Robbie Williams has apparently got his eye on the house where Michael Jackson died.
Undeterred by the $23.9m (£15.1m) price tag, the singer was spotted at the Holmby Hills mansion on Thursday, TMZ exclusively reported.
The seven bedroom, 13 bathroom pad is only being viewed by buyers who can prove they have enough cash to afford it, something Robbie, who is worth around $149m, (£94m) will have no trouble with.
The house - where Michael lived with his three children until his death in June 2009 - has been on and off the market seven times since the singer passed away.
The price has dropped again since the last time it was up for sale when the asking price was $29m. This is way down on the $38m which it was sold for back in 2008.
It features the luxury of an outside pool, a guest house and even a lift.
Last year the contents of the house went on sale and fetched nearly $1m at auction.
Among the things sold were a chalkboard which Michael's children had written "I love daddy" on and an armoire upon which MJ himself scrawled a message.