Joy Behar – Est. $2.4 Million, New York

In late 2017, television personality Joy Behar shelled out $2.4 million on an apartment in the Upper West Side. The host of “The View” really likes living in The Big Apple since this was her second purchase in the Empire State area.

Earlier on in September 2016, she had spent $4.75 million on a Sag Harbor house. It seems the Williamsburg native fancied a shorter commute to work, which led to her decision to buy the second 1,314-square-foot three-bedroom condo just four blocks away from the ABC studio where “The View” is filmed. In 2021, Behar emphatically shut down reports and rumors of her retiring from “The View.”

Oprah Winfrey – Est. $52 Million, California

Although she was knocked off the Forbes 400 list of wealthiest figures in 2021, Oprah Winfrey is still sitting pretty on her $3.5 billion fortune. The media mogul has an extensive portfolio of investments in residential and commercial spaces and has multi-million dollar holdings in Montecito, Telluride, and Chicago.

When Winfrey first stepped into her now-home in Montecito, California, in 2010, she was merely a visitor at a party who instantly fell in love with the lavish estate. Although the mansion was not strictly for sale, she wasted no time in snagging it up for an estimated $52 million nonetheless.

Meghan McCain – Price Undisclosed, Los Angeles

Meghan McCain must fancy traveling across the United States in earnest since the television presenter, columnist, and author has several homes across the country in cities like Washington D.C., New York, and Los Angeles. Her place in the City of Angels is an adorable one-bedroom loft that features open living space and a uniquely textured kitchen counter.

Before the birth of her first baby daughter, Liberty, in 2020, McCain and her husband, Ben Domenech, would spend most of their time traveling between Los Angeles and New York. In July 2021, McCain announced her departure from “The View,” having served as a producer on the ABC show since 2008.

Eddie Murphy – $85 Million, Hollywood Hills

In 2021, fans of Eddie Murphy rejoiced as the comedy legend finally treated them to the long-awaited sequel “Coming 2 America.” In his usual hilarious fashion, Murphy brought back the iconic characters of Prince Akeem, Clarence, and Saul. They had made the original 1988 film “Coming to America” somewhat of a cultural phenomenon.

Since he is one of the highest-paid actors in Hollywood, it also makes sense that Murphy owns one of the most expensive homes in the neighborhood. After purchasing it in 2001 for $10 million, the comedy supremo then spent another $20 million to fit a pool, spa, cinema, and even a bowling alley in the residence.

Tina Turner – Price Undisclosed, Nice, France

Tina Turner made headlines in October 2021 when she decided to sell off her music catalog to BMG. The contract also saw the music publishing company own Turner’s name, likeness, and image, along with a music catalog that spans 60 years and includes classical hits like “Nutbush City Limits” and “The Best.”

With the reported $50 million paycheck from BMG, Turner can now afford to buy even more Roman and Greek antiquities, European furnishings, and expensive music memorabilia for her home on the French Riviera. The “What’s Love Got to Do With It” singer has owned her lavish home on Lake Zurich since the mid-80s.

Wesley Snipes – Est. $4.1 Million, Alpine

In 2021, Wesley Snipes partnered up with comedy genius Kevin Hart as the two worked on the production of their powerful Netflix Drama “True Story.” The mini stars Hart as a world-famous stand-up comedian who, along with Snipes’s character, makes a stop at his hometown in Philadelphia during a comedy tour, but the duo is soon faced with a life and death situation.

In 2014, Snipes and his wife Nikki Park sold their massive home in Alpine for a price close to $4.125 million. The sale came in the wake of the “Blade” actor’s release in 2013 after his controversial legal troubles over unpaid taxes.

DR. Phil- $5.75 Million, Beverly Hills

In 2021, Dr. Phillip Calvin McGraw celebrated 20 years on television—a memorable milestone indeed. Apart from staying at the helm of his long-running television show “Dr.Phil,” in 2021, he also executive-produced the first season of “House Calls with Dr. Phil” while also starring in the animated film “Bug Therapy” as a voice actor playing Dr. Pill, a bug therapist.

In January 2020, McGraw listed his spacious Beverly Hills pad on the market at $5.75 million. The five-bedroom, six-bathroom estate has some peculiar features. This place is quite spooky indeed, from a snake-clad stairwell, guns in showcase cabinets, and curse words painted on the walls.

