TMZ reports that ARod has left the building--that is, his 9 bedroom, 11 bathroom Miami Beach manse, which he just sold for $30 million. Though the Yankee slugger took an $8 million pay cut in the price of the home, originally listed at $38 mil, he bought it in 2010 for $7.4 million, raking in a pretty impressive profit nonetheless. The buyer, TMZ says, is a Palm Beach celeb. Rush Limbaugh? Rod Stewart? G-d forbid Donald Trump? No one knows--yet. Says our real estate mole, "It's a couple from Palm Beach." The home is not so far from Matt Damon's, which is currently on the market for the bargain basement price of $20 million. True high rollers, however, may want to consider the Versace mansion, which just dropped its asking price today from $100 million to $75 million.
Alex Rodriguez sells Miami Beach manse to a mystery Palm Beach celeb for $30M
TMZ reports that ARod has left the building--that is, his 9 bedroom, 11 bathroom Miami Beach manse, which he just sold for $30 million. Though the Yankee slugger took an $8 million pay cut in the price of the home, originally listed at $38 mil, he bought it in 2010 for $7.4 million, raking in a pretty impressive profit nonetheless. The buyer, TMZ says, is a Palm Beach celeb. Rush Limbaugh? Rod Stewart? G-d forbid Donald Trump? No one knows--yet. Says our real estate mole, "It's a couple from Palm Beach." The home is not so far from Matt Damon's, which is currently on the market for the bargain basement price of $20 million. True high rollers, however, may want to consider the Versace mansion, which just dropped its asking price today from $100 million to $75 million.
February 13, 2013
The first look at Joanna Krupa's Maxim photo spread
Say what you will about The Real Housewives of Miami and
what it did or didn't do for the reputations of the so-called 'wives', but for model
Joanna Krupa, it led to a centerfold lovely feature in the March
issue of Maxim, out on stands February 19. For those who only read
Maxim for the articles, you'll have to wait and buy the mag yourself because we
were too busy watching paint dry, though the former Dancing With the
Stars contestant did wax philosophical on her reality TV hardships."I’d say DWTS was tougher—it was
physically and mentally exhausting! When you’re out dancing with your
friends, you think you’re cool. But then you get in the ballroom and it’s
totally different," Krupa said. As for the threat possibility of a third season of Miami's
Housewives, no news on that front, according to Bravo spokesman Ryan
McCormick, who told us, "Nothing yet."
