Less than a week after announcing they were expecting their third child, Chrissy Teigen and John Legend have listed their spectacular, Beverly Hills mansion for $23.95 million. And thanks to the wonderful source that is Instagram, we can practically go on our very own house tour.
Bless modern technology.
The couple bought the 791-square-metre pad back in 2016 for $14.1 million, and live there with their two-year-old son, Miles, four-year-old daughter Luna and Teigen's mother, Vilailuck "Pepper". Their not-so-humble abode features five bedrooms, eight bathrooms and one heck of a pool area.
Oh and FYI, their pad used to belong to Rihanna who sold the house in 2009.
Watch Chrissy Teigen give Vogue US a tour of her house during her 73 Questions…
Before buying their current property, Legend and Teigen lived a one-bedroom New York loft, but moved to the West Coast just before the birth of Luna in 2015.
Here are a few photos from when the property was listed on real-estate agency, MLS…
And here is what their home looks like after Chrissy and John gave it their special Teigen/Legend touch.
Welcome to the dreamiest of kitchens...
But, like any young family, their home is also littered with toys...
Despite having a dedicated playroom...
They've also got an abundance of space for entertaining...
With the most relaxing tub...
And a very extra punching bag in their at-home gym...
What we would give to lounge around their divine pool area...
Here are some other spaces around their home, brought to you via Instagram...
This post was originally published in February 2019 and has been updated on August 21, 2020.
Feature Image: Instagram @johnlegend/@chrissyteigen
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Top Comments
I dunno, eight bathrooms vs five bedrooms just screams incontinence to me.
I thinks it’s brilliant in a big house with small children who are toilet training! A loo within ten feet at all times, perfect.
Buckets still count right?
In toilet training emergencies, I think any port (or in this case, vessel) in a storm is the rule!
Is it really a house tour if you just show a bunch of insta pics that were taken in their house? You can barely make out what some of the rooms are. (Although I do love that pink wallpaper in the second last pic. And they have the cutest kids in the planet. Well second cutest actually, after my nephews.)