16 Celebrities Who Insured Their Body Parts And The Huge Premium They Paid

Usually, people insure their cars and other material things against some possible risks. But for stars, insurance goes all the way down to include their body parts. Odd as it may sound, most of such celebrities’ careers depend solely on their looks so it’s not a bad idea to have them protected.

It therefore, shouldn’t be surprising to see them insuring parts like boobs, butts, legs, and even chest hair! A handful even chose their lips and tongues; and as expected, both the tiny and big body parts insurance attract high premium. Here are a few eye-popping ones.

Jennifer Lopez

  • Insurance: $27 million
  • Part of the body insured: butt

Irresistible J. Lo above everything else, insured her curvy rear for about $27m. It’s little wonder the famous pop singer and actress had to spend that amount on her famous booty. I mean, take a moment and look at it; wouldn’t it be heartbreaking if anything wrong happens to it?

That body parts insurance possibly covers anything that happens to the adorable Latina’s butts including spots, scratches, bruises, cellulite, fat, and other types of medical and physical conditions. Considering that she does a lot of dancing during her videos, tours, and private life, the insurance company may be at loss because a slight tear of her gluteal muscles could bring her plenty of cash.

Mariah Carey

  • Insurance: $1 billion
  • Part of the body insured: legs

Having in mind that Mariah Carey has one rare sweet voice, it is not surprising to assume the luscious entertainer would choose to insure it. However, the star ignored her most famous asset to insure her legs. Mariah insured her legs for a whopping $1 billion dollars many years back. Yea, you read it right – billion not million!

This is certainly the biggest body parts insurance policy ever by any celebrity the world over. Her legs are incredible and she must be obsessed with them. Despite the fact she hardly sings or embark on tours anymore, the insurance remains valid. Her policy covers any harm on her leg including car accidents, bruises, shave cuts.

Holly Madison

  • Insurance: $1 million
  • Part of the body insured: boobs

This rock princess must be insanely fearful for her breast that she insured them at  $1 million. The former The Girls Next Door star undeniably feels like the rest of the world who believe her balloons look like they are about to explode. She made the big decision during her Las Vegas Show and the policy covers many things that can possibly bring harm to Hugh Hefner’s ex-girlfriend’s boobs like plastic surgery failure, silicon implants and also any health conditions.

Dolly Parton

  • Insurance: $4.4 million
  • Part of the body insured: boobs

Country icon Dolly Parton from all the back in the 70’s parted with $600,000 to protect her boobs from any mishap. Recently, she took another insurance policy on her chest for $3.8 Million, bring the fortune she has plunged into protecting her balloons to $4.4 million.

You may wonder why she needs such a massive insurance arrangement since she has grown old and no longer active in music and on-screen. Active or not, the star would get a mammoth compensation should her boobs deflate due to some medical condition, disease or any other kind of mishap.

Miley Cyrus

  • Insurance: $1 million
  • Part of the body insured: tongue

Pop star Miley Cyrus insured what many of us wouldn’t even think of our entire life; her tongue. Strange as that sounds, the super famous “Twerk” queen paid $1 million to protect her most cherished little princess. It really shouldn’t be shocking since we all know how she loves to just stick it out.

You may find it odd that she paid such an amount to secure a body part that is not likely to get into trouble, but maybe she thinks an insane fan can jump on stage and bite it off…, or it might freeze when she takes cold ice cream or burn on hot food! Well, the tongue is worth spending on because it has gained fame more than the bearer herself. Nobody is sure what the policy covers but as long as the tongue is protected, her fans can be happy.

Taylor Swift

  • Insurance: $40 million
  • Part of the body insured: legs

Just like Mariah Carey, iconic Pop Singer Taylor Swift insured her legs for $40 million, neglecting her voice because she is confident she will never lose them. $40 million might sound like a lot to many of us but not to the singer. For Taylor whose record last year earned her a million daily through the entire year, insuring her toned legs for that amount it’s like spending nothing. It can only take months to refill whatever she spends. And aren’t those legs worth the treat? Anyway, the body parts insurance potentially covers among other things, the tiniest blemish or shave wound.

