Mad dashes to packed parties are out, as New York City landmarks sit empty. Shopping bags from designers are traded in for masks. And reunions are relegated to homes. The real world has intruded on the Real Housewives. Season 13 of “The Real Housewives of New York” is set to premiere Tuesday on Bravo, but it’s definitely not the “RHONY” you’re used to.
Inside Kirstie Alley’s Los Feliz Mansion That She Sold For $7.8 Million
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The house was constructed in 1931 and features a number of luxurious amenities
She bought the property for about $3 million in 2000 and sold it for $7.8 million this year
Kirstie Alley secured a huge profit from her six-bedroom estate in Los Feliz, Los Angeles, after reaching an agreement with a buyer this week.
The “Look Who’s Talking” star sold the property for $7.8 million, which is way more than the $2.998 million she spent to purchase it back in 2000, The Hollywood Reporter has learned.
Represented by Deasy Penner Podley, the mansion was sold in an off-market sale. But it’s important to note that when Alley listed the property in late 2018, she was asking for $11.97 million. In May 2019, she decided to lower the price to $10.75 million.
November 2007: Donald Trump Jr. and Kimberly Guilfoye ran in the same circles before they started dating.
Donald Trump Jr. and Vanessa Trump (left) posed with Kimberly Guilfoyle (second from right) at an event in New York City in November 2007.
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Guilfoyle and Trump Jr. were introduced by mutual friends and were photographed together at events in New York City in 2007 and 2008. At the time, they were in other relationships.
Guilfoyle was married to Democratic politician Gavin Newsom from 2001 to 2006, and she was first lady of San Francisco during his time as mayor. After they divorced, she married businessman Eric Villency in 2006 and had a son in 2007. The couple divorced in 2009.
Kirstie Alley Slammed Over Rant About Trump’s Permanent Suspension From Twitter
01/09/21 AT 12:50 PM
Kirstie Alley is furious that President Trump has been permanently banned from Twitter. However, her Twitter rant comparing the suspension to slavery resulted in a wave of backlash.
On Saturday, Alley shared several tweets slamming tech companies over their decision to silence Trump.
“ALL people should be concerned is the KEY here. It’s true, the average person will no longer have a platform to speak their views. This is called SLAVERY. This censorship proves BIG TECH now holds the keys to the chains,” she wrote.