Bobbi Brown has opened the doorways to her luxe Hamptons residence.

The make-up mogul, 66, gave widespread content material creator Caleb Simpson a behind-the-scenes tour of the sprawling waterfront property, sharing a few of her favourite highlights — though, she was lacking one key element.

The video, shared by Simpson, 31, final week, kicks off with him asking Brown how a lot her lease is — a typical first query he established for the house tour collection, which began with common New Yorkers displaying him their trendy residences.

“We do not lease, we personal it,” Brown replies, earlier than making a shocking admission. “I don’t know [what it cost] since my husband purchased it and constructed it. It is his enterprise.”

Brown has been married to Steven Plofker, an actual property developer, for greater than 30 years. The couple shares three sons, Dylan, Duke and Dakota.

The movie star make-up artist then begins the tour, first mentioning the unique home on the property earlier than displaying Simpson her newly constructed residence, which she says they moved into over Memorial Day.

“Wow, that is good,” Simpson remarks as he steps inside, prompting Brown to jokingly observe, “By the best way, I might by no means do MTV Cribs.”

The Bobbi Brown Cosmetics founder exhibits off the lounge, which options floor-to-ceiling glass doorways main out to a big terrace. She explains that she and her husband are nonetheless within the means of furnishing the empty room. “That is the other sort of home that I’ve ever lived in,” she tells Simpson.

The pair then tour the expansive open-plan kitchen, which has a largely white palette accented with pale wooden cupboards and finishes. “What I like about this kitchen [is it’s] very minimal,” Brown says, mentioning a well-stocked bar, which ends up in her sharing her signature cocktail, the Bobbi Rocks. (Simpson included the recipe within the caption of his put up.)

After Simpson compliments the seamless stream to the house’s outside dwelling areas, Brown explains that she and her household spend a variety of time exterior. “We kayak, we canoe, we do all types of stuff,” she says.

She and Simpson step exterior to admire the view from the well-appointed deck — and that view included one more construction within the means of being constructed on the property. “I imply, I might need to maneuver in right here. Depart that different one to my husband,” she jokes because the pair stroll across the vaulted-roof constructing, that includes towering partitions of home windows on all sides.

Again in the primary home, Brown and Simpson try the first bed room. “You get up and also you have a look at the water,” she says of the spectacular views, earlier than revealing the beautiful en suite lavatory. She even climbs into the bathtub to indicate Simpson simply how bit it’s for “a small individual” like her.

The video ends with the 2 riffing about Brown’s plunge into the wild world of TikTok. “Individuals went bananas,” she remembers of her debut on the social media platform.

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5 years in the past, Brown and her husband teamed up on one other main constructing undertaking: remodeling an previous inn, The Georgian, into a contemporary, 32-room boutique lodge, which they renamed The George.

Brown opened up in regards to the means of designing and reworking the Montclair, New Jersey, lodge, in an interview with ELLE Decor in February 2018, explaining that she and Plofker tried to protect as a lot of the inn’s unique character as attainable.

“As a lot as we may, we stored the previous after which we added all the industrial components that my husband and I like, just like the uncovered racks for folks to place their garments on,” Brown instructed the journal.

She mentioned they had been aiming to create a lodge for folks in search of a extra offbeat expertise. “There are some individuals who like to remain at cookie cutter, company lodges. We don’t appeal to that sort of clientele,” she defined. “My husband and I like to journey and we actually like staying in actually cool, boutique indie lodges. We’re easy folks.”