11 Ludicrous Items Existing In Celebrities' Mansions

Several famous people spend a lot of money on things that don't make sense. Most of us have ideas about what we'd do with a million dollars, but only famous people have the money to make those ideas come true. Maybe that's why so many people want to see celebrity homes with expensive furniture, closets the size of a typical house, and unique collections that many people enjoy.
There have been a lot of TV shows about the mega-rich homes and vacation spots that celebrities like. The garages are big enough to fit dozens of classic cars, and the bed with a capacity of a house. Not to let you wait anymore, below is the list of the ten ludicrous items existing in celebs' mansions.

1. Leonardo DiCaprio – Well-Being Amenities

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DiCaprio has always been an eco-friendly activist, and he doesn't just talk the talk when it comes to his own home. In his two-bedroom Manhattan apartment, "The Departed" star has vitamin C-infused showers, a circulated aromatherapy air supply, purified air and water, posture-supporting heat reflexology flooring, dawn simulation lighting, a juicing station, and circadian lighting design.

2. John Travolta – Two Airplane Runways

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The 68-year-old actor is best known for his roles in Saturday Night Fever and Grease, but he also likes to fly. Travolta's home in Ocala, Florida, has two runways that lead to the front door. Since 2002, he has been a Qantas ambassador. Page Six says that Travolta recently celebrated getting his 737 license, which is in addition to his 747 and 707 licenses. He owns at least seven planes, including a Boeing 707, a Bombardier Challenger 601, a Boeing 727, and three Gulfstream jets.

3. Paris Hilton – Dog Mansion

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Fans know how much Paris Hilton loves her dogs, but these furry family members have it pretty good. Goliath says that Hilton spent $325,000 on a McMansion built just for her dogs. The house is a copy of her own mansion. It is in her garden and looks out over her pool. The doghouse has two floors, heat, air conditioning, and even a chandelier.

4. Bill Gates – Trampoline Room

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The founder of Microsoft lives in what he calls "Xanadu 2.0," a complex in Medina, WA, that costs more than $127 million. The property has a 60-foot pool, a stream with salmon and trout, and all the tech gadgets anyone could want. However, Gates also gave his children a trampoline room with high ceilings and colorful decor.

5. Lady Gaga – Bowling Alley

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Lady Gaga's California property cost $23 million last year. It's hard to picture someone growing bored in her unusual home, like her outfit. It has a 1960s two-lane bowling alley and an underground "Batcave." Few celebrities have a bowling lane, but many have a basketball court, pool, and pool table.
She must have had fantastic parties in her mansion and perfected her abilities. Her mansion has a wine cellar, theater with a wet bar, pool, dressage ring, elevator, and more. We recommend attending Lady Gaga's home parties.

6. Oprah Winfrey – Wine Mine

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The media mogul has a lot of homes—8 at the last count—but her Telluride, Colorado ski home, which she bought for $14 million, may have the most interesting thing about it. Underground, the wine mine is 56 feet long and holds 1,600 bottles of the rare vintage drink. Also, the room looks and sounds like a mining tunnel. There is an old cart, creaking wood sounds, and water dripping from a pipe.

7. Drake – Luxury Outdoor Pool

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Drake probably throws the best pool parties in Hollywood because his gigantic pool has waterfalls, an 80-foot water slide, bikini statues, iron lamps, and an incredible cave. This is on his $7.7 million YOLO Estate in Hidden Hills, which he bought in 2012. Drake located the property while looking for the "craziest residential pools." He had a Hollywood pool party this year. YOLO Estate has a cinema theater, mechanical bull, hidden bedroom, and tennis/basketball court.

8. Arnold Schwarzenegger – Military Tank

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When he was in the Austrian Army, the former governor of California and star of the movie The Terminator learned how to drive the tank. In 1991, he paid $20,000 to have the tank shipped to his home in California, and the 50-ton machine became a way to keep kids in school.
During after-school programs, Schwarzenegger let poor or at-risk kids see the tank. Those who stayed in school got to drive the tank. Even now, the former bodybuilder uses many vehicles to make money to help pay for the education of young people.

9. Shaquille O’Neal – 30ft Bed

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Shaquille O'Neal is 7'1" and 325 pounds, yet he doesn't require a 30' bed. He had it custom-made with Superman-logo bedding (his nickname and something that is found throughout his mansion). Obviously, Shaq had to live bigger than everyone else. The villa outside Orlando is classic for the fun-loving NBA icon. It has an indoor basketball court, antique automobile collection, screening room, 11 bedrooms, and 13 bathrooms.

10. Dr. Dre – Moat

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Most people install burglar alarms as home protection today, but a moat is cooler and more aesthetically striking. First used to defend castles, a moat is now considered glamorous. Dr. Dre bought a $40 million property from Tom Brady and Gisele Bundchen in 2014. The moat has luxury koi fish.
The Brentwood mansion has five bedrooms, nine bathrooms, a library, a sauna, seven fireplaces, a motor court, and a gym. Many consider the iconic rapper, producer, and Beats Electronics founder rap royalty, so it's natural that he has a moat around his modern castle.

11. George Lucas – Fire Truck And Staf

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Most people install burglar alarms as home protection today, but a moat is cooler and more aesthetically striking. First used to defend castles, a moat is now considered glamorous. Dr. Dre bought a $40 million property from Tom Brady and Gisele Bundchen in 2014. The canal has luxury koi fish.
The Brentwood mansion has five bedrooms, nine bathrooms, a library, a sauna, seven fireplaces, a motor court, and a gym. Many consider the iconic rapper, producer, and Beats Electronics founder rap royalty, so it's natural that he has a moat around his modern castle.