Inside Nikola Jokic’s $4.5 Million Mansion: A Glimpse into the Lavish Lifestyle of the NBA’s Serbian Sensation!”

Nikola Jokic, the NBA superstar renowned for his incredible basketball skills, brings his talent and style off the court and into his home.

This Denver Nuggets’ center resides in a luxurious $4.5 million mansion in Cherry Hills Village, Colorado, showcasing his taste for modern luxury and comfort.

Boasting 29 rooms, an outdoor oasis, and state-of-the-art smart home technology, the 12,271-square-foot estate reflects his impeccable taste.

Scroll down to explore stunning photos of Nikola Jokic’s exquisite property.

The grand entrance of this luxurious mansion features imposing white columns, intricate architectural details, and large glass doors, all set against a backdrop of autumn foliage and a clear blue sky.

A classic design with large arched windows and a well-maintained landscape define the home’s exterior.

An aerial view shows this extensive property, including the inviting pool area surrounded by lush greenery.

A wider perspective of the neighborhood and the home’s position within it is provided by another aerial shot.

Vibrant orange umbrellas and comfortable lounge chairs complement the inviting pool area, creating a resort-like atmosphere.

The backyard showcases a luxurious swimming pool, surrounded by lush greenery and cozy seating areas, perfect for relaxation and entertainment.

Warm ambient lighting in the evening highlights the pool area, offering a tranquil setting ideal for unwinding after a long day.

Vibrant greenery and elegant outdoor furnishings enhance the well-maintained garden area, boosting the property’s overall aesthetic.

Designed for al fresco dining and socializing, the expansive outdoor seating area is perfect for gathering with friends and family.

Lush surroundings and an elegant outdoor seating area enhance the beautifully landscaped lawn with mature trees, providing a serene and private environment.

A closer look at the outdoor seating area showcases the intricate design of the patio furniture and the lush surroundings.

A covered patio with stylish brick columns provides shade and comfort, making the outdoor space enjoyable.

The elegant balcony, perfect for outdoor dining, offers stunning views and features stylish iron furniture.

A spacious patio area with a pool and adjacent pool house provides ample space for outdoor gatherings and leisure activities.

Beautiful Interiors

The spacious living room highlights its elegant furniture, grand fireplace, and intricate wall art under a striking chandelier.

A sophisticated seating area adjacent to the living room showcases fine detailing and comfortable furnishings.

 

Forget Rookie Love! 4 NBA Stars Choose Experienced Women Over Young Models—What’s Going On?

Exploring why young NBA talents like Anthony Edwards and Jalen Green choose partners significantly older.

In the world of the NBA, where young stars are frequently in the spotlight, a new trend appears to be emerging: several of these athletes are forming significant relationships with women notably older than themselves. This phenomenon isn’t just about personal choices but reflects a broader acceptance and perhaps the benefits of maturity and experience in their partners, which seems to complement the lifestyle and pressures of professional athletes.

Anthony Edwards, the dynamic guard for the Minnesota Timberwolves, is a prominent example. At 22, he is in a relationship with Jeanine Robel, who is 30. \Unlike the traditional trajectory of young athletes dating within their age group, Edwards’ choice reflects a growing inclination among players to partner with individuals who bring not just love but potentially more life experience to the table.

Jeanine, who manages a popular Instagram account and shares her life’s significant moments online, has been a supportive figure in Edwards’ career, frequently spotted cheering him at games.

Jalen Green of the Houston Rockets, also 22, offers another case. He is dating Draya Michele, who is 39.

Michele, known for her appearances on reality TV and connections within the sports world, brings a different level of media savvy and experience to the relationship. Their private nature and the significant age gap have sparked conversations, yet it also shows a trend where personal choices are steering away from traditional norms, possibly indicating that younger NBA players are seeking partners who bring not just emotional but also a form of professional mentorship into their lives.

LaMelo Ball, the dynamic guard for the Charlotte Hornets and only 22 is in a relationship with Ana Montana, 34.

Ana, a model and influencer, has been in the public eye for some time, similar to Michele. Her maturity and established career might provide a grounding influence for Ball, whose career is subject to the high volatility and scrutiny that comes with being a top draft pick and a leading NBA star.PJ Washington of the Dallas Mavericks at 25, has a history of relationships providing an additional layer of interest to this discussion. PJ Washington’s relationships with Brittany Renner (32) and Alisah Chanel (27), both older than him and with significant social media followings, underline a pattern where personal and professional lines blur.

