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- Time of India
Paris Hilton purchases Mark Wahlberg's former $63 million mansion, after she lost her former home in L.A fires
The L.A. fire was one catastrophe that destroyed several lives. Several celebs lost their homes in the fire including
. Howevever, now the 'IT Girl' of Hollywood, has purchased one of the priciest homes in Southern California, which once belonged to the 'Ted' Star,
.
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The 44-year-old socialite lost her former home in the devastating, savage Palisades fire earlier this year.
The opulent mansion of Paris Hilton
The brand-new mansion is a roughly 30,500-square-foot, 12-bedroom Beverly Park property for a whopping $63 million, as per the reports of The Wall Street Journal. Her brother, Barron N. Hilton, represented her during the purchase. Back in 2023, Mark Wahlberg and his wife,
, sold the incredible property for $55 million, which made it the priciest home in Southern California of the year.
The house has a sports area for basketball and tennis, in addition to a skate park, a five-hole golf course with a driving range. Furthermore, the real estate contains a resort-like water pool with slides, along with the carefully chosen amenities that were added when it was first built in 2014. The sprawling mansion has a luxurious wine cellar and contains 20 bathrooms, along with a grand entryway with dual staircases, a two-storey library, a movie theatre and a gym, according to People Magazine.
When Paris Hilton lost her home...
Paris Hilton shared the heartbreaking news of her house getting destroyed in the fire on social media in a lengthy Instagram caption. 'Heartbroken beyond words.💔 Sitting with my family, watching the news, and seeing our home in Malibu burn to the ground on live TV is something no one should ever have to experience,' the 'Screwed' singer said.
'This home was where we built so many precious memories. It's where Phoenix took his first steps and where we dreamed of building a lifetime of memories with London,' she continued, before concluding, 'Please, everyone, stay safe and follow evacuation orders. Let's protect one another and hold onto hope that these fires will soon be contained.🙏 Sending so much love and strength to all of you. We're in this together, LA.
✨Hug your loved ones a little tighter tonight. You never know when everything could change.🥺'