Samuel L. Jackson – EST. $13 Million, New York

In 2021, rapper Drake joined actor Samuel L. Jackson as one of the backers of street food restaurant Dave’s Hot Chicken. The vendor specializes in Nashville-style hot chicken along with sliders and tenders. The business also has other celebrity investors on board, including former California first lady Maria Shriver and former NFL player Michael Strahan.

When he’s not wowing audiences with his emotionally charged, expletive-laden performances on the screen, the “Snakes On A Plane” actor hangs his hat at his New York apartment. Jackson put his 3,000-square-foot, four-bedroom condo on the market in 2018 with a $13 million asking price.

Kevin James & Steffiana De La Cruz- $14 Million, Delray Beach, Florida

Kevin James might have lost out on reprising his role as Frankenstein in “Hotel Transylvania 4” in 2021, but the New York native still managed to churn out hits like “All In” and “The Crew.” When it comes to his home, the “Paul Blart: Mall Cop” actor must really fancy the Delray Beach area since he bought yet another property in the neighborhood in early 2021.

Located in a private gated community, James and his wife Steffiana De La Cruz bought their oceanfront compound with a five-car garage and six bedrooms. The massive home features sprawling grounds, an elevator, and a state-of-the-art CCTV system to monitor the premises.

Guy Fieri — Est. $1.1 Million, Santa Rosa

He might be on top of the world in the culinary industry, but Guy Fieri has no plans of slowing down any time soon. Case in point—the celebrity chef was the executive producer and star of six television series on television in 2021. No, your ears didn’t deceive you; we said six.

The lineup includes T.V. shows like “Burger Truck Brawl,” “Guy’s Ranch Kitchen,” “Tournament of Champions,” and “Guy’s Grocery Games.” He might live in flavortown on the television screen, but in real life, Fieri has a 6,000-square-foot estate in Northern California, which is home to his wife Lori and their two sons, Ryder and Hunter.

Willie Nelson — Price Undisclosed, Spicewood Ranch, Texas

Despite being in the business for more than six decades, music legend Willie Nelson is still going strong. The Abbott, Texas native was back on the road and making the crowds dance to his tunes in 2021 when he headlined the Outlaw Music Festival in September.

He made the first of 14 stops at Saratoga Performing Arts Center, sharing the stage with fellow musicians Sturgill Simpson, Gov’t Mule, Margo Price, and the like. When he’s not strumming his Martin N-20 nylon-string acoustic guitar on the road, Nelson kicks back at his 800-acre Spicewood Ranch in Texas.

Dennis Rodman – $2.35 Million, Orange County

OG NBA fans and viewers might remember Dennis Rodman’s infamous 1998 alcohol-infused bender in Las Vegas during the NBA finals. In 2021, Lionsgate and Lord Miller picked up the story, and the film studio announced it would be making a feature film showcasing Rodman’s rebellious two-day vacation that eventually made him an NBA legend while his team, the Chicago Bulls, were on the cusp of their second championship.

In 2018, the NBA icon’s former home in Orange County hit the market at $2.35 million. The 5,000-square-foot five-bedroom home was purchased by Rodman in the ’90s before offloading it one year later for $1.1 million.

Clint Eastwood – $9.75 Million, Pebble Beach

In early 2017, Clint Eastwood put up his estate in Pebble Beach, California, on the market at $9.75 million. The ranch has been meticulously restored and is somewhat of a haven for nature lovers with its peaceful neighborhood and natural greenery.

The filmmaker first purchased Mission Rach back when he was drafted as a recruit after working as a lumberjack. Apart from its six bedrooms, the 1920s home also boasts a picturesque view of the Monterey coastline and the sea. In October 2021, Eastwood won a $6.1 million lawsuit after taking a Lithuanian company to court for using his likeness in an ad campaign without permission.

Bruce Willis –  $10M Brentwood

Bruce Willis is an established action movie star, and he has appeared in over a hundred films over a career spanning decades. His first major role was in the ’80s in the comedy-drama series “Moonlighting.” His work in the action movie franchise “Die Hard” is iconic and established Willis as an action hero.

He lives in Brentwood, California, with his wife, Emma Penn, and their two daughters. He and his family purchased the luxurious home in 2019. The house has seven bedrooms, a home gym, a home theatre, and a chef’s kitchen, and not to mention, it’s on a massive piece of land where you can go for long walks.

August Alsina – $10K/Month,  Bell Canyon, California

August Alsina, an R&B musician, has had his share of ups and downs, including being evicted from his mansion in 2019. According to The Blast, the “No Love” singer was sued by Robert Howard, the landlord of his Ventura County residence, who claimed Alsina was overdue on rent by $20k.

