PHOTOS: Inside Christina Aguilera's $13.5 Million Mansion
Posted on Mar 16, 2011 @ 01:45PM

Christina Aguilera is bidding farewell to her marital mansion and RadarOnline.com can take you inside the stunning multi million dollar home.
The troubled star's divorce from Jordan Bratman was finalized February 14 and she is now dating budding musician Matt Rutler. And with a $13.5 million price tag on her house Aguilera is sure to pick up another hot piece of property to carry on her new life in.
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Situated just off Sunset Strip in Beverly Hills, Aguilera's plush pink pad used to be home to Sharon and Ozzy Osbourne, but a peak inside shows how the singer made the house uniquely her own.
Adorned with animal print cushions, chandeliers and decadent decorations it looks more like a set for one of her movies, than a family home.
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Patterns rule the roost with black and white also playing a strong theme throughout.
Even her son, Max's room is over the top, with a giant man in the moon stacked from floor to ceiling and anime images painted on the wall.
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Aguilera once described the interior to her home as "gothic, burlesque, Hollywood Regency and chinoiserie elements juxtaposed with modern flourishes like graffitti artwork, Japanese anime, and kaleidoscopic rugs."
Much of her exuberant furniture was bought from Phyllis Morris’ expensive Circa Collection which sells for tens of thousands of dollars a piece.
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The 6 bedroom, 9 bathroom, 10,000 square-feet house also boasts a pool, waterfall and guest house.
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I was curious also, but the decor is hideous! She needs "Designed to sell" to come in and stage her home. The way it looks now is an expensive hot mess!
Posted Thu, 03/17/2011 - 10:07am
I was curious but my goodness that house is depressing. All the dark colors. Although they didn't show it I'm praying Max had a play room that didn't have the color black as it's main the color scheme. WOW!
Posted Thu, 03/17/2011 - 12:07am
I just went and looked through the photos. That place needs to be completely gutted first. No children can comfortably (or safely...really) live there.
Posted Wed, 03/16/2011 - 10:51pm
In the words of the Countess...Money can't buy you class.
Posted Wed, 03/16/2011 - 6:29pm