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Sofia VergaraandJoe Manganiellohave decided to let go of theirBeverly Hills villa— again.
The couple listed the seven-bedroom, 11-bathroom home for $18 million for a second time in under a year, PEOPLE confirms.
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TheModern Familyalum purchased the property — which sits on more than half an acre — in 2014 for $10.6 millionbefore marryingher now-husband. She has since remodeled the home, built in 2006, adding touches of an Italian villa with the help of interior designerJennifer Bevan, accordingVariety’sDirt.
With three stories and more than 11,000 square feet, the mansion includes a chef’s kitchen, a theater and a full-size gym, according to the listing.
Down a spiral staircase, the lower-level features a bar with a wine cellar and tasting room, sporting a black-and-white color scheme that contrasts with the light and airy decor on the upper levels.
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The backyard features high hedges, a manicured lawn, a pool, a hot tub and a barbecue area.
TheAmerica’s Got Talentjudge and theTrue Bloodalum first met through herModern Familyco-star Jesse TylerFerguson at the White House Correspondents' Association dinner in 2014 — although Vergara was engaged toNick Loebat the time. A few weeks after the event, Vergara announced her breakup with Loeb, prompting Manganiello to ask Ferguson for the actress’s number.
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Although Vergara didn’t believe that she was ready to date at the time, Manganiello won her over.
“I knew pretty quickly thatI could trust her, and she knew pretty quickly that she could trust me,” Manganiello told PEOPLE in 2020. “And we’re both the kind of people who are capable of putting the other person ahead of ourselves. I was capable of putting her wishes ahead of mine, whatever they were, and she was capable of doing the same. Once you have that, you don’t let go of it.”
source: people.com
