Fans are roasting Justin Bieber not for his steamy show with SZA — but for this surprising reason

Synopsis
Justin Bieber's past real estate choices are making headlines again! Back in 2014, he rented a quirky Beverly Hills mansion, nicknamed "The Salad Spinner" for its unique glass and steel structure. Despite its luxury, featuring six bedrooms, an infinity pool, and panoramic views, Bieber vacated after just two months due to privacy concerns.
Inside the Quirky Glass House
According to the Instagram post, "The estate features six bedrooms, six and a half bathrooms, a glass-enclosed courtyard, and a seven-car garage. Its open-plan design includes a gourmet kitchen, expansive living and dining areas, and an infinity pool offering panoramic views of Los Angeles."ALSO READ: Vladimir Putin could end up dead like Hitler, and his days are numbered, says ex-US intelligence officer
Why Justin Bieber Left After Just Two Months
The Canadian singer and songwriter had rented this house for $59,000 per month but moved out in just two months due to security concerns, as this home is almost entirely made out of glass, making it hard to get privacy, according to the report.Social Media Reacts And Roasts
Social media users reacted immediately after the post was uploaded, and many came up with some alternative and hilarious nicknames, as per House Beautiful. Many were trolling about how unattractive the property looks, as per the report.Another person commented, "Horrible," adding, "Looks a pharmaceutical industry," reported House Beautiful.
Still on the Market — But No Takers
Meanwhile, since 2014, this property has been listed for both rent and sale, with recent prices being $59,000 per month and $34.995 million, respectively, however, there have been no takers yet, according to the report. FAQs
Why are people talking about Justin Bieber’s house from 2014 now?A recent Instagram post by House of Celebs reminded fans of the bizarre “Salad Spinner” mansion he once rented, reigniting internet chatter.
What is “The Salad Spinner” exactly?
It’s a circular, mostly glass mansion in Beverly Hills designed by architect Ed Niles. Its nickname comes from its resemblance to a kitchen salad spinner.
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