Selling Sunset star Amanda Lynn revealed that she shares a surprising connection with famous musician Justin Bieber following her apperance on the reality series.
Amanda recently appeared on Selling Sunset – a reality show revolving around the LA real state market – as a friend of Bre Tiesi. And this week, the international agent sparked interest from fans as she claimed that she dated a resident of a famous Beverly Hills mansion – previously rented by Justin himself. And while she didn’t directly say she was romantically connected to the Baby hitmaker, some fans believe that could be what she was hinting at.
On Instagram, the successful agent gave her followers an inside look at the mansion as she showcased the $35 million property’s lavish glass-fronted mansion. The luxury residence, now up for sale on Zillow, was previously rented by the father-of-one for a short period back in 2014.
And while many guess that the 66-year-old real estate’s romantic tie could be to the Never Say Never hitmaker, there have been many famous faces tied to the lavish home. Over the years a number of famed actors, athletes, and musicians have been tied to the striking property.
Amanda Lynn© Selling Sunset/Netflix
Two residents that have been connected to the California mansion include NBA players and brothers Markeiff and Marcus Morris as well as rumors of the famed filmmaker filmmaker Alec Baldwin. And while Amanda doesn’t kiss and tell, she did give fans a peek inside the beautiful home.
The gorgeous property has 6,500 acres of and features six bedrooms, seven bathrooms, a massive six-car garage, a spa, an elevator, and is protected by a state-of-the-art security system. As for the backyard, the home overlooks breathtaking skyline of Los Angeles as well as waterfront views of the Pacific Ocean that can be enjoyed from the panoramic sail-shaped infinity pool.
Beverly Hills mansion© Los Angeles Times via Getty Images
The multi-million dollar residence has also been nicknamed “The Beverly Hills Glass House” and dubbed the “Salad Spinner House” for it’s unique design. The outside of the home was granted the name due to it’s large circular shape made up of glass and steel that resembles the vegetable-drying device. Due to the home’s fascinating architecture and famous residents, it has been a staple of local “homes of the stars” tours and of great interest to California visitors.
