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Influencer Perez Hilton is selling his Las Vegas home for $4.25 million to move to Miami

Influencer Perez Hilton is selling his Las Vegas home for $4.25 million to move to Miami
MarketWatch Tuesday 30 June 2026, 08:58 UTC By Kelsi Karruli and Lisa Johnson Mandell 1 min read
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Perez Hilton is selling his Las Vegas home for $4.25 million and moving to Miami after “God told him” to leave Nevada following several health scares.

Perez Hilton is selling his Las Vegas home for $4.25 million and moving to Miami after “God told him” to leave Nevada following several health scares.
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