In October 2019, Myra Anderson moved into her son’s Beverly Hills mansion and stayed until Thanksgiving, Christmas, his March 25, 2020 birthday, and the epidemic ended. Oh, and…

“My mom is still here about a year and a half later. You understand? In May, he showed Architectural Digest around his seven-bedroom, seven-and-a-half-bath Mediterranean mansion.

Big Sean, real nɑme Sean Michael Leonard Anderson, offered his mansion with a nightclub for $12 mιllιon in March for unknown reasons. Realtor.com reports that he has yet to sell the terracotta-roofed home.

Last week, he granted Architectural Digest a tour of his Gᴜns n’ Roses-era home, which is even more beautiful than the listing photographs.

“I am definitely somebody who has been influenced and impacted by my OGs and the people around me, but none greater than my strong, beautiful, black mom,” he said in a Sean Anderson Foundation mеntal health awareness video, part of a series he is releasing alongside his mum this month.

Big Sean’s mother taught him mindfulness, and his 11,000-square-foot Beverly Hills mansion is shoeless. He told Architectural Digest he “fung-shued” Slash’s “darker Gothic tone” abode.

In the tour video, he stated his two-story entryway features orchids, a dragon for his birth year (1988), copper rings “to enhance the energy,” and a neon art piece that reads “One Man Can Change the World” after his song with John Legend and Kanye about his grandmother.

In the video tour, Big Sean claimed the living room’s white oak wood flooring, floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace, and malachite stone on a pedestal bring harmony.

“I’m into the right stones and what they do and the function of them all, so you’ll see them placed throughout the house,” he told Architectural Digest.

Slash’s “freaky” stained glass window pocket door connects from the living room to the family room, Big Sean’s mom’s favorite area and where they recorded their mеntal health awareness videos.