Washington and Renner, who is seven years his senior, had a relationship that caught the public’s eye due to its dramatic ending and the ensuing social media discourse around the responsibilities and financial aspects of celebrity relationships. Renner, a fitness model and social media influencer, was often in the spotlight during and after her relationship with Washington, which brought additional public scrutiny to their personal affairs.

Credit: TMZ Sports

After their breakup, Washington quickly moved on to Alisah Chanel, with whom he has since deepened his ties, culminating in marriage. Chanel, slightly older and also immersed in the world of social media influence, represents another instance where Washington seems drawn to partners who bring not only emotional but potentially a semblance of professional compatibility or challenge.

These relationships suggest a shift in how young NBA players are navigating fame, wealth, and personal life. Opting for partners who are older and presumably more experienced with the limelight and life’s complexities might be a strategic choice that offers these athletes a more stable and supportive home life.

This trend could be reflective of a broader cultural shift within the league, where the personal lives of athletes are as strategic and thought-out as their careers on the court. It also opens up discussions about power dynamics, media portrayal, and the personal development of athletes in the public eye.

 

NBA superstar Luka Doncic shows off his $5 million car collection

Luka Doncic, the NBA’s current scoring champion, recently told Esquire Magazine about his passion of vehicles. One of his collection’s pieces is an orange Koenigsegg Regera, which symbolises elegance and speed.

In addition to supercars, he has a black Apocalypse Hellfire 6×6 truck in his portfolio for a more rugged look.

His marine-blue 1968 Chevrolet Camaro reflects his fondness for classic automobiles.

 

The outfit is completed by a red Ferrari 812, which represents Italian workmanship and speed.

 

Doncic is unique in that he has a genuine excitement for each vehicle that extends beyond mere ownership. His enthusiasm for vehicles demonstrates his multifaceted personality outside of sports.

Doncic’s career in cars is only getting started, even as fans anticipate his days on the court. He makes a lasting impression on and off the court, whether he’s scorching tyres or dropping dimes.

 

 Celebrating Jon Bon Jovi: A Heartfelt Tribute to Father-Son Bonds

As we celebrate the birthday of the legendary Jon Bon Jovi, it’s essential to reflect not only on his monumental career but also on the profound influence of family, particularly the bond he shares with his father. Jon’s poignant words, “My father gave me the greatest gift anyone could give another person: He believed in me,” resonate deeply, encapsulating the essence of parental support and the transformative power of belief.

## A Legacy of Love and Support

Jon Bon Jovi, born John Francis Bongiovi Jr. on March 2, 1962, in Perth Amboy, New Jersey, grew up in a close-knit family that laid the foundation for his future success. His father, John Bongiovi Sr., worked as a barber and was a significant figure in Jon’s life. The values instilled by his father—hard work, dedication, and the importance of believing in oneself—shaped Jon into the artist and philanthropist he is today.

From an early age, Jon displayed a passion for music, often singing and playing guitar. However, it was his father’s unwavering belief in his talent that fueled Jon’s ambition to pursue a career in music. In a world where dreams often face skepticism, having a father who champions your aspirations can make all the difference. John Bongiovi Sr. understood this and provided Jon with the encouragement he needed to chase his dreams relentlessly.

## The Power of Belief

The phrase “He believed in me” speaks volumes about the impact of parental support. For many, the journey to success is fraught with obstacles, self-doubt, and external criticism. Jon faced his share of challenges, particularly in the competitive world of music. Yet, each time he faltered, he could draw strength from the belief his father instilled in him. This belief acted as a safety net, allowing him to take risks and embrace opportunities without the paralyzing fear of failure.

Jon’s rise to fame with Bon Jovi in the 1980s was meteoric. Hits like “Livin’ on a Prayer” and “You Give Love a Bad Name” not only topped charts but also became anthems for a generation. Behind this success was a father who never wavered in his conviction that his son would achieve greatness. This unwavering support is a testament to the profound influence parents can have on their children’s lives.

## A Tribute Through Music

Jon Bon Jovi has often used his platform to express gratitude to his father. Many of his songs reflect themes of love, resilience, and the importance of family. Tracks like “Thank You for Loving Me” highlight the appreciation he feels for those who have supported him throughout his journey. His music serves as a tribute to the lessons learned from his father and the values that have guided him.

Moreover, Jon’s philanthropic efforts, particularly through the Jon Bon Jovi Soul Foundation, echo his father’s teachings. The foundation focuses on helping those in need, particularly the homeless and underprivileged. This commitment to giving back is a direct reflection of the love and support he received from his father. It’s a full-circle moment, where the belief instilled in him is now being passed on to others.

