Tekashi 6ix9ine Gives a Tour of His Florida Mansion (Uncensored Full Interview)
November 28, 2025
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In an uncensored full interview with VladTV, Tekashi 6ix9ine gave fans an exclusive tour of his lavish Florida mansion, showcasing his unique taste and success. The rapper proudly pointed out his backyard alligator pond—home to "Coco" and a baby gator—a feature he uses to set himself apart from others. Tekashi revealed he built much of the outdoor studio and lounge area himself, citing Native American laws that allowed the construction of tiki structures on his property.
Despite flaunting luxury, Tekashi opened up about his ongoing legal troubles, including house arrest and delayed sentencing now set for November 20, 2025. Highlighting his resilience, he described recording Billboard hits from his home studio, a symbol of his continued hustle. The mansion features a movie theater, a patio heated for winter, and a planned basketball court—though he joked that house arrest and his weight gain spoiled those plans. Tekashi’s tour blends flashy lifestyle displays with candid insights into his turbulent life.
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