Naomi Campbell boasts an incredibly impressive property portfolio - with the successful model owning or previously living in some beautiful homes all around the world.
The star, 54, who began modelling aged just 15, is estimated to have a net worth of $80 million (£68 million).
She spends most of her time at her sprawling New York apartment but has previously lived in a James Bond style Russian mansion and has dabbled with property in Kenya and Turkey.
It comes as she has been disqualified as a trustee after an investigation into her Fashion For Relief charity uncovered 'serious mismanagement'.
It follows revelations by the Mail On Sunday that official accounts showed that it spent more than £1.6million on a glittering gala in Cannes, but gave just £5,000 to good causes over a 15-month period.
Amid the revelations, here MailOnline takes a look at her impressive global property portfolio:
Russian Mansion
In 2019 a futuristic mansion that was built for Naomi in a Russian forest was put on the market at a reduced £78million by her ex-lover Vladislav Doronin, according to a report.
The house, which comes complete with its own nightclub, was built in an elite suburb of Moscow.
The original design was scribbled on the back of a napkin during the pair's four-year relationship and is thought to have been intended as Doronin's wedding present for the supermodel before they later broke up.
The outlandish Russian love-nest dacha cost £109million to build and was originally offered to buyers for a 'sky-high' £117million, according to the local media outlets.
In 2019 a futuristic mansion that was built for Naomi in a Russian forest was put on the market at a reduced £78million by her ex-lover Vladislav Doronin, according to a report
The house, which comes complete with its own nightclub, was built in an elite suburb of Moscow
The original design was scribbled on the back of a napkin during the pair's four-year relationship and is thought to have been intended as Doronin's wedding present for the supermodel before they later broke up
Some sources said at the time that billionaire Doronin, now 61, had been unsuccessfully trying to sell the property since 2016, which is why the price was reduced.
The architect of the 35,520 square foot home was Iraqi-British Zaha Hadid.
Much of the house is sunk underground but the tower, which is 115 ft above ground and offers a view over the trees, boasts a bedroom and en-suite bathroom.
'The house has its own spa, a 20-metre swimming pool, a sports hall, a night club and a Japanese garden,' reported Russian Hello.
The couple were dating between 2008 and 2012 when Campbell, now 54, was frequently seen in the Russian capital.
Doronin told how he met the architect and told her: 'I want to wake up in the morning and just see blue sky.
'I don't want to see any neighbours. I just want to be free.'
She told him he would need to be above the trees and immediately scribbled her design on a restaurant napkin.
The outlandish Russian love-nest dacha cost £109million to build and was originally offered to buyers for a 'sky-high' £117million, according to the local media outlets
The architect of the 35,520 square foot home was Iraqi-British Zaha Hadid, who orchestrated much of the house being sunk underground. Pictured: Blueprint design
Kenyan villa
In 2021 Naomi took Architectural Digest on a tour of her luxurious villa in Kenya, complete with four stunning pools, authentic African furnishings, and a spa treatment facility.
Right off the coast of the Indian Ocean in Malindi, the supermodel's sprawling property effortlessly combines indoor and outdoor space to achieve an airy and tranquil home.
She first visited Malindi in 1994 before 'falling in love' with the tropical location in 1999 and eventually buying a property in the seaside town.
She acquired the residence as part of a luxury eco resort built by a friend.
The Billionaire Resort and Retreat in Malindi is owned by Italian businessman and former Formula One boss Flavio Briatore, who dated Campbell from 1998 to 2003.
In 2021 Naomi took Architectural Digest on a tour of her luxurious villa in Kenya, complete with four stunning pools, authentic African furnishings, and a spa treatment facility
Right off the coast of the Indian Ocean in Malindi, the supermodel' sprawling property effortlessly combines indoor and outdoor space to achieve an airy and tranquil home
She adorned the ceiling with elaborate Moroccan lambs while accessorising tastefully with coffee table books, soft blue furnishings and plants
The villa exists beneath a Makuti roof, a thatching method made from the sun-dried leaves of the coconut palm.
Naomi sauntered around her living room which boasted a large indoor swimming ball, chic furniture created and sourced locally, and a balcony hallway skirting the expansive room.
She said she uses the space to gather with friends and loved ones before or after dinner.
She adorned the ceiling with elaborate Moroccan lambs while accessorising tastefully with coffee table books, soft blue furnishings and plants.
'This is the coldest pool in the house,' the runway star said, referring to the focal point of the room. 'This is because it can get very hot here so this is the cold pool.'
Traditional dining tables and seats were dispersed outdoors, positioned underneath wooden gazebos to protect guests from the scorching heat.
