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Home Styles of Hollywood Besties

Peanut butter and jelly. Chips and dip. Meatballs and spaghetti. Some things are just better together and celebrity friends are no exception. But ever wonder how some of our favorite, BFF pairs’ home styles compare?

In honor of International Day of Friendship, Trulia scouted out where some of these star studded besties live. Whether they are next door neighbors or bi-coastal besties, apartment dwellers or mansion owners, nothing can tear these Hollywood A-list friends apart.

Kendall and Gigi may have matching KenGi necklaces, but their real estate portfolios don’t look quite the same. Kendall recently snatched a contemporary 4,800-square foot, Hollywood Hills home from fellow celebs, John Krasinski and Emily Blunt. On the opposite coast, Gigi is all apartment loft life. Although Gigi recently sold her 935-square foot, New York apartment, we hope her flair for designer, luxury pads isn’t lost.

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Jennifer Lawrence and Amy Schumer are the resident queens of red carpet comedy, but how do these BFF’s homes match up? While JLaw relaxes in a Traditional Style, Beverly Hills mansion, Amy kicks back in her New York, Brownstone. Regardless of style, there are bound to be laughs no matter where these ladies live.

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Matt Damon and Ben Affleck share two Oscars, so it makes sense that they be neighbors-right? After Ben bought his 8,800-square foot, cliff-slung home in Los Angeles, Matt snagged a neighboring, zen-inspired mansion. Sounds like one killer-block party.

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Pop-music icons and Instagram stars Taylor Swift and Selena Gomez have been friends from the start and they certainly share an affinity for Los Angeles mansions. Taylor recently purchased the Goldwyn estate in Beverly Hills for $25 million, adding yet another mansion to her real estate profile. Although Selena sold her Calabasas, Mediterranean style home, we’re sure she’ll find a new mega-mansion to call home.

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