Will Smith owns a 22-wheel, two-story motorhome that cost $2.5M and this man got to have a very rare tour inside it

Published on Jul 23, 2026 at 2:03 PM (UTC+4)
by Ben Thompson

Last updated on Jul 23, 2026 at 2:03 PM (UTC+4)
Edited by Mason Jones

Will Smith owns a 22-wheel, two-story motorhome that cost $2.5M and this man got to have a very rare tour inside it

This man got the chance to tour Will Smith‘s two-story motorhome and it cost the actor a cool $2.5 million.

Now we know what you’re thinking – that is an awful lot of money to spend on a motorhome.

After all, many people don’t spend that much buying their houses.

But once you see the inside of this motorhome, you might be left thinking Will Smith has the right idea when it comes to his RVs.

Will Smith has come a long way since growing up in West Philadelphia

Will Smith may be the personification of making it big in Hollywood.

Thanks to leading roles in blockbuster movies like Independence Day, Men In Black, and Bad Boys, the 57-year-old has amassed himself a net worth of $350 million.

And over the years, he’s taken a liking to a high standard of living.

Whether that be his $42 million California estate or his epic car collection, he has been living the high life for quite a while now.

But perhaps nothing exemplifies his expensive taste better than his two-story motorhome.

With expensive countertops and $12,000 tables, this is a motorhome that has as many amenities as a house.

This man had a chance to tour the motorhome for himself

YouTuber Enes Yilmazer was lucky enough to have the opportunity to take a look inside Smith’s luxurious motorhome for himself.

Admittedly, seeing such high-end properties is his bread and butter – this is also the man who has seen inside plenty of private jets in his time.

But even he acknowledged that Smith’s motorhome was something remarkable.

“It is truly one of a kind,” he said.

“We’ve never toured anything like this.”

This bad boy was the work of Anderson Mobile Estates and features 14 TVs, two 5-ton AC units, and more than $125,000 worth of natural stone.

What the lower floor looked like

The lower level included a folding dining table, built-in leather seating, hardwood floors, and automatic sliding doors reminiscent of something out of Star Trek.

In the kitchen, there’s a ton of amenities including a stainless steel fridge, a cooktop, a dishwasher, and a microwave.

And there’s even a little bit of Hollywood glamor on this level, thanks to the makeup and wardrobe suite.

You see, Smith stayed in this motorhome while he was filming Men in Black 3, Ali, and The Pursuit of Happyness.

Inside this suite is a drop-down makeup mirror setup, alongside a pull-out bed and wardrobe closets.

“Will Smith personally really likes this one because he has everything under one roof,” Yilmazer explained.

“And that way it’s convenient for him, and it’s just a time saver.”

What was on the second floor?

Between the first and second floor is a beautiful steam shower accompanied by a vanity mirror and a toilet.

On the top floor – which extends in height by 42 inches at the push of a button – an epic screening room awaited.

The 100-inch drop-down projector screen is the thing that movie night dreams were made of.

At the rear is a bedroom kitted out with an elevated double bed, skylight, automatic shades, and an office desk.

“Hats off to Anderson Mobile Estates,” Yilmazer said.

“Designing something like this, building it, sustaining it, it’s pretty awesome, it’s just awesome.”

It’s not just Will Smith who is indulging in motorhomes these days

Maybe it’s just us, but it seems like motorhomes are becoming the new trendy thing in Hollywood.

Leonardo DiCaprio is another A-Lister who has splashed out cash for a home on four wheels.

And then there’s Jason Momoa, who even took up residence in his RV.

Will we live to see a day where Tinsel Town celebrities trade in their mega-mansions for life on the road?

We wouldn’t bet on it.

Ben joined Supercar Blondie in February 2025 after being published by international organizations including LADbible, The Sun, the New York Post, and the Daily Mail. He covers supercars, rare and collectible vehicles, aviation, luxury assets, and the fascinating people behind them. His reporting has explored everything from seven-figure supercars and historic Ferrari collections to unusual aircraft adventures and extraordinary automotive discoveries from around the world. Ben has also gained first-hand insight into vehicle craftsmanship and customization, including visiting specialist workshops to see bespoke vehicles up close.