Leonardo DiCaprio’s mind-blowing $3.1 million motorhome
Leonardo DiCaprio has a mind-blowing home on wheels that’s leaving everyone in disbelief.
Leonardo DiCaprio has starred in some of the most iconic films ever made, with nearly 50 movies to his name, so he needs the ultimate home away from home set-up.
In a video featured on Bloomberg Quicktake, Leo’s impressive motorhome was showcased by King Kong Production Vehicles.
The custom production company provides luxury motorhomes for a range of celebs, including Leo’s past co-star Brad Pitt.
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According to the video, Leo’s trailer is 53 feet long and is fitted out to an extremely high standard inside — it is basically a five-star resort on wheels.
This specific motorhome features four slide-out sections that can be deployed with the touch of a button, creating a cavernous space inside.
There’s a luxury shower with an ornate glass design, seven televisions and a luxury wine bar.
The shower is the real Pièce de Résistance when it comes to the motorhome; it looks like one you would find at only the fanciest hotels or resorts.
The shower reportedly cost £40,000 (A$83,558) alone and took two weeks to install with artisan glass.
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It has a staggeringly large lounge with a huge oval inset ceiling covered in strip lighting and mirrors.
Leo has also opted for not one but two fireplaces to keep cosy on cold winter filming days.
The kitchen is covered with the finest marble and comes fully-equipped to make the finest foods.
There’s also a huge American-style fridge-freezer and even a small kitchen island.
A huge bedroom features a kingsize bed and an incredible ensuite bathroom with a huge walk-in shower big enough for two.
In total, this home-away-from-home costs around £1.5 million ($A3.1 million) to make and is rented out when Leo isn’t using it for around £5000 ($A10,500) per week.
Earlier this week, Will Smith’s movie trailer went viral for being revealed as a two-storey masterpiece, and Leonardo DiCaprio’s certainly rivals even his.
The cutthroat world of Hollywood doesn’t seem all that bad when you see the kind of luxury actors get to enjoy.
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