5 Most Extravagant Purchases By Rich Female Celebrities

Courtney Cox remained best friends with Jen Aniston long after Friends wrapped. The two have supported each other through their ups and downs and given each other awesome gifts over the years.

Spoiling her friends with lavish gifts seems to be a love language for Courtney. She reportedly bought a $12,000 Chanel bike for Jen when the latter wanted to take up biking lessons. Known for being a fitness enthusiast, Jennifer surely appreciated the sweet gesture.

Lady Gaga is famous for having eccentric taste - in fashion, music, and even on her tour equipment. The pop star was said to have bought a state-of-the-art $50,000 machine that detects ghosts to protect her from evil spirits.

"She believes in paranormal activity and won't take any risks when she is on the road. It's important to her to be safe from spirits," a source says.

No luxury list will be complete without Kim Kardashian, who is known for splurging on high-end items.

The reality diva and then-husband Kanye West reportedly paid $750,000 for four gold-plated toilets for their $11m Bel Air mansion. The gilded thrones weren't the only spectacular things in the 8,000-square-foot abode. It also had special edition beds and a blinged-out kitchen with a Swarovski-encrusted freezer.

Kim's little sister, Kendall Jenner, has developed a taste in fine furniture. The model-turned-entrepreneur once dropped a cool $52,000 for a knitted sofa that looked like a contemporary piece of art.

"[It's] all woven and a really groovy navy with purple shimmer. It works perfectly in the space!" Kendall gushed on her old blog.

Celine Dion took luxury living to new heights and built a mansion with a water park. In 2010, the diva and her late husband bought a sprawling property in Jupiter Island, Florida. Located in one of the most exclusive areas in the US, the palatial beachfront paradise had all the luxurious amenities you can think of - including a water park-size pool. The property was once listed in the market for $72 million!