According to the lawsuit, the artist leased the 6-bedroom, 7-bathroom home in Bell Canyon, California in 2016. Alsina promised to pay $10k each month but is said to have stopped paying in February of that year. Howard said he gave August a three-day notice before suing to evict him.

Wyatt Russell – $1.725 Million, Sherman Oaks, California

Renowned for being the son of Hollywood heavyweights Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russel, Wyatt Russel has also managed to carve an acting career for himself. The former pro hockey goaltender has also had roles in films like “Overlord” and as John Walker in the series “The Falcon and the Winter Soldier.”

With such a successful career, he was also able to accumulate a string of wealth and assets that once included this 1930s style Spanish home in Sherman Oaks. The residence comes with three bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, and a modern kitchen with stainless steel appliances. It went on the market for $1,829 million.

Ann Coulter — Est. $577K, Upper East Side, NYC

In March of 2016, conservative social and political commentator Ann Coulter managed to fork out an estimated $577K for a co-op in the Upper East Side. Located on 12 East 87th Street, the sale of the two-bedroom loft was considered to be way below market price, as experts deemed its market value to be somewhere in the $1.8 million ball-park.

The 1,400 square-foot abode’s highlights include its high ceilings, a library, and a wood-burning fireplace. In August 2021, it was announced that actress Cobie Smulders would play Coulter in F.X.’s popular political drama “Impeachment: American Crime Story.”

Kathy Griffin – $14 Million, Bel-Air

In December 2020, Kathy Griffin managed to offload her magnificent home in Los Angeles for the princely sum of $14 million after several months of listing it. The 13,400 square-foot Mediterranean-style villa is home to eight bedrooms, 12 bathrooms, along with an infinity pool that can hold some 25,000 gallons of water.

Located in the gated, private community of Bel-Air Crest, the residence was first purchased by Griffin in 2016 for a relatively modest $10.5 million. In 2021, she appeared in the sixth season of “Crank Yankers” as Janice.

Rachel Maddow – Est. 650K, Western Massachusetts

Rachel Maddow became a prominent figure in American television thanks to her work as the host of MSNBC’s “The Rachel Maddow Show.” With her incredible $35 million net worth, the media presenter didn’t mind forking out her millions for a getaway home in Western Massachusetts.

According to some reports, the New York Times bestselling author paid an estimated $650k for the 11.86-acre two-bedroom, pre-civil war Colonial-style residence in 2013. In early 2021, Maddow sold her apartment in Manhattan for $2.3 million after purchasing it with her partner Susan Mikula in 2010.

Wolf Blitzer — Est. $1.34 Million, Bethesda, Maryland

Located in Bethesda, Maryland, a modest, two-story loft is where “The Situation Room” presenter Wolf Blitzer and his wife Lynn Greenfield call home. According to land records, the news anchor purchased the adorable home in 1989 for $710k and lived there for the entirety of his 26-year stint at CNN.

Situated one block away from the Congressional Country Club, the residence is estimated to be worth $1.34 million, according to some sources. In 2021, Blitzer shared his wealth of knowledge and experience with the outgoing class of 2020 and 2021 graduates in a commencement address at the University of New Hampshire.

Geraldo Rivera – Est. $2.8 Million, Ohio

In 2017, multiple outlets reported that Geraldo Rivera, the outspoken conservative reporter and presenter, and his wife Erica had moved into a 12,800-square-foot home in Ohio. Located on Shaker Heights, Rivera revealed in an interview that the residence was his wife’s favorite home to look at and dream about when she was growing up in Hermitage.

Sitting on 1.4 acres, Rivera also uses the home as his office, broadcasting his television and radio shows from his home studio. In 2021, he inked another multi-year deal with Fox News, which meant that one of the network’s longest-tenured T.V. personalities would be sticking around for at least a few more years.

Bill O’Reilly – $7.65 Million, Long Island

In 2014, Fox News host Bill O’Reilly gave his neighbors quite the scare when he demolished a classic cottage building in Long Island to give the entire landscape a makeover and build a mansion on it instead. The news anchor reportedly bought the place in 2013 after he managed to negotiate the price from its original $8.5 million ask down to a reasonable $7.65 million.

Located on a breathtaking slice of land that overlooks the Atlantic Ocean, the mansion sits on a 1.5-acre plot and features a pool, spa, and a massive balcony. In 2020, O’Reilly signed with WABC to host “Common Sense with Bill O’Reilly.”

