Six Narratives Of Celebrity House Changes And Metamorphoses

Celebrities are making bold moves and starting over as they deal with major changes in their personal lives and relationships. Megan Fox, who recently gave birth and is now single, is embracing independence in a new home closer to her ex-husband, Brian Austin Green, to facilitate coparenting while closing the chapter on her romance with Machine Gun Kelly as they raise their newborn together.

Meanwhile, reality star Kyle Richards is adjusting to life without estranged husband Mauricio Umansky, saying his new bachelor pad feels more permanent than temporary. Christine Quinn of Selling Sunset left the Los Angeles scene for Texas, citing a desire for family and a slower pace following her divorce from Christian Richard, and she believes the move will benefit her young son’s growing confidence.

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Marc Blucas, a Hallmark favorite, continues to devote his time and energy to renovating a historic home that serves as a family hub, despite the fact that his mother-in-law has died. Ali Larter and Hayes MacArthur found happiness by leaving the city for a small mountain town, which reshaped their family priorities.

Christine Baumgartner has moved on from her high-profile divorce from Kevin Costner, listing luxury rentals and previous homes for sale as she and fiancé Josh Connor plan their next chapter together.

• NO. 1: MEGAN FOX AND MGK ‘NEVER FULLY LIVED TOGETHER,’ HER NEW HOUSE INFO
• NO. 2: RHOBH’S KYLE RICHARDS SAYS SHE HAS YET TO VISIT MAURICIO’S NEW CONDO
• NO. 3: CHRISTINE QUINN HAS A NEW LIFE IN TEXAS WITH HER SON AFTER DIVORCE
• NO. 4: MARC BLUCAS ONCE EXPLAINED WHY HE RENOVATED HOUSE WHERE DAYLE HADDON DIED
• NO. 5: WHY ALI LARTER AND HER FAMILY LEFT L.A. FOR IDAHO TOWN 4 YEARS AGO
• NO. 6: INSIDE CHRISTINE BAUMGARTNER AND FIANCE JOSH CONNOR’S HOME PLANS

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