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See Siegfried and Roy's Las Vegas grounds before demolition

The home of the late Great Illusionist is destined for a wrecking ball.

The flamboyant German-American duo Siegfried & The palatial mansion that Roy called home isn't long in this world, but its pictures It certainly retains its luxury in amber. 

For more than 30 years, Siegfried Fischbacher and Roy Horn have called the 100-acre Las Vegas estate their own. This decadent building, called Little His Bavaria, is slated for demolition after the duo's death — Horn said in 2020 that he was 75 due to complications from COVID-19, Fischbach said Last year, after a fight, he turned 81 with terminal pancreatic cancer. 

Instead, 334 apartment complexes are planned,the Daily Mail reported. No candles seem to be lit in Little Bavaria, which features a collection of celebrity relics, including a watch that once belonged to , a gold candlestick gifted by Liberace, and a jewel-encrusted sword. It used to be Genghis Khan. 

According to the Daily Mail, the two of him, who were life partners and best friends, kept their own bedrooms, while the property's centerpiece, Bavarian, his style cottage. spent a lot of time together. 

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" There's Roy's house and mine, they're wrapped like two arms and we meet in the middle.

One of the walls of Siegfried's bedroom is Sieg The fleet was adorned with a mural depicting a naked and chained cheetah. 

The pair were shy in accepting their status as symbols of the counterculture. "A gay icon? To these people? It's such an honor," Fischbachtold Vanity Fair in 1999.I made a lot of friends in show business, and they were always in the entertainment business. I found them to be good people, intelligent, good people, and fun to be with.They are very open-minded. They are not bigoted. If I could represent them, that would be great. Because gay people are always so loyal...and there are great names in the arts and in all fields going back through history, so be my guest."

Belfry, There is a 10-car garage, miles of maze-like corridors, and facilities for pets such as horses, blackbirds, tigers, turkeys, cranes, and a variety of cats and dogs. These are gorgeous by human standards, and other features include an Olympic-sized pool and air-conditioned indoor areas.