Bad Bunny is the new owner of Ariana Grande’s home in the Hollywood Hills.
The Puerto Rican rapper – who split from Kendall Jenner late last year – recently bought the modest, ranch-style home from Ariana for $8.3 million, according to Robb Report.
Ariana, 30, owned the home for a relatively short time before parting ways with it – she snapped up the property in early 2021 and paid $8.9 million for it, a much larger sum than what the rapper, 29, paid.
The home was never officially put on the market, and the transaction was completed in an off-market deal.
According to Robb Report, the property is made up of ‘three contiguous parcels of land that cling to a steep hillside’ with expansive views of Los Angeles.
Bad Bunny is the new owner of Ariana Grande’s secluded home in the Hollywood Hills
Grande recently sold her modest home to the Puerto Rican rapper
Modest by celebrity standards, the property contains a cottage measuring at under 1600 square feet containing three bedrooms and two bedrooms.
The unit was constructed in 1946, but in 2020 it underwent massive renovations and currently is styled in a ‘rustic-meets-contemporary’ fashion, as described by Robb Report.
The intimate dwelling also contains a pool, two-car garage, patio, and incredible views of Los Angeles.
A long, gated driveway grants the homeowner even more privacy.
Photos of the property showcase a home surrounded by a beautifully manicured backyard and tucked into a lush hillside.
The new purchase comes not long after the rapper ended his romance with Kendall Jenner.
‘Kendall and Bad Bunny have been doing their own things lately and things slowly started to fizzle out between them,’ an insider informed Entertainment Tonight.
‘They both knew going into this that it likely wouldn’t be a forever type of relationship and that was mutually understood from the get-go.’
Photos of the property showcase a home – modest by celebrity standards – surrounded by a beautifully manicured backyard and tucked into a lush hillside
Ariana, 30, owned the home for a relatively short time before parting ways with it – she snapped up the property in early 2021 and paid $8.9 million for it, a much larger sum than what Benito, 29, paid; pictured January 2020
The source noted: ‘They have crazy busy schedules and know they’re still young and have a lot more to experience individually before settling down.’
Dismissing the idea that there was ‘any negativity between them,’ the insider maintained that ‘they still want the best for one another.’
Per the source: ‘Kendall’s family still thinks highly of him,’ adding that the Kardashian-Jenner clan ‘just want her to be with whoever makes her happy, treats her with love and respect, and someone that understands and can handle the attention that comes along with dating her with poise and grace.’
The news broke a month after Kendall posted a cryptic message that left fans asking questions about the state of her romance with Bad Bunny.
The new purchase comes not long after the rapper ended his romance with Kendall Jenner; pictured 2023
Firing up her Instagram in mid-November, she uploaded a picture of the sunset and declared: ‘what’s meant for me, will simply find me.’
The line was a reference to her recent Calvin Klein campaign, in which she teased: ‘I don’t chase, I attract. What’s meant for me will simply find me.’
Her fans duly leapt into the comments and started asking about her love life, convinced her post was a veiled jab at her boyfriend.
‘Did conejo malo hurt you??!’ wrote one, using the Spanish phrase for ‘Bad Bunny,’ who hails from Puerto Rico and performs in Spanish.
