Ever since moving to the states, Trevor Noah has acquired so much wealth and his latest purchase flabbergasted. The Daily Mail reports that the comedian and television host has recently bought a mansion in Bel-Air and it costs a whopping $27.5 million, which is roughly R412 million.
The Daily Show host is swimming in cash lately and this latest purchase is proof of that. Trevor first purchased a breath-taking mansion in Bel-Air for R279 million, which he then sold to purchase his current mansion in Los Angeles, United States Of America.
The Bel-Air mansion is a three-stories large Japanese-inspired condo, which has a white exterior however prides itself on having a darker interior. The many windows however allow for natural sunlight to enter. The abode has everything you can think of and with the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, he basically has all the entertainment he could possibly need.
He also owns a luxurious penthouse in Manhattan New York which is valued at R130 million. This according to TMZ.
The rose gold and titanium watch costs $230,000.00 which equates to R3.98m. However, a local luxury watch importer posted that the watch costs R4.5m.
Trevor evidently has no problem splurging on luxury items or even property. He has a range of watches that range from R120 000 to R400 000.
Check out these stunning visuals of his new mansion courtesy of YouTube:
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Another celebrity who clearly has expensive taste is Black Coffee, but he is growing tired of people constantly checking out his clothing.
The DJ caused a stir again on social media again recently after he posted a picture of him on a family vacation at an undisclosed safari. Black Coffee rocked a navy blue hoodie from Amiri and one tweep had to dig deep to find out how much the hoodie is worth and like Cassper said, batho baphela mo lifeng, (people are living in life).
A quick google search reveals that the hoodie is worth more than 12k and tweeps went crazy. Clapping back at the fan for researching the hoodie's price tag the DJ said, "Imagine dating a guy who’s always checking other men’s clothes price tags."
