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Will Smith's two-story motorhome with cinema rents for $295 per night

26.07.2026 18:03 1 min 1 source
infobae SPA
Will Smith's two-story motorhome with cinema rents for $295 per night
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The two-story motorhome The Heat, owned by actor Will Smith for over a decade, is now available for rent at the 7744 Ranch in Texas for $295 per night. Built by Anderson Mobile Estates in the early 2000s, the 22-wheel vehicle features two floors, a kitchen with granite countertops, two living rooms, a bathroom with a sauna, and a cinema for 30 people with a 100-inch screen. The original cost of the motorhome exceeded $2.5 million.

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Will Smith's two-story motorhome with cinema rents for $295 per night

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