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15 Celebs Who Own Ridiculously EXPENSIVE TOYS

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Fifteen A-listers prove that when you’re worth hundreds of millions, a nice watch just doesn’t cut it anymore.

Every celebrity eventually hits the point where regular luxury stops being enough. Some buy mansions, some buy sports teams, and a handful decide the smartest move is dropping tens of millions on a private jet or tens of thousands on a device that supposedly talks to ghosts. The rundown of “15 Celebs Who Own Ridiculously EXPENSIVE TOYS” catalogs exactly that kind of spending, and two entries in particular — Jay-Z’s private jet and Lady Gaga’s paranormal-hunting gadget — show just how far the price tag can stretch once money stops being the obstacle.

• Jay-Z’s Bombardier Challenger 850 private jet, reportedly valued at $40 million, was a Father’s Day gift from Beyoncé in 2012 and includes a master bedroom, full kitchen, living lounge, and two bathrooms.
• Lady Gaga reportedly spent around $50,000 on an electro-magnetic field “ghost detector” used to sweep venues and hotel rooms for paranormal activity.
• The list also includes Elton John’s $72 million superyacht “Watership Down,” complete with a helicopter pad, multiple decks, and a jacuzzi, and Floyd Mayweather’s $60 million private jet with its own dining area and bedroom.

Jay-Z’s $40 Million Father’s Day Gift

Beyoncé didn’t do neckties for Father’s Day in 2012. She reportedly handed Jay-Z the keys to a Bombardier Challenger 850, a jet valued at around $40 million that comes outfitted more like a boutique hotel suite than an aircraft. The cabin includes a master bedroom, a full kitchen, a living lounge, and two separate bathrooms — amenities that turn a coast-to-coast flight into something closer to a stay at a five-star resort at 40,000 feet.

For a rapper-turned-mogul with a stake in Tidal, Roc Nation, and a liquor empire, the jet functions as both a status symbol and a genuine convenience given how much of his business runs across time zones. It’s the kind of purchase that also fits neatly alongside the broader trend covered in the most expensive luxury purchases the ultra-wealthy make when money simply isn’t the deciding factor anymore.

Lady Gaga’s Ghost-Hunting Gadget

Not every celebrity splurge is about comfort. Lady Gaga’s reported $50,000 purchase was an EMF ghost detector, a device typically used by paranormal investigators to pick up electromagnetic disturbances that some believe signal spirit activity. Gaga has used the tool to sweep hotel rooms and tour venues before settling in, treating potential hauntings the same way a security team treats a threat assessment.

$50,000 to find out if a hotel room is haunted before she’ll sleep in it.

It’s an odd line item next to diamond jewelry or sports cars, but it fits Gaga’s brand of theatrical, superstition-leaning eccentricity — the same instinct that’s shaped everything from her Meat Dress to her stage productions.

Cars, Yachts, and Customized Rides

The rest of the list leans harder into vehicles built for speed and spectacle. Justin Bieber customized a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Van worth roughly $1 million, complete with a kitchen, lounge, bar, and multiple displays, turning a tour vehicle into a rolling apartment. Rihanna’s Lamborghini Aventador, valued at $750,000, can reportedly hit speeds up to 350 km/h, while Cristiano Ronaldo’s $3 million Bugatti Chiron tops out near 420 km/h and Drake’s $2 million Bugatti Veyron can reach 407 km/h.

On the water, David Beckham’s yacht, nicknamed “DB9,” is valued at $33 million and features six cabins, while Elton John’s “Watership Down” superyacht runs about $72 million with a helicopter pad and jacuzzi built in. Floyd Mayweather went the aviation route instead, reportedly paying $60 million for a private jet with its own dining area, lounge, and bedroom — not far off the price of Kylie Jenner’s own $72 million jet, which includes a full bar, multiple bedrooms, and a shower.

Diamonds on Everything

Then there’s the smaller-ticket, higher-absurdity category: gadgets encrusted in gemstones for no functional reason other than flexing. Kim Kardashian reportedly owns a diamond-encrusted BlackBerry worth $25,000, long after most of the world moved on from the brand entirely. Diddy went the same route with a diamond-encrusted iPod valued at $50,000, and Kanye West reportedly spent $60,000 on a set of diamond-and-gold teeth. None of it improves call quality or shuffle speed — it’s pure statement-making, the celebrity equivalent of the excess found in other corners of celebrity extravagance where the price tag is the point.

Paris Hilton’s contribution skews more conventional by comparison — a $300,000 McLaren — but even that number only looks modest next to a $72 million yacht or a $40 million jet. That’s really the takeaway from the whole list: once you’re talking about Jay-Z and Kylie Jenner comparing private jets, “normal” luxury spending starts at seven figures and climbs from there.