## The Father-Son Connection

The bond between Jon and his father is not just about belief; it’s also about shared experiences and mutual respect. John Bongiovi Sr. has been a constant presence in Jon’s life, attending concerts and celebrating milestones. This connection exemplifies the importance of family in navigating the complexities of life and career.

As Jon continues to evolve as an artist and a person, the values imparted by his father remain at the forefront. The belief that he can achieve anything is a gift that keeps on giving, not only to Jon but also to his children. Jon often speaks about the importance of being a present father, ensuring that he provides the same support and love to his children that his father provided him.

## Reflections on Fatherhood

On this special day, as we celebrate Jon Bon Jovi’s birthday, it’s also a time to reflect on the significance of fatherhood. The relationship between fathers and their children is a powerful force that shapes identities and influences life choices. Jon’s relationship with his father serves as a reminder of the impact a supportive parent can have on a child’s journey.

In a world that often emphasizes individual achievement, it’s crucial to remember that behind every successful person is a network of support, often anchored by family. Jon Bon Jovi’s story is a testament to this truth—a narrative woven with love, belief, and unwavering support.

## Conclusion

As we honor Jon Bon Jovi on his birthday, let us celebrate not only his incredible contributions to music and philanthropy but also the love and belief that his father instilled in him. The words, “He believed in me,” are more than just a reflection of Jon’s relationship with his father; they are a universal truth that resonates with many.

In a world where dreams can often feel out of reach, the belief of a parent can be the catalyst for greatness. Jon’s journey is a reminder that with love, support, and belief, anything is possible. Happy Birthday, Jon Bon Jovi! May your music continue to inspire and your story remind us all of the profound impact of family.

Jayson Tatum hasn’t been shy in stating his individual goals, sharing before the year that he’d like to win MVP and Finals MVP for the Celtics this season. The Celtics star has another goal in mind, too: becoming a face of the NBA.

In an interview with the Washington Post published earlier this week, Tatum shared that he’s “check all the boxes” to this point in his career while believing he’s been underappreciated.

“Honestly, no,” Tatum told the Post‘s Michael Lee when asked if he felt he’s been given proper respect for what he’s accomplished. “If you took the name and the face away from all my accomplishments and you’re just like ‘This is what this Player A accomplished at 26,’ people would talk about [me] a lot differently.”

Tatum’s comments to the Post, particularly his one on feeling underappreciated, seemed to be the hottest topic for debate in the NBA over the past week. ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith was among those who agreed with Tatum, calling him special as he listed off what he’s accomplished before turning 27 (three first-team All-NBA nods, a title, two NBA Finals appearances, five Eastern Conference finals appearances). Fox Sports’ Colin Cowherd disagreed with the notion that Tatum could be one of the faces of the league, saying the NBA has only had three of its history (Magic Johnson, Michael Jordan, LeBron James) and that the Celtics star isn’t “cool” or good enough to reach that level.

While talking heads and pundits seemed to be a bit more split on Tatum’s points, ex-NBA players were a bit more receptive to his argument. Celtics icon Paul Pierce agreed with Tatum’s sentiment that he’s underappreciated, comparing him to an unflashy star during his time as a player.

“He’s 26 years old. Think about that. He just don’t get his due,” Piece said on “KG Uncertified.” “Last year, I said he’s the best American player. I still think that. Maybe because he’s not flamboyant, he’s private, and he don’t talk [shit]. He’s not demonstrative out there. I don’t know.

“He don’t bring attention to himself. That’s why people gravitate toward Ja [Morant], Anthony Edwards. He more like the wing Tim Duncan.”

Tatum certainly has a case to be named the best American player currently in the game. He’s one of just two American-born players to be named All-NBA over the last three years and is the only American-born under 30 to have three first-team All-NBA nods. His six All-Star nods are also the most for any player under the age of 30.

As Pierce said that Tatum is already “on pace to be one of the all-time greats,” he thinks there’s a reason why he’s a bit underappreciated.

“He plays for Boston. It’s just what it is,” Pierce said on why he thinks Tatum gets disrespected. “Even Larry Bird was underappreciated because at one point, he was the best player in the league even though it was always Magic [getting the attention.]

“Boston is the most hated franchise, most hated team in all of sports, in all of basketball for sure.”

Kevin Garnett agreed with Pierce’s thoughts as well. The all-time great said that while Tatum’s “not flashy,” he added that “every player that’s either his age or younger wishes he’s had the career he’s had.”

