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A Hollywood home with a very dark history involving Britney Spears, the late Brittany Murphy, and her husband, Simon Monjack, has gone on sale.

According to People, luxury property specialist David Parnes has put the six-bedroom, nine-bathroom, 9,400 sq ft. home on sale for a whopping $17,995,000. The listing tells potential buyers that the property has been “reborn” and has “undergone a complete metamorphosis.” The facade has been “newly redesigned” and “recently reimagined.”

Spears once owned the home in the early 2000s, and she claimed to have a strange encounter inside that made her leave the property indefinitely. Julianne Kaye, Spears’ former makeup artist, shared the singer’s experience during a conversation on the We Need to Talk About Britney podcast in 2021. According to Kaye, Britney felt there was a portal to another world that opened inside the home and let all types of bad spirits through.

“[Spears] had that place up on Sunset Plaza — and I’m just gonna say, this is really weird … She calls me … I had my friend do reiki healing on her,” said Kaye. “He had come up; I guess she’d had a crazy partying weekend and needed to relax. He left, and she swears to God that he opened some spirit portal or something, and these bad spirits had come in … and they were trying to, like, push her down the stairs or something crazy.”

She continued, “It was so bad that she left…She goes, ‘I know you’re gonna think I’m crazy. I’m not crazy. I know what I saw. I know what I felt.'”

Spears ended up selling the home to Murphy for $3.85 million in 2003 and moved in with her husband for nearly six years. Murphy and her husband both died in the home, and the latter claimed the actress always had a bad feeling about the living space and said it was “unlucky” during an interview with The Hollywood Reporter.

“She absolutely hated the Rising Glen house,” Monjack said at the time. “Every time we would drive up Sunset, Brit would say, ‘Please, can we stay at the Beverly Hills Hotel?’ I’d say: ‘Honey, you’ve got to be realistic. We have our house, a 10,000-square-foot home. We’re going to stay in it.'”

Murphy collapsed in the home after experiencing flu-like symptoms for a couple of days. The Los Angeles Fire Department responded to her mother’s 911 call, and Murphy was taken to the hospital, where she was later pronounced dead.

There was speculation that Murphy died due to “severe mold” in the home, but the official cause of death was determined to be pneumonia, combined with anemia and drug intoxication from prescription and over-the-counter medications. Monjack died on the property five months after his wife and his mother told the Daily Mail that her son claimed to have been experiencing “hallucinations that things were crawling out of his skin.”

A Hollywood home with a very dark history involving Britney Spears, the late Brittany Murphy, and her husband, Simon Monjack, has gone on sale.

According to People, luxury property specialist David Parnes has put the six-bedroom, nine-bathroom, 9,400 sq ft. home on sale for a whopping $17,995,000. The listing tells potential buyers that the property has been “reborn” and has “undergone a complete metamorphosis.” The facade has been “newly redesigned” and “recently reimagined.”

Spears once owned the home in the early 2000s, and she claimed to have a strange encounter inside that made her leave the property indefinitely. Julianne Kaye, Spears’ former makeup artist, shared the singer’s experience during a conversation on the We Need to Talk About Britney podcast in 2021. According to Kaye, Britney felt there was a portal to another world that opened inside the home and let all types of bad spirits through.

“[Spears] had that place up on Sunset Plaza — and I’m just gonna say, this is really weird … She calls me … I had my friend do reiki healing on her,” said Kaye. “He had come up; I guess she’d had a crazy partying weekend and needed to relax. He left, and she swears to God that he opened some spirit portal or something, and these bad spirits had come in … and they were trying to, like, push her down the stairs or something crazy.”

She continued, “It was so bad that she left…She goes, ‘I know you’re gonna think I’m crazy. I’m not crazy. I know what I saw. I know what I felt.'”

Spears ended up selling the home to Murphy for $3.85 million in 2003 and moved in with her husband for nearly six years. Murphy and her husband both died in the home, and the latter claimed the actress always had a bad feeling about the living space and said it was “unlucky” during an interview with The Hollywood Reporter.

“She absolutely hated the Rising Glen house,” Monjack said at the time. “Every time we would drive up Sunset, Brit would say, ‘Please, can we stay at the Beverly Hills Hotel?’ I’d say: ‘Honey, you’ve got to be realistic. We have our house, a 10,000-square-foot home. We’re going to stay in it.'”

Murphy collapsed in the home after experiencing flu-like symptoms for a couple of days. The Los Angeles Fire Department responded to her mother’s 911 call, and Murphy was taken to the hospital, where she was later pronounced dead.

There was speculation that Murphy died due to “severe mold” in the home, but the official cause of death was determined to be pneumonia, combined with anemia and drug intoxication from prescription and over-the-counter medications. Monjack died on the property five months after his wife and his mother told the Daily Mail that her son claimed to have been experiencing “hallucinations that things were crawling out of his skin.”