From the City of Angels to Sin City: 10 Celebs Who Left Hollywood for Vegas

From the City of Angels to Sin City: 10 Celebs Who Left Hollywood for Vegas

It is so common for celebrities to live in Los Angeles or Hollywood since that is where the majority of movies are filmed. Just because it is common to live there as a famous person, it doesn’t mean that celebrities would prefer to live there after reaching higher levels of fame. Las Vegas is a great alternate city to move to the people who still want to be close enough to Hollywood, yet in a place that is actually a lot more fun.

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The flight between Los Angeles and Hollywood is only about an hour so the distance isn’t anything too crazy. Las Vegas is known for being the playground of the United States and on top of that, it is also a lot more reasonably affordable. These are some celebrities who have purchased mansions in Las Vegas over the years.

10 Celine Dion

Celine Dion actually has mansions all over the place, including Las Vegas, Nevada. Some of the other locations include Florida, Quebec, Paris. It made sense for her to own property in Las Vegas because of the residency she had there in 2011. She consistently performed at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace for her fans and her show was a major success. She ultimately did 427 with her final performance taking place in 2019.

9 Floyd Mayweather

Floyd Mayweather is known for being a boxing champion! Over the years of his career in the boxing industry, he has become one of the most well-known names ever. He started competing in 1996 and continued fighting until 2015. He let boxing go until 2017 when he came out of retirement for one single come-back fight. The mansion he bought for himself in Western Las Vegas is worth $10 million. He went forward with purchasing the mansion in 2018. The estate is 16,357 square feet.

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