Heather and Terry Dubrow’s luxurious Beverly Hills mansion is officially on the market for a jaw-dropping $25 million, but the real shocker isn’t just the price—it’s who’s eyeing the property. In a twist that no one saw coming, Alexis Bellino has revealed explosive text messages showing that she and John Janssen, Shannon Beador’s ex, had discussed the possibility of buying the estate. The revelation has sent waves through the Real Housewives fandom, fueling speculation about what this unexpected move could mean.
Dubrow’s mansion is nothing short of a dream home, boasting sprawling spaces, ultra-modern architecture, a resort-style infinity pool, a private spa, a state-of-the-art home theater, and breathtaking panoramic views of Los Angeles. The property screams prestige, and its $25 million price tag reflects just that. But what has everyone talking isn’t just the estate itself—it’s the behind-the-scenes drama surrounding who wants to buy it.
Alexis Bellino’s connection to John Janssen already raises eyebrows, but the fact that she’s openly revealing messages about their interest in the Dubrow home adds an unexpected layer of intrigue. Given her past history with The Real Housewives of Orange County cast, fans are questioning whether this is a genuine real estate move or a play to stir up drama. The connection between Alexis, John, and Shannon Beador makes the situation even juicier, leaving many wondering what really led to these text messages and whether an actual offer was ever considered.
Meanwhile, Heather and Terry Dubrow have yet to comment on the situation, but given Heather’s reputation for keeping her name out of unnecessary drama, it’s unlikely she’ll entertain the gossip. Still, this bombshell has already sparked a frenzy among fans, who are eager to see how Shannon Beador reacts to her ex potentially making moves with Alexis Bellino. Could this be a power play? A coincidence? Or just another day in the world of Real Housewives drama? One thing’s for sure—this real estate deal just got a whole lot messier.
