Jay-Z & Beyoncé Make History with N92.7bn Malibu Mansion, Setting Record for California's Priciest Home Sale
- Jay-Z and Beyoncé's Malibu mansion purchase set a new California record, becoming the state's most expensive residential property ever sold at $200m, an equivalent of 92.7 billion in naira
- The Twitterverse reacted to the power couple's extravagant buy, with opinions ranging from admiration to criticism of their ostentatious display of wealth
- Some fans defended Beyoncé's success, highlighting her humility, talent, and philanthropic efforts as reasons to celebrate her achievements
In an astounding real estate move, power couple Jay-Z and Beyoncé have acquired a breathtaking architectural masterpiece nestled in the prime area of Malibu, California.
Jay-Z and Beyoncé's $200m Malibu mansion becomes California's priciest residence
TMZ revealed that the celebrity duo purchased the sprawling home for an extravagant sum of N92.7 billion, establishing it as the most expensive residential property ever sold in California, surpassing the previous record of N81.8 billion.
It also stands as the second priciest real estate deal in the nation, with the top spot held by an N110 billion apartment in New York City, reports Daily Mail.
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Opinions differ as fans and critics weigh in on the couple's lavish purchase
@PopBase shared images of the couple's house in a tweet captioned:
"Beyoncé and Jay-Z have bought the most expensive home ever sold in California at $200 million, TMZ reports."
Tweeps questioned the Carters' lavish buy. Some fans gushed over their extravagance.
@defnoodles said:
"Happy for them! That $200 million home will come in very useful when they’re not in it for 90% of the year because they’re travelling and touring to pay for it."
@ProvostRDawson tweeted:
"Beyoncé and Jay Z would be perfectly content residing in a modern and reasonably-sized four-bedroom apartment or house. The ostentatious exhibition of their wealth should be met with disapproval rather than admiration."
@ladidaix said:
"Black billionaires be like ..."
@Fudgewilde said:
"Money that could have fed the poor & help the homeless."
@reelmomentsAI said:
"All it took was one week of a world tour. Crazy."
@AMER1CASPROBLEM said:
"Beyoncé is one of the few celebs who deserves everything she has, she’s humble, successful, talented, and gives back. there’s really no reason to dislike her they just hate to see her success."
Man claiming to be Jay-Z's secret son takes paternity battle to supreme court
In another story, Legit.ng reported about a man claiming to be Jay Z's son.
A 30-year-old man from New Jersey is claiming to be the secret, illegitimate son of rapper Jay-Z and has been fighting to prove his paternity for over a decade.
According to Daily Mail, Rymir Satterthwaite is taking his battle to the Supreme Court in an attempt to unseal the case and force Jay-Z to take a DNA test. He insists that he wants nothing from the rapper other than for him to acknowledge him as his son.
Source: Briefly.co.za
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