Rihanna

  • Insurance: $1 million
  • Part of the body insured: legs

Rihanna was named the Venus Breeze’s Celebrity Legs of Goddess in 2007 by Gillette Razors at NYC’s Metropolitan Pavilion and evidently, we can see the reason. Gillette recognized how smooth and sexy those legs are and insured them for $1 million. There is nothing wrong with protecting the legs of their CoverGirl. Considering that performing on stage puts her legs at the risk of being hurt, you can say that’s a good deal.

Jennifer Love Hewitt

  • Insurance: $5 million
  • Part of the body insured: boobs

Anybody can guess correctly which part of Jennifer’s body she insured. In case you are still thinking just look at her chest and see how those two look protected indeed. Yes, she insured her 36c boobs for $2.5 million each. It may sound silly to you, but that’s one smart move. She knows her boobs more than anybody else and knows well enough that they can possibly blow up in a plane someday, or she could walk too fast and get them erupted. However, having the boobs insured keeps them completely safe.

Tina Turner

  • Insurance: $3 million
  • Part of the body insured: legs

Tina may be old but the American-Swiss artist still loves her famous long legs which she insured for $3 million. Though the 70′ and 80′ pop icon’s legs are no longer what they used to be due to age, but we still see reasons with her decision. With a career such as hers that heavily involves recording, dancing, and acting, she could get her legs hurt either by accidentally tripping over a cable while on heels or by just standing for too long performing. Now that she is old and her legs have changed, we can’t say whether or not the insurance policy included getting old? Most likely!

Heidi Klum

  • Insurance: $2 million
  • Part of the body insured: legs

Heidi Klum got style, she is pretty and is known as the most popular Victoria’s Secret model. The sexy model insured her flawless legs having in mind that she could miss a step during runway walks. Reports say the policy is worth more than $2 million! This is no chicken change and should cover falling off the catwalk, spraining an ankle in very high heels, and a lot more. She has piled up wealth for herself through modeling, commercials, TV Shows, and monthly payment for that policy shouldn’t be a headache.

Madonna

  • Insurance: $2 million
  • Part of the body insured: boobs

Madonna has got toned legs and sexy body but she chose her boobs above all, paying $2 million to have them protected. Well, she earns it so she can spend it.  But aren’t her cone bras more dangerous than any danger?

Kylie Minogue

  • Insurance: $5 million
  • Part of the body insured: butt

Kylie insured her cute rear for more than $5m. The beautiful Australian pop star may have covered any kind of hurt on her butt including scars or spots in her policy. But we think she probably forgot the persistent subcutaneous fat that leads to dimpling of women’s hips and thighs which aging comes with. She’s clearly not getting any younger!

David Beckham

  • Insurance: $195 million
  • Part of the body insured: entire body

The flamboyant ex-player made millions of money when he was still active in the field. With a pay much more than some of his rivals then, the player saw the need to insure his whole body in 2006. He paid $195 million to insure his entire body from any kind of injury – making it the highest personal insurance policy in the history of sports.

Speculations abound that the policy was split among several different insurance companies due to the high amount of money involved. Whichever way, they managed to seal the deal. I am guessing the policy covered everything ranging from the collarbone, fractured fibula, or even a slight headache since everything is a big deal!

Daniel Craig

  • Insurance: $9.5 million
  • Part of the body insured: entire body

Even James Bond needs extra protection. Daniel Craig who is an English actor paid $9.5 million to insure his whole body like Beckham. No wonder he was asked to perform his own stunts (like jumping down buildings and helicopters, and driving at high speeds) in most of his 007 movies. When you have the look and your career depends on such risks, it is only wise to insure your whole parts

Julia Roberts

  • Insurance: $30 million
  • Part of the body insured: lips

Julia Roberts has an attractive smile – and likes smiling all the time. The iconic actress has perfect eyes, lips, and teeth that all go into play to give her a perfect smile. She is known as the Hollywood actress with the most stunning big smile. For that rare attribute, she paid $30 million to give her lips extra protection. Her policy potentially covers everything, from inflamed or cracked lips to lip cancer. In fact, it should take care of anything that could alter the smiles of the “Pretty Woman”.

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Kim Kardashian

  • Insurance: $21 million
  • Part of the body insured: butt

The Keeping Up with the Kardashians star is famous for her killer curves and it wouldn’t be shocking that she paid some cash to have it protected right?  Well, rumours claim that her hubby, Kanye West paid $21million to insure the star’s butt.

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