Britney Spears Takes A Tour At Drake's YOLO Mansion, Rapper Looking To Sell After Stalker Incident
March 10 2022, Published 4:50 p.m. ET
Pop icon Britney Spears is on the hunt for a new home after ending her conservatorship, and she's got her eyes on Drake's YOLO estate.
It's been reported that Spears toured the Way 2 Sexy rapper's mansion after news dropped that he's looking to sell after dealing with alleged stalker issues in the past.
Sources close to the property report that 20 to 30 guests have toured the compound up for sale, they also confirm that Spears and her fiancé Sam Asghari were amongst a group. Caitlyn Jenner was reported to have turned the estate Tuesday.
Spears is reportedly looking to buy the $14.8M property alongside two neighboring properties to form her own ultimate compound worth around $22.2M.
Drake listed his 3-home estate Monday. The 12,500 square feet stretch of California hillside features a couple tennis courts, a swimming pool with a built-in waterfall, an outdoor bar, and even its own private home theater.
The estate is reportedly highly sought after with several serious buyers ready to place their bids by the end of the week.
Drake's Alleged Serial Stalker — Who Broke Into Rapper's Home Three Times — Loses Again In Court
Drake is ready to move on from the YOLO lifestyle after an alleged stalker got into the estate and was arrested by police.
Mesha Collins accused the rapper of invasion of privacy and claims that he's been using her name in "defamatory matters" in songs and social media post, and is currently suing the rapper for $4 billion.
Drake has since denied these claims and - after Collins made her way onto the estate on three separate occasions - police were called to remove her. After the police asked the alleged stalker to leave, she reportedly punched a cop and was arrested for battery of a police officer.
Collin's suit for $4B was denied in court by a judge after her arrest. While in court, Drake called all of the allegations against him a complete "figment of her imagination." Now, he's looking to relocate where he will feel safer from those who know where he lives.