

Singer and star chef Kelis simulated numerous stars have actually done after entering a big quantity of loan: she purchased a home. But rather of living and moving from mansion to mansion throughout the years, Kelis is selling her residential or commercial property to buy something even more important to her: a farm so she can grow her own food.
When she initially acquired the residential or commercial property, in 2012, Kelis was drawn in to the timeless 1920 s architecture and home entertainment locations. “The architecture inside the house was amazing, and it had a very dramatic, old Hollywood feel,” she keeps in mind. “The backyard was so glamorous, and really, for me, that felt great. It was so nice for entertaining, and I pictured all the things I could do back there.”
But now, the 38- year-old “Milkshake” singer informed Architectural Digest in a current interview that she prepares to offer her mansion in Glendale, California, that she shows other half and realty representative, Mike Morato, and her boys, Knight, 8 (with Nas), and Shepherd, 2, to reside on a farm.
“We’re buying a farm…so that we can grow everything and sustain everything that way.”
“Now that I’ve got these two boys, I want to control a little bit more how we eat,” she stated. She’s put their 3,850 square feet house on the marketplace for $1.885 million. The residential or commercial property functions 5 bed rooms, 2 fireplaces, a heated saltwater swimming pool and, not one, however 2 kitchen areas (one within and one exterior).


There are likewise 2 kitchen areas with appealing components and brand-new facilities (one within and one exterior). The indoor cooking area has actually been improved with Italian marble and an old wheel (which she sourced from the Rose Bowl Flea Market in Pasadena, California) that works as a pot rack. “We smoke meat, so we have a BBQ smoker. We can do great grilled vegetables and steaks and sit outside with a glass of wine. It’s so nice,” she shares.
Kelis is the only Black lady who is entering into farming. As a matter of reality, Black farmers are on the increase (yes)!
In1920, the variety of Black- run farms peaked at almost a million, representing 15 million acres of farmland– the size of New Hampshire, Massachusetts and New Jersey integrated. They comprised 14 percent of the nation’s farmers.
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The height of Black farming didn’t last. Faced with the financial and social barriers of the time and years of …
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