Celtkin
08-24-2006, 07:47 PM
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For a woman who claims her life is 'mundane', JK Rowling likes a luxury holiday. In the past few years she has cruised the Galapagos at a cost of around £15,000, blown £14,000 on a holiday in Mauritius and enjoyed the comforts of a £6,000-aweek hotel in the Seychelles.
Her latest outing, however, tops the lot. For, after a charitable engagement in New York, she and her family have decamped to the Hamptons, that millionaire's playground on the East Coast, to stay in an imposing seven-bedroom beachfront house. The cost - £76,000 a week.
Jo Rowling can, of course, afford it - and then some. Her fortune is somewhere between £500million and £600 million and, when the seventh and final instalment of Harry Potter is published next year, will receive another significant boost.
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How would you spend that kind of dough?
For a woman who claims her life is 'mundane', JK Rowling likes a luxury holiday. In the past few years she has cruised the Galapagos at a cost of around £15,000, blown £14,000 on a holiday in Mauritius and enjoyed the comforts of a £6,000-aweek hotel in the Seychelles.
Her latest outing, however, tops the lot. For, after a charitable engagement in New York, she and her family have decamped to the Hamptons, that millionaire's playground on the East Coast, to stay in an imposing seven-bedroom beachfront house. The cost - £76,000 a week.
Jo Rowling can, of course, afford it - and then some. Her fortune is somewhere between £500million and £600 million and, when the seventh and final instalment of Harry Potter is published next year, will receive another significant boost.
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How would you spend that kind of dough?