Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson is the world's highest-paid actor earning $270 million in 2021, he also happens to own a $2.4 million Pagani Huayra. Movie stars, fashion moguls and rappers earn high salaries which means they can afford some of the most expensive cars on the planet. We take a look at the top five most expensive cars owned by celebs, from fashion designer Ralph Lauren's rare Bugatti Type 57SC Atlantic to Floyd Mayweather's Koenigsegg CCXR Trevita.

Gabbie Marshall's racial and ethnic background have been the subject of much speculation. She has never publicly disclosed her race or ethnicity, but some have suggested that she is of mixed race, possibly African-American and white. Others have speculated that she is Latina or Asian. It is important to note that Gabbie Marshall has never confirmed or denied any of these speculations. She has chosen to keep her personal life private, and that is her right.

Frances Tiafoe's parents are Frances Tiafoe Sr. and Alphina Kamara. Tiafoe Sr. is a Sierra Leonean immigrant who worked as a day laborer, and Kamara is a nurse from Maryland. The couple met in College Park, Maryland, and have been married for over 20 years. They have two children, Frances and Franklin. Tiafoe's parents have been instrumental in his success as a tennis player. They have supported him financially and emotionally, and have always encouraged him to pursue his dreams.

Julie Benz's children consist of two daughters, born during her marriage to actor David Chiklis. Benz has spoken openly about the challenges and rewards of motherhood, expressing her deep love and commitment to her daughters. Their family life is kept private, but Benz has shared occasional glimpses into her experiences as a mother on social media and in interviews. The importance of family to Julie Benz is evident in her dedication to her children and the values she instills in them.

What Happened to Kate Gosselin? Fox’s new reality competition show Special Forces: World’s Toughest Test follows 16 famous people who have given up their fame and comfortable lives to test their mental and physical strength in the Jordan Desert. These celebrities will face gruelling physical and mental challenges for 10 days that will push them to their breaking point. Prizes without monetary value Contestants can leave the training course by leaving on their own, being kicked out by the directing staff, or being “medically taped,” which means that their injuries require them to get more medical care.