Trevor Noah's Bel-Air Home Sells for Just Over $26M, Marking $1M Loss Since He Bought It in 2020

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Trevor Noah is taking a bit of a hit on his most recent real estate transaction.

The Daily Show host, 38, has sold his 6-bedroom, 11-bathroom Bel-Air estate for $26.39 million after two months on the market, the New York Post reports.

The total falls more than $1 million short of the $27.5 million Noah forked over for the 11,375-square-foot home when he purchased it in December of 2020.

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The sprawling, understated home was listed by Jonah Hilton of Hilton & Hyland, and features both a private gated motor court and separate discreet staff entrance with gate.

The outdoor areas include a pavilion equipped with an outdoor kitchen, and an infinity pool.

A security booth, gym, sauna, office space and screening room are just some of the other amenities the lavish enclave offers.

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The home's primary suite comes with dressing areas and dual baths.

Four additional bedrooms are all ensuite, and the property also features a separate guest apartment.

The design of the home, by architect Mark Rios, is spare and striking. Floor-to-ceiling windows and clean lines allow for a seamless transition from indoors to outside, as the property listing describes.

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Noah recently gained attention for commenting on Kanye West's treatment of Kim Kardashian, as the pair continue to co-parent their four children amid a very public divorce.

The South African comedian appeared in an extended video clip earlier this month, in which he discussed West's "belligerent" treatment of his ex-wife.

Noah said it is a story "more people should pay attention to," adding that "over time, Kanye has become more and more belligerent in how he tries to get Kim back."

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While Noah acknowledged that "when it started, it was, some would say 'romantic,' " the comedian then brought up several more recent examples he described as troublesome, like West's music video for "Eazy" in which a claymation likeness of Pete Davidson, Kardashian's boyfriend, was buried alive.

"I do understand that art can be therapy — I honestly do understand that. But I also understand that therapy can be therapy," Noah said, insinuating that West should seek help.

The TV host added of the "escalating" situation, "there's an element of a woman saying to her ex, 'Hey, please leave me alone.' "

"It touches on something that is more sensitive and more serious than people would like to admit," Noah said. "I see a woman who wants to live her life without being harassed by an ex-boyfriend or an ex-husband or an ex-anything."