The outlet also reported that the duo are looking to make “around $65 million” on their mansion.
Despite the mansion’s healthy price tag, Jennifer and Ben will reportedly suffer a financial loss of “millions of dollars” with the sale.
This is because of the broker’s commission which is “a new tax on super-expensive properties, along with significant money they plunked down in improvements,” TMZ reports.
Reps for the married couple did not immediately return The Express’ request for comment or confirmation.
Earlier this week, it was reported that new images of the pricey pad had been uploaded to the real estate marketplace site Zillow.
The Daily Mail reported photos of the home’s interior were posted to the website on June 1 and June 5 but it still appeared as having been sold last year.
Jennifer and Ben purchased the 43,000-square-foot abode in cash for $60.85 million in May 2023, just 10 months after they got hitched in Las Vegas.
The jaw-dropping newly built home features 17 bedrooms, 30 bathrooms and parking for 80 vehicles.
Their home also boasts an indoor sports complex, a sports bar, outdoor lounging, a zero-edge pool and extensive grounds.
