JAKE PAUL and big brother Logan have never been far away from the headlines in recent years.
The former Disney Channel stars turned to YouTube boxing in 2018 before both going pro.
Jake has gone on to bigger things than his brother in the ring, now fighting seven times professionally – most-recently in his defeat to Tommy Fury.
Meanwhile, Logan has looked into other fighting adventures, including WWE and MMA.
They’ve both become hugely successful and household names across the globe.
And the key to it all? A place they call “paradise”.
In 2021, Logan looked at purchasing a property in Puerto Rico – 1,000 miles away from their distracting life in California.
The one that caught his eye? A stunning £11million pad on the Dorado Beach East Community at the Ritz Carlton Reserve.
The not-so-little slice of paradise was built in 2018 and bought by content creator Kevin Thobias.
Thobias was looking to sell – and make a £7m profit – in 2021, with Logan quick to react.
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However, Logan opted to rent instead – with reports claiming he’s paying around £46,000 per month.
The talented college wrestler moved into the swanky pad in the build-up to his fight against 50-0 P4P legend Floyd Mayweather.
He was then joined by younger brother Jake for his fight with ex-UFC star Tyron Woodley.
And it’s easy to see why the siblings were lured to the Caribbean.
The mansion boasts five bedrooms and seven bathrooms in a spacious 5,200 sq ft of living space, including marble floors.
The open-plan lounge area boasts an eye-catching staircase leading to the second floor.
Elsewhere there’s a full chef’s kitchen and dining room, as well as sunroom with pool table and huge swimming pool.
There’s also a three-bed guest house on site.
The luxury gated resort also boasts access to 2,000 acres of golf courses, tropical gardens and sandy beaches.
Speaking on his podcast, Logan revealed his “gut” told him to move to the property.
He claimed: “I went out there to scout it, and I fell in love with it.
“Obviously, I’m impulsive, and I trust my gut, my instincts.
“I feel like it’s the closing of a chapter and the opening of a new one.”
Jake exclusively told SunSport: “I’ve loved every one of my training camps.
“I think isolation has been the biggest key to a successful training camp and not having any distractions.
“Puerto Rico is an amazing place for that, I love it down here.
“The runs are amazing on the beach, this is a magical, paradise of a place to get your mind right and to just focus on the task ahead.”