Polo G’s mother shares why she won’t force her son to work when he grows up and enjoys living with 20 supercars: ‘I want my son to know what it’s like to be my son’

Taurus “Polo G” Bartlett’s hip-hop has improved. For $4.9 miℓℓio𝚗, the rapper bought his mother a property in Atlanta and a mansion in Chatsworth, California. His song “Rapstar,” about his journey to fɑme and difficulties, topped the Billboard charts.

 

 

Polo G’s hillside home, built in 2018, located in the foothills of the Santa Susana Mountains in Indian Falls Estates, where DJ Mustard and Swae Lee dwell.

 

 

With porcelain tile floors, coved, beamed, and coffered ceilings, and walls of French doors for indoor-outdoor living, it features over 11,000 square feet of living space.

An arching staircase frames a rotunda entryway with handmade ironwork. The main level contains a wide, bright great room, a formal living room with a custom wine pantry and bar, a formal dining room, a pool room, and a large guest suite. The chef’s kitchen has Viking appliances, granite worktops, and an onyx mosaic backsplash.

The master suite has a walk-in closet, bespoke built-ins, a double shower, and a freestanding, circular jacuzzi tub in a rotunda.

The resort-like grounds, with stone terraces and patios surrounding a giant swimming pool and spa, BBQ pavilion, and lit tennis court, are great for entertaining. There are two and 14-car garages.

The 22-year-old singer-songwriter, rapper, and recording artist founded an AAU basketball team in his hometown of Chicago to keep youth out of crime, topped Forbes’ “30 Under 30” list for 2021, and created his own apparel line, Capalot. This month, he and Nicki Minaj will release “Hall of Fɑme,” his third album.