Weirdest celebrity insurances

Fingers, legs, buttocks!? Weirdest celebrity insurances

Among western celebrities, getting their 

body parts insured is a common trend,

 though no one has officially patented any

 mannerism or trait. Film stars, singers and 

sportspersons invest huge sums of money

 to get body parts insured because it is

 considered an additional risk management

measure. Lloyd’s of London is the

 insurance firm that does most such jobs

 for Hollywood celebs, often insuring stars

 from head to toe. Many stars go for the 

weirdest insurances — from breasts, 

fingers and waists to moustache, chest hair

 and even taste buds and smile.

1.    Popstar Mariah Carey is rumoured to have insured her 

legs for a whopping $1 billion, though the amount isn’t 

confirmed.

2.    English football star David Beckham’s $70 million 


(Rs 350 crore) insurance with Lloyd’s covers all knee and 


ankle injuries.

3.    Actor-singer Jennifer Lopez is rumoured to have 

insured her butt for $ 27 million.

4.    Actress America Ferrera’s smile is worth $ 10 million.

5.    Singer Tom Jones chose to insure his chest hair 


for $ 7 million.

6.    Buxom popstar Dolly Parton had insured her 42-inch 

breasts for $ 3.8 million.

7.    Actor Daniel Craig has a $ 9.5 million insurance policy

for his body.

8.    Rocker Bruce Springsteen's voice is insured with 

Lloyd’s for $6 million.

9.    The Rolling Stones' iconic singer/guitarist Keith 

Richards has hands worth $ 1.6 million.

10.  Legs, particularly, are a favourite. Actress Jamie Lee 

Curtis’ legs are insured for $ 2.8-million.

11.  Supermodel Heidi Klum’s legs are worth $ 2.2 million.

12.  Popstar Rihanna insured her legs for $ 1 million.

13.  The most unusual insurance has to be Van Halen singer

 David Lee Roth’s. In 1981, Roth insured his sperm 


for $ 1 million.

14. Australian cricketer Merv Hughes insured his trademark 

moustache for $ 317,000. Celebrated wine taster Angela 

Mount had her taste buds protected with 


a $ 16 million policy.