“The first thing you do when you get in the league, you’ve got this list of stuff you want to become: All-Star and all this other stuff you want to become,” Garnett said. “Then, as you get to No. 3, it starts to become MVP and [expletive] you’ve really got to go to another level. Guess what else is on there? Winning a championship. He’s 26 and he can cross that off. There’s a bunch of stuff he’s crossed off this list.”

Garnett also praised Tatum for being a “model,” noting that he’s also promoted financial literacy with SoFi and has a signature shoe with Jordan Brand.

“JT, stay how you are, bro,” Garnett said. “The real ones respect you and we see it and what you’re doing is classic. I hope all the young boys take a page out of your book and be a little more private.”

Beyond former Celtics stars, there were others who also believe that Tatum is underappreciated. In fact, Gilbert Arenas thinks that lack of relative appreciation Tatum gets is a sign he’s the face of the NBA.

“When you talk about him negatively compared to his actual résumé,” Arenas said on “Gil’s Arena” as former NBA player Nick Young agreed with him. “This is not the ’80s or ’90s where we made our superstar look good. For the last 20-something years, it’s been a negative thing on the face of the NBA. Whoever got bashed the most, didn’t even think about it.

“He is the face, because we pretend his résumé is not his résumé, so we want to tear him down.”

To Arenas’s point, LeBron James questioned earlier this week why anyone would want to be the face of the league as he feels the people who cover the league “[expletive] on it on a day-to-day basis.”

“There’s just weird energy when it comes to that,” James told reporters on Thursday.

As for current players, Pacers guard Tyrese Haliburton also went to bat for Tatum this week, calling whatever hate he gets “unwarranted.”

“He’s obviously an elite player in our league,” Hailburton, who was teammates with Tatum on the USA men’s basketball team at the 2024 Olympics, said of on the “Pat McAfee Show.” “He’s the best player on the best team in the NBA, off a championship. So I feel it’s not right for the hate that he gets. I think part of it could be that he went to Duke and he plays for the Celtics, two polarizing teams.

“Us as players, he has the respect from his peers. I think that’s what means more than anything else as an NBA player, the respect you get from your peers.”

With James’s career winding down, the face of the league discussion will certainly continue in the foreseeable future. As Tatum tries to amplify his case for the honor and lead the Celtics to another title, though, he seems to have the backing among former and current NBA players for that honor.

“Trump Causes Shock: Signing Executive Order Recognizing English as the Official Language of the United States!”

President Donald Trump signed a historic executive order, officially recognizing English as the only official language of the United States.

US President Donald Trump recognizes English as the only official language of the United States. Photo: Xinhua
This is the first time in American history that there is such a regulation at the federal level.

According to the White House, the order aims to “promote unity” and “foster a common American culture for all citizens.”

The executive order also repeals a 2000 rule under President Bill Clinton that required federal agencies and organizations receiving government funding to provide language assistance to people with limited English proficiency.

The decree states: “Since the founding of our Republic, English has always been the national language. Important documents in American history, including the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution, are written in English. So, it’s time to officially recognize English as the only language of the United States.

Having a common language is the foundation of a unified and strong society. A country is strengthened when citizens can freely exchange ideas in a common language.

When welcoming new Americans, the policy of encouraging the learning and use of English will help them see America as a common home and create conditions for them to realize the American Dream.

Speaking English not only opens up economic opportunities, but also helps immigrants integrate into the community, participate in national traditions, and contribute to society. The ordinance also recognizes and honors the long tradition of multilingual citizens who have learned and passed on English for generations.

To promote solidarity, foster a common culture, ensure unity in government activity, and facilitate citizen participation, the federal government needs to establish one – and only one – official language. The formal recognition of English not only simplifies communication, but also strengthens national values, creating a more cohesive and productive society.”

Although the federal government will no longer be required to provide multilingual services, agencies still have the flexibility to continue to maintain bilingual services if necessary.

Although English has always been considered the lingua franca of the United States, there has never been a federal law that officially recognizes English as the only language. More than 30 states have their own regulations on this, but all previous attempts to make English an official language at the federal level have failed.

According to U.S. Census data, there are currently more than 350 languages spoken across the United States. However, 78% of the population only speaks English at home, while 13.4% use Spanish – the second most common language. Other languages such as Chinese, Tagalog, Vietnamese, Arabic, French, Korean, and Russian have fewer speakers.

Scandal Unveiled: Sunny Hostin’s Husband Accused of Insurance Fraud!

Hostin and his practice, Hostin Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine, were named in a major RICO case among nearly 200 other defendants.

