Inside Russell Westbrook’s lavish Los Angeles lifestyle, including $33.5m mansion next door to fellow NBA superstar

RUSSELL Westbrook reportedly nears a deal with the LA Clippers in a thrilling move for the guard who loves Los Angeles.

Earlier in February, the Los Angeles Lakers sent the 2017 NBA MVP to the Utah Jazz just hours before the trade deadline passed.

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But the Jazz have bought out the guard’s contract as expected, making him a free agent and paving the way for the deal with the Clippers.

The move will allow Westbrook, 34, to play for a title contender and potentially get his revenge for the difficult 18 months with the Lakers.

But most importantly, it will allow the former UCLA standout to remain in his home state of California — and the city he grew up in.

Moving back to his old stomping grounds made for one of the main reasons why the NBA star wanted to land on the Lakers back in 2021.

Westbrook is a family-oriented man — and in LA, he can stay close to his wife, Nina, and their children.

Besides, the guard just purchased a $33.5million mansion — located in the Westside area and across the street from LeBron James’ — from ex-F1 chief Bernie Ecclestone‘s daughter, Petra.

The three-story residence boasts eight bedrooms, 13 bathrooms, and 13,500 square feet of space.

And it comes with luxurious amenities, such as a pool, al fresco dining space, spa, and sundeck.

Also, Westbrook could hardly find a better place to get his Lamborghini Aventador out for a pleasant ride than the picturesque SoCal hills.

This orange beauty goes from 0 to 60 miles per hour in less than three seconds thanks to its 6.5L naturally-aspirated V12 engine that pumps out 769 horsepower.

It offers the perfect blend of comfort and luxury — as it should with the car’s price tag showing anything between $300,000-$500,000.

Los Angeles is also at the heart of the several business ventures Westbrook has undertaken.

In September, the nine-time All-Star opened his first fashion outlet in the city as part of the development of his brand, Honor the Gift.

The NBA star’s label is heavily inspired by his LA upbringing.

The District collection honors the city’s Unified School Districts and the Coast pays homage to its coastal lands by the Pacific Ocean.

Westbrook’s charity efforts are very Los Angeles-centric too, even though the guard’s philanthropy has made a difference in most, if not all, of the places he’s called home.

His Why Not? foundation focuses heavily on helping young, underserved Angelenos, providing them with a world-class education and access to modern technology.

Westbrook has only grown closer to the City of Angels since his childhood days.

He would certainly miss LA if having to move places again — just as much as LA would miss him.

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