Time for some trashy...... Is this trailer park gone humongous or what. As in he is not getting any sugar unless he complies with her black widow spider insanity
death of their 18-year-old daughter in 2015...
No palace can replace that loss.
SOME MO’ FOR FREEPERS>>>>>
Jackie recently gave Click Orlando a tour of the property, showing that construction is underway.
She says that she plans to welcome guests from around the world in the spring of 2020 for a grand opening fundraiser in honor of her her late daughter Victoria.
Victoria died in 2015 of an opioid overdose.
The couple started the charity Victoria’s Voice and plans to hold a fundraiser for the grand opening of their home.
‘We’ve gotten our strength back emotionally through the healing and we’re back on track,’ Siegel told Click Orlando. ‘We know our daughter would have wanted us to finish it and do the incredible things with the charity events.’
Just three weeks ago, a fire broke out in one of the home’s elevators after a welder started the small blaze, but it did not cause structural damage.
‘I think it’s the only house in America that’s not only under construction, but under renovation, at the same time,’ Jackie said of the fire.
Workers were seen pumping concrete into one of the six pools on the property.
‘The grand pool has a waterfall that then goes into a lap pool,’ Jackie said. ‘We have the health spa, the bowling alley, the wine cellar, the servant’s quarter and some guest suites overlooking the lake.’
Jackie says the home is valued at $100million.
Built on the stupidity of millions who bought timeshares. Everyone who ever succumbed to the temptation of a “free dinner” and ended up making the worst real estate investment possible in the known universe, now gets to look at this monstrosity and say to themselves “I helped build that”.
Enjoy.
I’m glad it will be bigger than Nolan Djokovic’s new place. America is better than Serbia.
Looks cheap and out of place compared to Biltmore in North Carolina.
“billionaire timeshare mogul “
Ooooh.. I hate him already
The place looks like a hodge-podge of designs hobbled together with little aesthetic thought.
The covered portico looks like something a middle eastern monarch would include.
These monstrosities result from the fact being wealthy is no guarantee of good taste combined with the fact no one wants to tell these people no. They just agree with everything the client says and hope the project goes on for a long time so they can milk the fools for money.
A fool and his money...
I thought I saw that this place is for sale?
I saw the Queen of Versailles documentary when it was in theaters:
They went and bought TONS and tons of stuff at local stores (the look on the face of the onlooking maid framed the mood perfectly), then they returned home and realize both their iguana and gecko were dead:
They had simply FORGOT somehow to feed them for quite some time.
The general portrait of them was one of people who were loaded down with cash but still somehow a little lost, that there was a certain unspoken emptiness about them.
It wasn’t just the standard lefty hostility to wealth and to the wealthy, either.
I believe the home contains a bowling alley for him (admittedly maybe small) and an ICE RINK for her.
low self esteem + lack of pride = need to build up pseudo self esteem & pseudo pride in the form of conspicuous consumption and envy by and admiration by others
Despite the ludicrous scale and extreme cost, Versailles will not last much more than the lives of its owners. It is so unique as to be unlikely to find a buyer. I imagine a donation by their estate to a charity that will have it torn down and the land subdivided and sold.