Sunny Hostin and Dr. Emmanuel ‘Manny’ Hostin. Photo: Getty

The View star and legal expert Sunny Hostin’s husband, Dr. Emmanuel “Manny” Hostin, is among the nearly 200 people named in a new federal lawsuit that accuses the New York City doctor of insurance fraud.

According to court documents obtained by Entertainment Weekly, the orthopaedic surgeon — owner of his Hostin Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine practice, established in 2006 — is individually accused in the December suit of having “knowingly provided fraudulent medical and other healthcare services including arthroscopic surgeries to Covered Persons through Hostin Orthopaedics that he purportedly performed,” and allegedly fraudulently billed insurance company “American Transit through each of those entities in exchange for kickbacks and/or other compensation which were disguised as dividends or other cash distributions,” the 698-page complaint reads.

American Transit, the plaintiff in the suit, is an insurance company that primarily works with Uber, Lyft, and taxi drivers. The company claims in the complaint that insurance fraud is “rampant” and “endemic to the New York State” — where Dr. Hostin practices at his Manhattan medical office — due to its No-Fault (or Personal Injury Protection) law.

Sunny Hostin on ‘The View’.Lou Rocco/ABC

According to a government-provided description, No-Fault is “designed to pay promptly, regardless of who is at fault or whether there was any negligence, for economic losses (meaning medical/health expenses, lost earnings, and certain other reasonable and necessary expenses related to injuries sustained), up to $50,000 per person (‘basic No-Fault coverage’), to the driver and all passengers injured in your car as well as any pedestrians injured by your car, because of its use or operation in New York State.”

Representatives for Sunny, Manny, and American Transit did not respond to EW’s request for comment.

 

In a statement to the Daily Mail, which first broke news of the suit against Hostin and others, Dr. Hostin’s attorney, Daniel Thwaites, said that his client “denies each and every allegation,” and called the suit a “blanket, scattershot, meritless lawsuit by a near-bankrupt insurance carrier.”

Thwaites said the filing is also “meant to intimidate and harass doctors from collecting for care given to American Transit insureds and their passengers,” while also pointing out Dr. Hostin’s “impeccable” record in the field.

“American Transit has rushed into the lawsuit without ever conducting an examination of Dr. Hostin or expressing any concerns to his lawyers,” Thwaites continued. “The real story here is about an insurance carrier abusing the legal system to limit and restrict health care benefits to its insureds and their passengers, and write off its proper obligations.”

In a separate statement to the publication, a representative for American Transit said: “These substantial possible no-fault recoveries can incentivize providers with ill intent to over-diagnose, over-treat, and over-bill to recover the most money for themselves.”

Sunny and Manny married in 1998, two years after meeting at a bagel shop following a church service they both attended in Maryland. The couple shares two children, Paloma and Gabriel — all of whom Sunny regularly speaks about from her post at The View‘s Hot Topics table.

Manny even appeared on Sunny birthday episode in 2023 — a guest spot that later made headlines after the panelist revealed in a February 2024 interview on the Behind the Table podcast that her husband got angry while watching from the audience as his wife had an interaction with recording artist Doug E. Fresh.

“I don’t know if you remember, during my birthday show when we had the 50 years of hip-hop, Doug E. Fresh came up to me and, in my husband’s view, danced a little too close to me,” Sunny told View producer Brian Teta at the time, in response to a fan question asking about how Sunny’s husband felt about her affinity for actor Idris Elba. “I only looked into the audience and took one look at his face … and scooted over so quickly. I didn’t even think I had it in me to move that quickly. We got into the car, and he said, ‘What the bleep was that?’”

Startled by Karoline Leavitt’s background as an older husband, but what makes everyone appreciate the most is the reason he chose Karoline Leavitt to be his wife.

How Trump’s Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt’s Husband Overcame Homelessness To Build Multimillion-Dollar Real Estate Empire

 

President Donald Trump‘s White House press secretary, 27-year-old Karoline Leavitt, made history when she became the youngest person ever to hold the role—and she couldn’t have done it without the help of her husband, Nicholas Riccio, who is 32 years her senior.

The mom of one captured the world’s attention when she made her debut in the briefing room in Washington, D.C., on Jan. 28, quickly impressing viewers with her maturity and confidence in front of the camera.

As Leavitt has already learned, standing in the spotlight on the world’s political stage has its drawbacks—namely, the furious scrutiny and criticism she has been subject to since taking on the role.

But the communications expert is no stranger to holding her own in the face of pressure, having begun her career as an intern at Fox News before later running for Congress at the age of 25.

