighborhood cookouts and social media.