May 24th 2024.
It seems that Kendrick Lamar is putting all rumors to rest about him living the single life in New York City. According to Architectural Digest, the Grammy and Pulitzer Prize-winning rapper is on the verge of finalizing a deal for a 16,000-square-foot estate in the Brentwood community of Los Angeles. This $40 million purchase will become the most expensive sale in the neighborhood this year, if everything goes through as planned.
The property is currently owned by Viet Dinh, the former chief legal and policy officer at Fox Corporation, and his wife Jennifer Ashworth Dinh. They purchased the home in 2019 for $19.5 million, but the extent of their renovations is currently unknown since the deal has not been disclosed.
The lavish mansion boasts eight bedrooms, fifteen bathrooms, and sits on one acre of land. It also includes a guest house, a swimming pool with a spa, an outdoor kitchen, and a cabana. Inside, the farmhouse-style mansion offers a tiered movie theater, a gym, a wood-paneled wine room, and luxurious dressing rooms.
The primary suite features a double-sided fireplace, vaulted ceilings, and an en-suite bathroom with dual sinks. It also has a private balcony that overlooks the backyard. A separate outdoor corridor connects the main house to the backyard and features yet another fireplace. Additionally, there is a separate section of the home that boasts a spa-like bathroom, complete with a massage room, sauna, and steam room.
This new home is the perfect size for Kendrick, his longtime fiancée Whitney Alford, and their two children. The notoriously private rapper has recently had his personal life brought into the spotlight during his highly-publicized rap feud with Drake.
In Drake's diss track aimed at Kendrick, titled "Family Matters," the Toronto rapper accused Kendrick of living in New York City without his fiancée to enjoy the single life. He also questioned their nearly 10-year engagement and speculated that they may never get married.
Kendrick responded with his chart-topping hit, "Not Like Us," which has taken the music industry by storm. While many consider Kendrick the winner of the feud, some believe that Drake's mention of Kendrick's supposed bachelor lifestyle may have struck a chord, given his reported new purchase.
Regardless of the feud, Kendrick's new home is sure to provide a luxurious and comfortable space for him and his family. And with his latest album, "Damn," soaring on the Billboard charts, it seems that Kendrick's personal and professional lives are both thriving.
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