Is he cursed? Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck’s luxurious mansion was the scene of heinous crimes

Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck are one of Hollywood’s favorite couples for their love story which they took over after almost 20 years. After an intense search, the actors have found their dream home, although all indications are that it could turn into a nightmare as it was pointed out that the mansion would have a “curse” due to the series of crimes that happened inside.

The actors walked down the aisle in 2022, first with an unexpected wedding in Vegas in which only their children were and months later they celebrated in style with a luxurious ceremony accompanied by family and friends. Now the couple spend their days in the luxurious mansion they bought beverly hills and for which, the TMZ portal pointed out, they paid almost $60 million in liquid.

The property, TMZ detailed, first came on the market in 2018 with a valuation of $135 million, but that fell by nearly half in 2023. Known as Wallingford Estatesings of 12 rooms and 24 bathrooms moreover, it was recently rebuilt and extended.

It has a garage for 12 cars and parking for another 80; In addition, it has its own indoor sports complex, a penthouse for guests, guardhouse with two bedrooms and a full gym including basketball, pickleball and boxing ring.

Crimes in JLo’s Mansion

Although everything indicates that the “Bronx Diva” and the actor have found the place to continue their love affair in the mansion, it could take a complete turn as dark secrets and stories of heinous crimes are kept inside. inside.

Among the best known are the Curtis Somoza, who bought the property in 2004 for $14 million, but is currently serving a sentence of 25 years in prison for fraud through the Ponzi scheme, says Quien magazine.

Three years later, an acquaintance korean businesswoman He bought the mansion, but put it up for sale soon after without giving further details. The property has changed owners more than once, some have even put it up for rent and in 2015 one of the tenants committed a crime.

The most notorious case is that of Saudi Prince Majed Abdulaziz Al-Saudwho in 2015 was arrested by the LAPD inside the mansion accused of allegedly abuse sexually diverse women and keep them captive in place. Although he was later released after posting bail and charges did not proceed due to a lack of “hard evidence”.