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searching for their perfect home for their blended family, it seems they finally found it. The two lovebirds are in contract to shell out out more than $50 million for a massive Bel-Air, Los Angeles, abode spanning nearly 20,000 square feet, according to TMZ.And it looks like, despite the hefty price to be paid, they’re still snagging a deal for the gigantic property, which will offer plenty of room for their children to play.The property first went up for sale in February for a whopping $65 million.In 2016, Todd Lemkin, a Texas hedge fund manager, purchased the traditional home for $27.6 million.

“Fresh Prince” reboot “Bel-Air,” she had come off a heavy role and told her manager she wanted to play someone who was rich and beautiful. She wanted lighter fare.“That’s it, I don’t wanna do any more sad stories about black people,” she told me on this week’s episode of “Renaissance Man.” “I’m like, ‘I’m done. I don’t [want to] be crying in the street over my dead black boy.

cut down to $5.79 million before being taken off the market.As of Monday, though, it’s back and looking for an owner at the new, more modest price of $4.9 million. Emmett, 52 — who also produced 2013’s “2 Guns,” has appeared on the Bravo reality hit “Vanderpump Rules” and shares a 2-year-old daughter with the show’s star, Lala Kent — is moving because he’s found a much larger property farther west, an insider told The Post.The two-story home, which measures in at 4,276 square feet, is chicly designed with floor-to-ceiling windows (including a full wall of them in the living room), vaulted ceilings and hardwood floors courtesy of Bravolebrity Jeff Lewis, who fully remodeled the space four years ago. The “Flipping Out” celebrity’s work included renovating the kitchen, which now boasts white cabinets galore, a huge over-sink window and a white island in the center of the space. The main entry and living area lead directly into the kitchen, which in turn heads directly into the dining room. Outside, a freshly resurfaced pickleball court is sandwiched by a bar-equipped dining area on one side and a pool on the other. All four bedrooms have ensuite baths and there’s an additional powder room — as well as mountain, canyon and ocean views throughout. “Bel-Air is one of the best neighborhoods in California, if not the best,” listing rep Sasha Kaplan Pollak, of Coldwell Banker Realty, who’s once again marketing this property alongside colleague David Kessler, previously told The Post. “Surrounded by great people and breathtaking views.

appearing in the 11th season of “The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills,” giving viewers a rare glimpse into her personal life.And now she is taking fans on a tour of her festive Bel Air home, decorated with all the holiday trimmings — and then some.“I normally start decorating in October,” Hilton, 62, told Architectural Digest in an interview, “then keep adding until December.”According to the famous mom of Paris, 40, and Nicky, 38, she thinks about the Christmas season all year long.Her

cohabitate with a lover — but he’s just invested $27.5 million in a Bel Air mansion for him and his girlfriend, 40-year-old “Titans” actress Minka Kelly. The sleek, 11,000-square-foot mansion at 14930 Corona Del Mar has six bedrooms, eight full bathrooms and three half-bathrooms, all with views of the Santa Monica Mountains and the Pacific Ocean, according to a Wall Street Journal report in September, when the house was still for sale. The couple are “making plans for a future together” in their

accepted an offer on Jan. 3 for a whopping $10.5 million. She purchased the 5,572-square-foot estate in the LA neighborhood for $5.9 million back in 2010, during the third year of her hit E! talk show “Chelsea Lately.”The stand-up comic, best-selling author and Netflix documentarian has said it was the first home she ever purchased.

Televised talent show tycoon Nigel Lythgoe has slung his posh and pedigreed, circa-1930s residence in L.A.’s tony Bel Air neighborhood up for sale with an asking price of $13 million.

Low-profile tech entrepreneur George Ruan became an overnight billionaire earlier this year when Honey, the electronic coupon-clipping browser extension he co-founded with Ryan Hudson in 2012, was sold to PayPal for $4 billion in cash. That unprecedented mega-deal ranks as the biggest tech acquisition in Los Angeles history, easily eclipsing the $2 billion that Facebook paid for Oculus VR back in 2014. (Despite the sale, Ruan continues to officially lead the Honey team.)

Over the summer of 2018, married cosmetics moguls Jerrod Blandino and Jeremy Johnson sold their glam 1930s Beverly Hills home — once featured on the cover of Elle Decor — and eventually went hunting for a substantial residential upgrade. The longtime business and life partners found what they were seeking in the form of a historic, ballers-only estate in prime Bel Air.

An enviably private estate that borders the pristine greens of the ultra-prestigious Bel-Air Country Club, long owned by actor/director JoBeth Williams and director/producer John Pasquin, has come to market with an eye-catching price tag a smidgen under $30 million. Property records indicate the married showbiz veterans have owned the mostly flat and fully landscaped 2.5-acre spread since 1997.

A lovingly preserved Spanish Colonial-style home sited in prime East Gate Bel Air has popped up for sale, flaunting a hefty $17.45 million asking price. Sited just a short hop above Sunset Boulevard and originally built in 1928, the estate was co-designed by Wallace Neff and John Byers — two of the most acclaimed architects of that era — and sports a notable Hollywood pedigree.

Much to the chagrin of nosy passersby and squawking neighbors, Salma Hayek is officially no longer a Bel Air resident. The Academy Award-nominated Mexican actor and her French multibillionaire tycoon husband François-Henri Pinault started 2020 off fresh, officially moving out of their longtime L.A. house this past weekend. An entire cavalcade of moving trucks and accompanying army of contracted workers assisted in their residential exit, causing some traffic congestion on the local roads.