Lady Gaga builds floating house
By Tribute on July 20, 2012 | 5 Comments
After creating the world’s first black perfume, it seems Lady Gaga can do anything! Next on the superstar’s list of things to do is build herself a floating house in Greece. Last year, the singer purchased a piece of land on Crete, which cost her several million dollars. This is where Gaga plans to build her house right against the water, giving it the illusion that it’s floating in the sea. Sources tell The Daily Star, “It’s going to be absolutely phenomenal when she’s finished with it. It’s right on the water and appears to be floating, so anyone wanting a gander will only be able to see it if they go by boat.” Gaga’s new home will include a tennis court and two pools. She is allegedly planning to have a church and a palace built on the land as well. The pop star makes no secret of the fact that she’s essentially homeless, since she is constantly crossing borders for her world tours. Besides her parents’ apartment in NYC, Gaga has no permanent address. No wonder she’s going all out to make herself a home. No doubt it will be spectacular! ~Isabelle Khoo
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cool idea
When you have more money then brains, what a waste.
Good luck spying on her now Paparazzi!
Masonic temple on the property yay!! What ever! Why did I read this?
Wonderful, pointless amounts of money being thrown into a pointless project by a pointless indivudual.