Video: Take a look inside these 10 luxurious celebrity motorhomes

When I was a kid in the ’60s and ’70s, I knew of musicians that traveled from gig to gig in their fancy buses and I always wondered what they looked like inside. This was before the internet and YouTube, of course, so my knowledge was limited to what I saw in magazines.

Now that I am in my own motorhome, I know that those buses were probably Provost, and I still wonder what they looked like. But today, celebrities spend upwards of $1 million, or more, on their home away from home.

Some of these feel like they should be on the old ’80s show, “Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous.” These motor coaches probably cost as much as some of the homes highlighted in that show! To put things into perspective, Elvis paid a little more than $100,000 for Graceland and the land around it. Will Smith paid $2.5 million for his two-story motorhome.

Sandi Sturm
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Sandi helps people seeking to leave the traditional 9-5 behind and embrace the freedom of RV living. With her husband, Wayne, she has been RVing for over 25 years—about a decade of that full time—and her essays offer clarity and support for anyone beginning their own RV adventure. Learn more at www.TheLifeWeDesigned.com

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2 Comments

Philip D Space
4 years ago

Argh! So many of these are NOT motorhomes. They are overblown 5th wheels!

Vincee
4 years ago
Reply to  Philip D Space

Exactly! Same thing I was thinking. And, Gwen Stefani’s (aka Mrs. Blake Shelton) motorhome looked old, like this “used” to be her motorhome.