Nia Peeples Of ‘Pretty Little Liars’ Shows Off Her Tricked-Out Mobile Home (VIDEO)

March 20, 2015
Los Angeles

Most celebrities live in sprawling homes or lush penthouses, with copiousness of space and amenities. Nia Peeples isn’t one of them.

The “Pretty Little Liars” singer happily lives in a double-wide trailer in Malibu, though even she says that she never approaching to finish adult vital in a mobile home.

“My husband, Sam, he’d always listened about trailers that were nearby a beach. we was like, ‘I’m not going to go live in a trailer!'” Peeples says. “I’ve always owned houses.”

Then, a integrate took a debate of a mobile home and Peeples had a change of heart. “I thought, ‘This is so unique, and so smashing to be here where we can travel right out into nature,'” she says.

Though a space is smaller than what she’s used to — “If we wish to see my house, it should take about 5 minutes,” she jokes — it’s not though a charm. As she walks “Oprah: Where Are They Now?” cameras by her trailer, Peeples points out several of a dear quirks.

The bathroom, for example, has a pleasing bathtub, though it indispensable some special modifications to make it work. “We got a clawfoot cylinder and had to put jacks adult underneath a residence to make certain that once we filled [the tub] adult with water, it wasn’t going to make a whole trailer… mount adult on one side,” Peeples explains.

What a home doesn’t have, however, is feverishness or atmosphere conditioning.

“We private all a heating, we private all a atmosphere conditioning, and only said, no, we don’t need any of that,” she says. “We feverishness with glow and if it’s too hot, we go take a drop in a ocean.”

This means that a mobile home does embody a fireplace, that Peeples says looks most some-more costly than it indeed is. “I motionless not to [use] mill since it’s too heavy,” she says. “So we did mill lookalike. But, hey, entrance from ‘movie land,’ it works!”

The rest of Peeples’ trailer is tricked-out: Inside, you’ll find a kitchen with a Bertazzoni gas stove and hand-cut Mexican tile, a showering with a mistake aquarium, and a shadowy private “deck.” Take a debate of her home here

“Oprah: Where Are They Now?” front Sundays during 9 p.m. ET on OWN.

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