Don Lemon — $3.1 Million, Sag Harbor, Long Island, NY

As the host of “Don Lemon Tonight,” CNN news host Don Lemon bags a $4 million paycheck according to FilmDaily. That means the Louisiana native did not have to dig deep into his pockets when he doled out $3.1million for a home in Sag Harbor.

The 2,750-square-foot cottage encompasses its four bedrooms and has plenty of living space for Lemon and his fiance, Tim Malone. In 2021, the Emmy Award-winning journalist attended the B. PHL Innovation Festival as a keynote speaker in an event that aimed to focus on collaboration, unity, discovery, learning, and innovation.

Shepard Smith — Est. $4.9 Million, New York

In 2017, Fox News presenter Shepard Smith listed his NYC condo up for sale at $4.9 million. The Mississippi-born news pundit had originally bought the two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment in May 2004 for merely $1.875 million.

The swanky, 2,341-square-foot pad features custom cabinets, 13-foot ceilings, and a jacuzzi. It is located in The Greenwich, a 12-story apartment building in Greenwich Village, New York City. After his sudden exit from Fox News and an impromptu hiatus from the screen, which would last for nearly a year, Smith finally made his triumphant return to news media with CNBC in September 2020.

Lester Holt – Est. $6.4 Million, Manhattan, New York

We might always see him in a suit with a collar mic stuck to his chest while a show producer screams in his earpiece, but when it’s time to hang his hat, Lester Holt unwinds at his New York apartment. At least that’s what he did up until he listed the sprawling condo in Manhattan up for sale at $6.4 million in 2017.

In 2007, the NBC host and his wife Carol Hagen-Holt purchased the stylish park-fronting apartment for only $3.322 million. Fun fact: his wife was, in fact, one of the real estate agents involved in the negotiations! In 2021, Holt was inducted into the NAB Hall Of Fame.

Bill Hemmer – Est. $1.75 Million, New York

After ten years at CNN, Bill Hemmer left the news network in June 2005 to join the roster at Fox News. During this period, he also invested an estimated $1.75 million when buying a 2,544-square-foot home in Sag Harbor, New York, that sits on an area greater than two acres.

The Long Island two-story building has four bedrooms and three bathrooms, sprawling lawns, French doors, and an outdoor pool. In 2021, Fox News changed its daytime shows’ lineup, which meant Hemmer would now host “America’s Newsroom” at 9 AM/ET, alongside his co-anchor Dana Perino.

Dana Perino – Price Undisclosed, South Carolina

Although her work duties mean Dana Perino spends most of her time in New York City, she heads over to Palmetto Bluff for some much-needed downtime. With its peaceful blue waters, oak trees, Spanish moss, and natural grass, the South Carolina estate is the perfect destination to detox from her busy city life.

Perino rose to fame serving under former U.S. President George W. Bush as a White House Press Secretary from 2007 to 2009 before finding her feet as a pundit on news networks. In October 2021, Perino attended the annual Georgia Christian School banquet as the event’s featured speaker.

Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos – Est. $27 Million, New York

After selling their SoHo home for $20 million, Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos relocated to a $27 million townhouse in New York City. When Ripa shared a glimpse of her home on Instagram, viewers were blown away by her lavish furnishings and home decor.

Located on East 76th Street, the gorgeous 7,796 square-foot compound offers a large living space with five bedrooms and six bathrooms, along with a stylish rooftop garden. After a seven-episode hiatus, Ripa finally reunited with her long-time host Ryan Seacrest on “Live with Kelly and Ryan” in June 2021, much to the delight of fans who were delighted to see the co-hosts back in action.

Chris Wallace — Price Undisclosed, Washington, DC

Spread over 8,400 square feet and boasting five bedrooms and eight bedrooms is Chris Wallace’s home in Washington, D.C. The veteran journalist lives in D.C.’s Kalorama neighborhood in a residence that, although its price has not been disclosed, does feature a wine cellar with a capacity of 1,500 bottles and a studio for broadcasts and live interviews.

When Wallace is looking to escape from his busy Washington lifestyle, he retreats to the peace and quiet of his second home near Annapolis. In September 2021, Wallace published his highly-anticipated and politically charged book “Countdown Bin Laden.”

Anderson Cooper — Est. $2.4 Million, The Hamptons

As it turns out, Anderson Cooper has owned not one but two lakefront estates in the uber-rich Hamptons neighborhood. The renowned journalist has also owned expensive homes in New York City, Brazil, and Connecticut.

