Kim Kardashians starter home where her Kris Humphries romance played out on camera asks $8.5M
The Beverly Hills mansion where Kim Kardashian’s ill-fated marriage to Kris Humphries began is back on the market — but it looks nothing like it did during the couple’s whirlwind romance.The gated Tuscan-style estate, where the former NBA player famously popped the question to the reality star in 2011, has hit the market for $8.49 million, according to the broker’s listing.The five-bedroom property has undergone a sweeping transformation, trading its once-dark interiors and Kardashian-era furnishings for a brighter, more contemporary aesthetic.Located in the exclusive Beverly Crest neighborhood, the 4,027-square-foot residence served as one of Kardashian’s earliest real estate purchases, long before her portfolio expanded into a collection of multimillion-dollar estates.She snapped up the property in 2010 for $3.4 million, and it quickly became a familiar backdrop on the family’s hit reality series, “Keeping Up With the Kardashians.”Perhaps its most memorable television moment came when Humphries proposed to Kardashian in her bedroom, spelling out “Will you marry me?” in red rose petals surrounded by heart-shaped arrangements of candles.The romantic gesture preceded one of Hollywood’s most notorious short-lived marriages.The couple tied the knot in a lavish televised ceremony in August 2011, only for Kardashian to file for divorce 72 days later.The property joins a string of high-profile homes associated with Hollywood breakups to return to the market.As The Post previously reported, properties tied to failed celebrity marriages — including those of Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck, and Jessica Alba and Cash Warren — have surfaced with multimillion-dollar price tags.By 2013, the Skims founder had moved on from both the marriage and the mansion, selling the property for approximately $3.6 million as her relationship with Kanye West blossomed.The house last changed hands in September 2024 for $5.12 million, making its latest asking price rough...