Cast member of the "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills," Adrienne Maloof and her husband, plastic surgeon Paul Nassif, are putting their California home on the market for $26 million.
According to The Wall Street Journal, the couple wants to sell their Beverly Hills family property because they are divorcing.
The French Chateau-style home, designed by architect Richard Landry is located in the upper-crust community of Beverly Park spans almost 20,000 square feet with eight bedrooms and 11 bathrooms.
The house spreads across two acres and includes a movie theatre, a two-story office-and-library area, as well as a pool, a tennis court, a guesthouse, a guest apartment, a wide array of over-the-top amenities including a media room, wine cellar and a Alice-in-Wonderland landscaping.
The soon to be divorced couple bought the home in May 2004 for $12.7 million according to public records and is now asking for more than double of what they originally paid for it.
The couple moved into the Beverly Hills home after they got married in 2002.
According to TMZ, this was a joint decision to sell the house and has no ties to Maloof obtaining temporary custody of their children.
Maloof won the temporary custody battle of their three boys yesterday, after she claimed Nassif choked one of them. Nassif denied all of the allegations.
According to Peoples magazine, Maloof, who comes from an exceedingly rich and close-knit family, wed Nassif in 2002 in a lavish ceremony in the presence of over 400 guests (close friends and family) at the Beverly Hills Hotel.
Chief Executive and founder of Los Angeles real-estate firm the Agency, Mauricio Umansky, who also appears in the reality TV show has the listing of the home.