Although Cooper has since sold both of his Hamptons homes, his former 3,654 square-foot five-bedroom, five-and-a-half bathroom home was an absolute masterpiece. Sadly, he offloaded the cottage-style abode in 2015 for a reported $2.4 million. Despite having $200 million to his name, Cooper made headlines in 2021 when he announced he would not be leaving his son much of an inheritance.

Martha MacCallum – Price Undisclosed, Massachusetts

When her dream house went on the market for sale in 2011, Martha MacCallum wasted no time procuring the beautiful 1960s Colonial-style home. After the purchase, the former “America’s Newsroom” co-anchor redesigned the entire place with a new interior, paint, fabric, and furniture.

Located over Oyster Pond, the home has a mesmerizing view of the peaceful waters, making for a great summer retreat for MacCallum and her family. In 2021, the Fox News host came back to host her popular segment “The Story with Martha MacCallum” for a third year.

Brit Hume – $1.35 Million, Virginia

In 2018, Fox News analyst Brit Hume and his wife Kim put their country home in Virginia on the market before selling it for $1.35 million later that same year in the Fall. In February 2021, the couple offloaded their two-floor, three-bedroom apartment in Arlington, Virginia, for $1.7 million.

Located near Hume in Northern Fauquier, their former four-bedroom country home, dubbed Buck Run Farm, was originally built in 2001 and features two ponds. On September 29, Hume addressed the audience at Grove City College for the “The Press and Free Society” event to have a one-on-one discussion with GCC President Paul J. McNulty on the state of news media.

Greta Van Susteren – $3.195 Million, New York

Two months after her surprise resignation from her duties as an “On the Record” anchor at Fox News, Greta Van Susteren put her beautiful New York condo on the market for $3.195 million. The two-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bathroom apartment is located in the upmarket Times Square neighborhood of Midtown Manhattan.

The condo had initially been purchased in June 2006 by Susteren and her husband John P. Coale for a reported $2.57 million. In mid-2021, the couple sold their 1.67-acre property in Bethesda for $2.87 million. The pair had lived in the Pembroke Rd home for nearly two years before they decided to put it on the market.

Mo Rocca – Price Undisclosed, Greenwich Village, New York

When it comes to conversation pieces in your living room, Mo Rocca has everyone else beat with his extensive collection of presidential memorabilia. Before moving to his co-op in Greenwich Village, the CBS correspondent would go from one place to another as he lived in various rentals in Chelsea.

In 2012, Rocca moved into a two-bedroom co-op in New York, as he was looking for a place to hang his hat. On his very first visit, he was immediately smitten by its picturesque view overlooking the High Victorian Gothic Jefferson Market Library. In 2021, Rocca headlined an episode of the fifth season of “Circle Round” to discuss the laws of nature.

Rachael Ray — Est. $4.7 Million, Hamptons

From her delicious recipes and popular kitchen cookware to her entrepreneurial wizardry in the world of fashion, Rachael Ray is undoubtedly a success story. In early 2021, she revealed that she would be moving back to her New York home after she was done rebuilding it.

Ray and her husband John Cusimano lost their beautiful home in the Adirondacks region near Lake Vanare in August 2020 after it had been destroyed due to a fire and reduced to ashes. In 2021, the Glens Falls native brushed off challenges in her personal life to host the 16th season of “The Rachel Ray Show.”

Pat Sajak – $699K, Glendale

Pat Sajak’s former home in Glendale has changed hands several times since the “Wheel of Fortune” star and his former wife offloaded it. According to public records, the home was sold by Sajak’s ex-wife Sherill for $425k in 2010, more than two decades after she was awarded the home in a settlement following their 1986 divorce.

Sitting on a double lot, the two-story, four-bedroom villa was back on the market in November 2011 and once again 2014 with a $699k price tag. In 2021, Sajak signed a new deal that will see him stay on as the host and consulting producer of “Wheel of Fortune” until 2024.

Melissa Gilbert – Est. $1 Million, Michigan

After spending the first five years of their marriage at their home in Michigan, Melissa Gilbert and her husband Timothy Busfield announced in 2018 that they would be leaving. Before their departure, in the Summer of 2018, the “Little House on the Prairie” actress had even arranged for an estate sale at their house on the Livingston County prairie, although the sale was later canceled.

Later, the couple moved to a farmhouse in New York, where Gilbert spends her time shoveling dirt and working on the farm. Since their move, Gilbert has somewhat shied away from the spotlight, with her last acting credit coming in 2019 with “When We Last Spoke.”

