Future has just copped a new mansion, and it’s come with quite a hefty price tag.
According to TMZ, King Pluto upped his real estate game and reportedly copped a 10-figure mansion on Allison Island in Miami Beach.
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The residence, according to real estate sources, is an 8,897 square feet, 7-bedroom home with water views and lavish amenities such as a private balcony spanning the entire length of the home, a wet bar and wine fridge, a spa and even a parking space for a yacht.
The “Mask Off” hitmaker reportedly dropped $16.3 million on the new real estate.
Future dropped $16.3 million on an island mansion in Miami. https://t.co/dknX6qm7Xa
— TMZ (@TMZ) November 2, 2022
Future is just the latest rap star moving to Florida. In May, Trippie Redd dropped $7.5 million on a nine-bedroom, 18,923-square-foot mansion in Southwest Ranches, and Bhad Bhabie reportedly purchased a $6.1 million mansion entirely in cash back in April.
Future has been having a killer year both musically and financially. He dropped off his ninth studio album I NEVER LIKED YOU in April, which debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200, moving 222,0000 album-equivalent units. He then followed up the success by selling off a huge chunk of his publishing catalog to Influence Media Partners, in turn reportedly walking away with a massive eight-figure payday.
“I put everything into my music, and I wanted to make sure these were in good hands as I thought about the next chapter of these songs,” Future said in a statement. “I’m proud to partner up with Rene and the team at Influence Media and send a signal that this music has timeless value. My music is my art, and these songs represent some of the most precious artwork of my career.”
However, the deal prompted some backlash from Future’s fanbase, who criticized the rapper for selling out and going broke.
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The Evol hitmaker seemingly responded by writing on Twitter: “Unsuccessful people have no clue how success works.”
In other Future news, Pluto will soon appear on the forthcoming Black Panther: Wakanda Forever soundtrack alongside E-40, Tobe Nwigwe, Burna Boy and a slew of others.
