You would assume that insurance should be for medical, health or dental purposes or even your car! But if you have fame and fortune, it’s another story. Celebrities hold dear their private assets (a.k.a. body parts) so much so that they are willing to seal the deal with lucrative insurance policies worth up to $1 billion! Check out the 15 celebrities who took out (or should take out) these exorbitant policies. Some may surprise you:
Mariah Carey – Legs, $1 billion
Singer Mariah Carey wasn’t kidding around with dealers when she agreed to a $1 billion insurance policy on her legs. They’re the same legs she showcased via Gillette’s “Legs of a Goddess” advertisement in 2006.
America Ferrera – Smile, $10 million
Didn’t know smile insurance exists? Well, its does when you’re America Ferrera and the star of the television show, ‘Ugly Betty.’ It may be the wackiest deal ever made but a smile can be worth a thousand words when you’re the spokesperson for Aquafresh’s White Trays. The company enlisted an insurance deal for $10 million on her bright smile. And it may pay off for her in the long run.
Heidi Klum – Legs, 2.2 million
The supermodel is paid millions to strut the runway and give advice to up-and-coming fashion designers on “Project Runway,” but her signature legs also deserve credit for her career in fashion. Both legs are insured for $2.2 million (each covered for a hefty $1.1 million).
Tina Turner – Legs, $3.2 million
The international singer tours like a world-class traveler, but touring comes at a price. No one’s legs are as important as Tina Turner’s legs. If something were to happen, her assets are covered for $3.2 million.
Jennifer Lopez – Booty, $27 million
Jennifer Lopez or what we like to call her, J.Lo, is known for her bum. She has inspired other females to get a little junk in their trunk or booty enhancements to fill out their figure. So, we can understand (kind of) her $27 mil booty insurance expense.
Rihanna – Legs, $1 million
Starlet musician Rihanna has a daring personality packed with sex appeal. Her legs have got $1 million worth of security. Hopefully those bodyguards can keep them safe too!
Angelina Jolie – Body, $1 billion
Angelina Jolie owns a killer body and lucrative deals. But what many may not know is that the mother of six has a policy out on her body for $1 billion in case it becomes disfigured during her career.
Now, check out these 8 Celebrities who should take out insurance policies on their solid body parts:
Naomi Campbell – (Legs)
The supermodel looks flawless, but the broad definition in her legs attract a physical beauty that is independent from most on the runway.
Nicki Minaj – (Wig collection)
Nicki M. invented the innovative wig collection we have grown to love and admire her for. The bubbly rapper should start investigating insurance policies for those famous hairstyles that made her famous.
Halle Berry – (Waistline)
The prominent actress has natural beauty from head to toe, but her hips and waistline should get some coverage…insurance coverage, that is!
Oprah – (Natural Hair)
The debate over Oprah’s hair can run for days. But the television superstar has defended rumors that her hair isn’t real. In fact, she gives thanks to superb hairstylist Andre Walker who has worked on Oprah’s hair for more than 20 years.
Jada Pinkett – (Cheek bones)
Jada looks physically fit and beautiful due to her elegant stature. She’s been blessed with chiseled cheekbones that should be insured.
Sherri Shepherd – (Bust)
Comedienne and “The View” co-host, Sherri Shepherd has expressed fondness for her bust on the show. Why not take out an insurance policy on them for precautionary measures, Madame Shepherd?
Cassie – (Buzz cut)
We don’t know how she came up with this look, but singer and model Cassie created a style that differs from outside media standards. Her sudden hair transformation broke the mold of what buzz cuts among women are supposed to look like. And she truly made it look unique! She should insure it. Oh, why not?
Beyonce – (Body)
Beyonce has natural beauty and curves that deserve some insurance, darn it!