Jay Leno – Est. $13.5 Million, Rhode Island

When it comes to spending his riches, there’s only one thing that comes even remotely close to Jay Leno’s love for classic, expensive cars—expensive homes. The former late-night talk show host and Mavis, his wife of 40 years, bought their sprawling estate in Newport, Rhode Island, for a reported $13.5 million.

The oceanfront residence sits on nine acres and boasts a stunning 360-degree view of the surrounding countryside and the ocean. The sixth season of “Jay Leno’s Garage” premiered in September 2021 on CNBC and features celebrities like Drew Carey, Tim Allen, Mark Cuban, Kelly Clarkson, and Tiffany Haddish, among others.

Dana Bash – Price Undisclosed, Northwest D.C.

Based in Washington, D.C., Dana Bash is pretty active in political and journalism spheres as a correspondent for CNN. When it was time to buy her own digs in a sleepy block in Northwest DC, Bash was immediately drawn to the swimming pool, outdoor patio, manicured lawns, and beautiful flowerpots of one particular home.

The news anchor later collaborated with designer Melissa Broffman to give the place her personal touch and also make it an accomodating environment for her toddler son. In early 2021, Bash joined Jake Tapper as the two co-anchored their CNN segment “State of the Union” together.

George Strait — $7.5 Million, San Antonio, Texas

After 30 successful shows as a part of his “Strait To Vegas” concert in 2021, George Strait then proceeded to add more shows for the month of December at the T-Mobile arena, even hinting at a special guest appearance from Caitlyn Smith. The King of Country also rocked the city of Austin when he performed at the 2021 ACL Fest.

In early 2021, the Country artist put his Adobe Mansion in Texas up for sale at a hefty $7.5 million. Strait and his wife Norma had previously commissioned one of the most famous architects in the Southwest to build the 7,925-square-foot masterpiece that sat on 12 acres of private land.

Randy Jackson – $1.9 Million, Tarzana

Since he has gotten back in shape, Randy Jackson has been an active proponent of staying fit. On September 23, 2021, the music legend teamed up with Unify Health Labs to inaugurate their “National Go With Your Gut Day” to promote healthy living and keeping your body in check.

In September 2014, the former “American Idol” judge lost $825k when he sold his Tarzana Home, according to Forbes. After originally purchasing the residence in 2005 for $2.725 million, the Grammy-winning musician and producer would later sell the 5,878 square-foot five-bedroom, eight-bathroom home in 2014 for merely $1.9 million. Ouch.

Judge Mathis — Est. $4 Million, California

In 2021, Greg Mathis celebrated 23 seasons of his reality-based court show “Judge Mathis.” The 23rd iteration of the popular series premiered in September 2021. Prior to the show’s premiere, Mathis also announced his plans of building affordable houses and community centers for low-income households in the Detroit area.

After selling off his place in Tarzana for $3.1 million, Judge Mathis then had his eye on a contemporary-style home in Bel-Air. With its four bedrooms, Italian decor, and an outdoor pool with a patio, the mansion is seemingly worth its $4 million price tag.

Matt Lauer — $43.9 Million, Sag Harbor, N.Y.

After years without any luck, Matt Lauer relisted his Hamptons home in 2021. Despite the lack of interest from potential customers, the former news pundit refused to budge on the price and continued to ask for an outlandish sum of $43.9 million for the 12-bedroom abode.

Complete with its manicured gardens and lush lawns that sprawl across six acres, the home has been upgraded over the years with luxurious amenities like a 60-foot heated pool, a private deep-water dock, and a state-of-the-art gym facility. Since his controversial exit from NBC’s “The Today Show” in 2017, Lauer has been laying low and rarely makes any public appearances.

Judge Judy – $9 Million, Newport, Rhode Island

In October 2021, Judge Judy Sheindlin returned to the television screen with the trailer of her court-themed reality series “Judy Justice” on IMDb T.V. After starring in the popular series “Judge Judy” for more than a decade, she ended her 25-year partnership with CBS Media Ventures before starring with her granddaughter Sarah Rose in “Judy Justice.”

Given that Sheindlin has an extensive $50 million investment portfolio when it comes to land-based assets, there are several residences to choose from if she is in the mood to travel. In 2018, she bought her primary residence, a beautiful 14,912-square-foot six-bedroom home in Newport, for a surprisingly reasonable $9 million.