'I think wood is so grounding,' Naomi added as she explored the different rooms in the villa and noted the exposed beams on the ceilings throughout.
Maintaining the understated yet stylish aesthetic, local artifacts, African textiles and authentic Kenyan art was peppered around the property.
From the comfort of her sweeping upstairs balcony, Naomi looked over an additional outdoor pool and accompanying sun deck for lounging.
Her coastal property also boasted a separate seating area for breakfasts and buffets, complete with a Makuti roof and multiple ceiling fans for added comfort.
Naomi continued: 'People have such the wrong perception of Africa, it's a beautiful place. This is definitely my go-to place of chilling, relaxing, completely shutting down. Kenya is a natural gem, it has the safari, it has the bush, it has the coast, it has the dunes, it has all the elements and people don't realise that.'
The extensive property also featured a separate building, known to Naomi as 'new houses,' which comprised of four rooms and a kitchenette. 'It's nice, everyone has their own area so they can do what they want,' she said, referring to the space as accommodation for her guests.
Traditional dining tables and additional seating was dispersed outdoors, positioned underneath wooden gazebos to protect guests from the scorching heat
'I think wood is so grounding,' Naomi added as she explored the different rooms in the villa and noted the exposed beams on the ceilings throughout
Maintaining the understated yet stylish aesthetic, local artefacts, African textiles and authentic Kenyan art was peppered around the property
From the comfort of her sweeping upstairs balcony, Naomi looked over an additional outdoor pool and accompanying sun deck for lounging
Her coastal property also boasted a separate seating area for breakfasts and buffets, complete with a Makuti roof and multiple ceiling fans for added comfort
Concluding the tour around her exquisite home, the catwalk model showed off the beach, just across the street from her property
'The first time I heard about Kenya was from my aunty June and then the second time I heard about Kenya was from Lauren Hutton who always said to me, when she would go to Kenya to revitalize after working - I mean Lauren Hutton is Lauren Hutton, legendary - she would always say, 'I would come back with a real smile.'
'And I remember the first time when I was coming to Kenya and I said to Lauren, 'I'm going to Kenya,' and I remember she said to me, 'look at your smile when you get back, you're going to have a real smile,' and I so understood what she meant. 100 per cent.'
Carving out a space to lose oneself in beauty rituals, the model revealed her very own spa which featured hydrotherapy, a treatment she recommends to all guests upon their arrival.
Naomi's master bedroom boasted a serene lounging area complete with a white sofa and striking artwork on the walls.
Concluding the tour around her exquisite home, the catwalk model showed off the beach, just across the street from her property.
Cleopatra Island - Turkey
It has been reported that for Naomi's 41st birthday her ex Doronin promised to build her an ultra-modern eco-home on the historic Cleopatra Island in Turkey.
Sedir Island, also known as Cleopatra Island, is a small island in the Gulf of Gökova of southeastern Aegean Sea off the coast of Ula, part of Muğla Province of Turkey.
It is famous for its beach made from seashells.
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It is said that this organic sand was brought by ships from the Red Sea especially for Cleopatra
Designed by Spanish architect Luis de Garrido, an expert in sustainable architecture, the proposed 25-bedroom residence was envisioned as an off-grid, self-sufficient home to get away from it all.
The main design was modelled to recreate the Egyptian symbol the Eye of Horus.
However after the pair separated the plans appeared to be shelved and the project never came to fruition.
It had also been claimed that it never went ahead due to the area's protected status.
New York apartment
Naomi has always been very secretive about her lavish New York residence and is thought to have owned several properties in the city over the years.
From sharing sneak peaks on her YouTube some fans have claimed that from the details they've seen she lives in a penthouse apartment in Tribeca.
Tribeca is a hip area known for its old industrial buildings, many now turned into residential loft space.
Cobblestone streets are lined with trendy boutiques and restaurants.
According to Travel Noire, the apartment boasts a floating staircase, expansive views of the Hudson River, and floor-to-ceiling windows.
Naomi has always been very secretive about her lavish New York residence and is thought to have owned several properties in the city over the years
From sharing sneak peaks on her YouTube some fans have claimed that from the details they've seen she lives in a penthouse apartment in Tribeca
In addition, the supermodel previosuly owned a luxury apartment on 500 Park Avenue.
She put it on the market in 2006 for $5.25 million, and at the time the New York Post reported that it boasted a 'huge en suite to the principal bedroom, three bedrooms featuring double-height ceilings, a library, and a vast dressing room'.
And no doubt the huge closet was filled with all of her clothes and would have been appropriate for a model of her calibre.
Then in 2018 it was reported that the supermodel was touring luxury apartments in New York looking to buy the perfect place.
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