Her bid for a seat in the U.S. House of Representatives as the Republican nominee in New Hampshire’s 1st District ultimately failed, but it certainly helped to thrust Leavitt into the conversation as far as conservative politics are concerned. It also drew new interest in her personal life—namely, her marriage to real estate mogul and New Hampshire local Riccio, 59.

When asked about her spouse in the past, Leavitt has made clear that he is incredibly private and doesn’t like to use social media.

But while Riccio may not be a star in his own right, he is something of a local legend in New Hampshire, where he has built up a multimillion-dollar property portfolio—fulfilling a childhood dream in the process.

President Donald Trump’s White House press secretary, Karoline Leavitt, has become a superstar in the political realm—however, her husband boasts his own very impressive career in real estate.(karolineleavitt/Instagram)

The mom of one captured the world’s attention when she made her debut in the briefing room on Jan. 28, quickly impressing viewers with her maturity.(karolineleavitt/Instagram)

However, while he now enjoys a life of privilege, Riccio—who has a net worth of $6 million, according to Distractify—did not achieve his success easily.

The 59-year-old was raised in New Hampshire by his parents, Anthony and Marilyn, who divorced when he was just a young child.

Riccio hopped between homes following their separation, until he ended up living on the streets at the age of 18.

“When I was 19 or 20, I would call my buddies to go over [to] their houses to watch a game just so I could take a shower,” he previously revealed to The Portsmouth Herald.

Riccio put himself through college by stocking shelves at a grocery store and borrowing money, eventually graduating from Plymouth State University.

It was then that his interest in real estate was first fueled.

The businessman—who often opted to sleep in his car when he couldn’t afford to pay rent—took a real estate course in 1990 and fell in love with the building world. He opted to turn his interests to New Hampshire’s Hampton Beach when he realized how many properties in the area were in desperate need of rejuvenation.

He recalled to the Sunday Herald in 2005 that he and his mother were out for a drive in Hampton Beach when they came across M Street, a long stretch of properties that had fallen into a state of severe disrepair over the years—leading to some of the structures being condemned.

Riccio knew almost immediately that he wanted to make the street his legacy—but without the funds to buy up the entire street straight away, he had to start small.

He pushed his finances and managed to pull together enough money to buy just one of the buildings. And thus began his real estate portfolio.

In addition to her accomplished resume, Leavitt’s sophisticated attitude can also be credited to her 59-year-old spouse, who has been thrust into the public eye as his wife makes waves in her new position. (karolineleavitt/Instagram)

Although Riccio is an ultraprivate man, he has grown accustomed to a lavish lifestyle as he is the manager of multimillion-dollar real estate company, Riccio Enterprises LLC, a subsidiary of Nautical Beach Properties.(karolineleavitt/Instagram)

According to property records, there are currently 10 homes registered under his company’s LLC, with nine of them in New Hampshire and one in West Virginia.

 

 

 

The homes were all built in the late 1900s and cost Riccio anywhere from $5,500 to $400,000.

In 2023, Riccio’s New Hampshire property made headlines when it erupted into flames. The cause of the fire was never determined; however, it was reported that the property suffered extreme water and fire damage.

According to Riccio’s company website, Nautical Beach Properties aims to help guests “enjoy” the sunshine and sparkling water nearby.

“Make yourself comfortable at the Nautical Beach Properties. Sit outside in the afternoon sun and enjoy the sunset. We are a short walk to the sandy beach and boardwalk activities. Come enjoy our friendly hospitality and more. Located close to everything you need for vacationing.

“Enjoy morning walks on the beach, sunset cruises, a wide variety of restaurants, miniature golf, water slides, and several arcades for fun the whole family can enjoy. At Hampton Harbor, just down the street, you can charter boats for whale watching and deep sea fishing.

“Hampton Beach offers a variety of nightly entertainment at the Sea Shell Stage with fireworks every Wednesday night. Lots of great shopping with souvenirs, beach wear, and other necessities and groceries,” the website reads.

Riccio currently has a number of properties and rooms up for rent. A one-bedroom waterfront room will cost guests $139 per night, while a beach house will run them around $154 a night.

Although it is unclear when Riccio and Leavitt started dating, it’s believed that the pair met through a mutual friend at a political event.

Leavitt—who worked in the previous Trump White House, where she was a member of then-Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany‘s team—previously revealed that her husband is the “opposite” of her and is an “introvert.”

 

 

 

“He doesn’t have social media and he’s an introvert (complete opposite of me),” she has explained.

“I respect his privacy on here – but he’s my number one fan, the best dad, and just the best man I’ve ever met.”

