While Boozer was playing for the Utah Jazz at the time, a hamstring injury required him to fly back to L.A. for rehab, and he informed Prince that he would be stopping by the house. When he pulled up, his home was unrecognizable.

“I go to the street where my house is at, and I pull up and I go to what I think is the property and I’m like, ‘Is this my house?’” Boozer told ESPN. “I know I haven’t spent much time here, but this doesn’t look like my house.”

He continued: “So I type in the passcode to the gate, and it opens up right away. As I’m driving up the long driveway to my house, it was this big purple rug that was going from the motor court area all the way up to the front door. And I’m like, ‘What the f-ck is going on?’”

According to Boozer, when he finally walked inside, all of his furniture and the carpet were replaced. What’s more, Prince had transformed the rooms. While the weight room turned into a nightclub, the guest rooms became hair salons, and the room adjacent to them was a massage parlor.

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