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John Paul DeJoria’s Texas ranch sold for $6.93 million; 120 exotic animals included

Times of India - World ·
John Paul DeJoria’s Texas ranch sold for $6.93 million; 120 exotic animals included

In a remarkable real estate deal, the sprawling Texas ranch of Patrón Tequila co-founder John Paul DeJoria has been acquired for $6.93 million.

Spanning 96 acres, this unique property was home to over 120 exotic African animals, including gazelles and wildebeest.

Complete with a luxurious main residence and an underground shelter, the estate also boasted a well-stocked pond.

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