Naomi Campbell Reportedly Relocates to Milan, Buys Property
The supermodel has allegedly purchased a home in Italy's fashion capital, adding to her international property portfolio.
Naomi Campbell is reportedly setting down roots in Milan, having relocated from London to the Italian fashion capital. The supermodel was seen celebrating during Milan Fashion Week, arriving at the Twiga nightclub in a striking metallic gown.
Forbes reported that Campbell, 56, has purchased a property in one of Milan's most exclusive neighborhoods. This move follows a series of social media posts from Campbell, including a Milanese photoshoot with photographer German Larkin and a post with Milan-based entrepreneur Leonardo Maria Del Vecchio. One caption included the hashtag #CASA and another featured the Italian flag.
Campbell, who was born in Lambeth, London, has not previously owned a permanent residence in the city, opting instead for hotels or rentals during visits. Her international property holdings include a condominium in Tribeca, New York, and a villa in Malindi, Kenya, which she has owned since the 1990s.
From 2008 to 2012, Campbell resided in Moscow while in a relationship with Russian billionaire Vladislav Doronin. During that period, Doronin commissioned a large mansion designed by architect Zaha Hadid for Campbell. While Campbell does not currently own property in Moscow, she maintains a villa in Malindi, Kenya, a property located within an eco-resort developed by her friend and former associate Flavio Briatore.
Campbell is a mother to two children, a daughter born in 2021 and a son born in 2022, both welcomed via surrogate. She has expressed her deep commitment to motherhood, stating that her children are her sole priority and influence her decisions regarding her future.