According to property records, there are currently 10 homes registered under Riccio’s company’s LLC, with nine of them in New Hampshire and one in West Virginia.(Realtor.com)

The homes were all built in the late 1900s and cost Riccio anywhere from $5,500 to $400,000. (Realtor.com)

Although it is unclear when Riccio and Leavitt started dating, it’s believed that the pair met through a mutual friend at a political event.

In 2022, Riccio even helped fund Leavitt’s campaign for a seat in the U.S. House of Representatives, which she ultimately lost.

The following year, the couple went Instagram-official when Leavitt posted a flick of Riccio proposing to her, alongside the caption: “I get to marry the man of my dreams. I feel SO overwhelmingly BLESSED. Thank you God.”

They went on to welcome a son on July 10, 2024, with Leavitt calling it the “best moment of her life.”

“It’s true when they say there’s nothing comparable to the love you feel for your child,” she wrote on Instagram at the time.

“My heart has grown bigger than I ever imagined possible. Babies are the ultimate blessing and I’m bursting with gratitude for our beautiful, happy, healthy boy.”

Just weeks before she stepped behind the podium as the White House press secretary, Leavitt revealed she was looking forward to heading back into the White House but admitted she was “nervous” about missing moments with her son.

She took to Instagram to lift the lid on the woes she was battling ahead of her new role, revealing that she was “praying” about the situation.

Leavitt and Riccio went on to welcome a son on July 10, 2024, with Leavitt calling it the ‘best moment of her life.’ (karolineleavitt/Instagram)

Just weeks before she stepped behind the podium as the White House press secretary, Leavitt revealed she was looking forward to heading back into the White House but admitted she was “nervous” about missing moments with her son.(karolineleavitt/Instagram)

One follower questioned: “Do you worry about the demands of the job and missing out on moments with your son?”

Leavitt replied: “Yes. I literally pray about this everyday. It’s very difficult but it’s also all I know.

“I went back to work just days after giving birth. I have learned to multi-task and prioritize my time.

“I’m also grateful to have an amazing husband and family who help me. Couldn’t do it without them.

“I remind myself this job is temporary, it’s the opportunity of a lifetime, and I know one day he will be proud of his mama.”

Leavitt also shared a glimpse into what it was like working for Trump and how she was handling her upcoming move.

“We are getting ready to move. I lived in D.C. and worked in the White House during President Trump’s first time so I know the city well, and looking forward to going back,” she wrote.

“Age Is Just a Number? The Bizarre Truth Behind Karoline Leavitt’s Shocking Romance with Husband Nicholas!”

Karoline Leavitt is stepping into the spotlight — and quite literally at that. At just 27, she’s become the youngest White House press secretary in history and eager to prove she belongs in Donald Trump’s media defense squad. But with her new role comes relentless scrutiny, and it’s not just about her qualifications. Her love life — specifically, the generous age gap with her husband, Nicholas “Nick” Riccio — is now prime gossip material.

Whether she’s actually equipped for the job remains to be seen, but Trump is fully backing her, giving her a public endorsement as he usually does with his handpicked cronies like Alina Habba. “Karoline is smart, tough, and has proven to be a highly effective communicator,” he said in a statement obtained by The Washington Post.

“I have the utmost confidence she will excel at the podium, and help deliver our message to the American People as we Make America Great Again.” Leavitt, who’s already been branded a Kayleigh McEnany wannabe, seems determined to prove her worth.

Case in point: she jumped back into work less than a week after giving birth to her son, Nicholas “Niko” Robert Riccio (yes, she named him after her husband). “I felt compelled to be present in this historic moment,” she told The Conservateur. “The president literally put his life on the line to win this election. The least I could do is get back to work quickly.”

On the bright side, Riccio — a self-employed businessman — can hop on a plane at a moment’s notice to be wherever she is, baby in tow. Admirable? Maybe. But critics can’t help but fixate on that questionable age gap. The math is hard to ignore: When Leavitt was born, Riccio had already been legally ordering drinks for a decade.

Nicholas Riccio is reportedly over three decades older than Karoline

There’s no official record of Nicholas Riccio’s age, but a Sunday Herald feature from 2005 pegged him at 40. Do the math, and that means he was already 32 when Karoline Leavitt was born in 1997. For reference, Donald Trump has a huge age gap with Melania; he was nearly 24 when she was born — so even by Trumpworld standards, this gap is notable.

What makes things even more interesting? Riccio wasn’t just some distant admirer — he was reportedly on Leavitt’s finance committee when she ran for Congress in New Hampshire in 2022. They married in 2023, and in July 2024, they welcomed baby Niko.

