Formerly bankrupt rapper 50 Cent is bringing out the big guns to try and unload his over-the-top Connecticut mansion: The house will be featured on Bravo’s “Million Dollar Listing,” Page Six has exclusively learned.
The price of the home has repeatedly been slashed — from $18.5 million down to a mere $5 million.
It has 19 bedrooms, 25 bathrooms, an indoor pool and hot tub, a night club, an indoor basketball court, multiple game rooms, a “green screen room,” a recording studio, full gym, conference room and home theater.
At least the buyer won’t be bored staying in?
The reality show’s Fredrik Eklund sent out an invite to clients, sources told us, revealing that his Bravo series would film at the 17-acre Farmington estate for a showing on Thursday — complete with “lunch” and “complimentary bus service” from Madison Avenue.
Oddly, Fiddy did not even realize he still owned the white elephant when it was burglarized in 2017.
After reports that a SWAT team descended on the property in May, he said: “What my house got robbed . . . I thought I sold that MF. LOL.”
We hear Mr. Cent won’t be at the Thursday shoot because he’s filming his series, “Power.”
He apparently can afford to let the mansion go for a discount: He sold an album in 2014 for bitcoins, which are reportedly worth $7 million today in the cryptocurrency.