Three Homes Isn’t Enough for Kylie Jenner — Now She’s Renting a Fourth
Is it just us, or has Kylie Jenner been moving from around new house to new house a lot lately? We’ve shared a couple different glimpses of her homes, and she’s even given us a hour tour of her own — but if you’ve gotten confused about all of her different mansions, you’re not alone. We can help clear things up, though, because Kylie actually owns three (yep, three) different houses. And that’s not including the Calabasas “starter home” she sold earlier this year.
But what’s even more confusing is the fact that she’s not actually living in any of those homes right now. At the moment, she’s kicking her feet up in a fancy AF rental in Beverly Hills — and the pictures are absolutely stunning. Maybe she’s getting things ready for baby No. 1? Want to see where Kylie’s calling home these days? Check out our video below.
According to TMZ, Kylie’s been renting the palatial estate since at least May — and she’s been paying a whopping $125,000 a month. Right at the top of a cliff, the house boasts five bedrooms, seven bathrooms, a theater, a library, and a pool that’s absolutely to die for. Kylie’s showed off plenty of Snaps of the space, but it’s so big that we haven’t even seen half the rooms yet.
Check out the house’s listing on Trulia and you can also spot a fountain, a huge lawn, a tennis court, a wine room, and some luxe outdoor seating. The place offers some serious privacy, too — though of course, Kylie’s already invited over her buds to throw an awesome party.
We can’t help but be jealous of this magnificent, monstrous pad. But until we start raking in that lip kit money of our own, we’ll just have to live vicariously through Kylie’s snaps instead. What else is new?
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