Leavitt’s critics, however, cannot let the age gap slide. Every time she posts family photos, the comments section lights up. “You’re [sic] ‘husband’ could be your grandfather. Yet you judge everyone else, disgusting,” one user wrote. “Is that your dad next to you??” questioned another.

Over on X, formerly Twitter, the dragging continued. “I wondered how Karoline Leavitt went from failed congressional candidate in NH to Press Secretary but I learned she married a 60 year old so now it all makes sense,” one critic tweeted.

Leavitt, for her part, couldn’t care less. She insists they’re a perfect match. “He doesn’t have social media and he’s an introvert (complete opposite of me),” she shared on Instagram as to why her husband is only rarely seen with her online. “I respect his privacy on here — but he’s my number one fan, the best dad, and just the best man I’ve ever met.”

Karoline appears hell-bent on convincing everyone that they have a perfect marriage

For someone who didn’t take her husband’s last name (we wonder why) and barely posts him online, Karoline Leavitt sure puts in the effort to convince the world her May-December marriage to Nicholas Riccio is a fairy tale. When they got engaged, she gushed on Instagram, “I get to marry the man of my dreams. I feel SO overwhelmingly BLESSED. Thank you God.”

Fast forward to motherhood, and Riccio apparently had no problem encouraging her to get back to work — immediately. The turning point? Both watched Trump’s assassination attempt live on TV. “I looked at my husband and said, ‘Looks like I’m going back to work,’” she said in her chat with The Conservateur. And just like that, she was back on the job four days after welcoming Niko.

Leavitt admits the transition wasn’t easy but insists Riccio has been instrumental in making it work. “I went back to work just days after giving birth. I have learned to multi-task and prioritize my time. I’m also grateful to have an amazing husband and family who help me,” she said, according to the Daily Mail.

“Couldn’t do it without them.” But at the end of the day, Leavitt sees it as a sacrifice for something greater. “I remind myself this job is temporary, it’s the opportunity of a lifetime, and I know one day he will be proud of his mama.” That probably won’t stop the critics — but nice try.

Sabrina Carpenter’s racy Brit Awards performance sparks outrage among viewers

Sabrina Carpenter performed hit songs ‘Bed Chem’ and ‘Espresso’ at Brit Awards on March 1

Sabrina Carpenter’s 2025 Brit Awards performance is causing a wave of debate among viewers.

On Saturday, the former Disney star got a mix of reactions after opening the show with hit songs such as “Bed Chem” and “Espresso.” Wearing a red lingerie ensemble, Carpenter’s racy performance had U.K. residents threatening the broadcasting company, Ofcom, as the segment was shown ahead of the 9 p.m. watershed. According to the BBC, the 9 p.m. watershed policy is intended to prevent programming unsuitable for children from airing too early.

“What have I just watched Sabrina carpenter,” one viewer wrote on X. “WTF That was pure soft porn before the watershed.”

“It’s cool to be sexy and empowered. Unfortunately, this throw back was none of those things. Cheap and tacky,” another wrote.

“The other acts did very creative routines, with impressive sets and costumes. This was lazy and thoughtless. The “dancers” looked as foolish as she did. It wasn’t kitch, it was cringe,” one viewer wrote.

Despite the outrage among some viewers, others were impressed with the singer’s creativity.

“Some people threatening to complain to Ofcom about Sabrina Carpenter’s BRIT Awards performance need to get a life. It was a fun show with great energy! If you can’t handle a little excitement before 9 pm, maybe it’s time to lighten up!” one fan wrote.

“Sabrina Carpenter at the brits doing bed chem before the watershed is absolutely iconic. she’s a sexy little lady who wants everyone to feel sexy for themselves not for other people! Go cry about it it ofcom,” another wrote.

On Sunday, Carpenter – who won the Global Success award at the UK award show – took to social media to share a series of photos and videos from the Brit Awards, cheekily writing, “i now know what watershed is!!!!”

Representatives for Carpenter did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital’s request for comment.

A representative for Ofcom told Fox News Digital that they plan to publish an audience complaint report on March 5. If they receive more than 50 complaints about the performance, Carpenter’s performance will be documented.

Carpenter has always stayed true to who she is, especially when it comes to expressing herself through her artistry.

“This is my diary,” she said in an interview with Vanity Fair in 2024. “Once I put it out there, it’s for other people to interpret. I try to not tell people what a song is explicitly about. People don’t always know what’s going on inside the minds of anyone, let alone a young girl who’s navigating love and a lot of things for the first time.”