Lenny Kravitz lived two years in a trailer on Bahamas beach.
Lenny Kravitz lived in a trailer for the last two years on the Eleuthera Island, [googlead tip=”patrat_mic” aliniat=”dreapta”] in Bahamas, where he was inspired to create his new album “Black and White America.”
Since he was a child, Lenny Kravitz used to change the house place. Therefore, the musician sold his New York house and lives in recreational vehicles, being ready to move wherever and whenever he wants.
Lenny Kravitz, 47, told Female First about his experience living in trailer on the Eleuthera Island, Bahamas, in the last two years. Eleuthera is Lenny’s mother birthplace and he found there the inspiration to create his new tropical album, “Black and White America.”
“I live in a trailer on the beach, low key with a dog, a hammock and a jeep I bought when my first album came out. I wake up at night hearing music, I hear it walking down the road in the trees, so it’s conducive to creativity.”
[googlead tip=”lista_medie” aliniat=”stanga”]Lenny Kravitz, who recently sold his New York house, finds Eleuthera as being the place where he feels “the most at home” and admits living in a trailer is more comfortable than in a house.
Lenny Kravitz was inspired for his new tropical album Black and White America while he stayed in a trailer on Bahamas beach
“It is the place I feel the most at home. I’ve been there on and off since I was five and lived there the last two years.”
Currently, Lenny’s trailer is parked on the beach in Bahamas.
Lenny Kravitz has a permanent home in Paris, but he chooses to live in the trailer.
Lenny Kravitz- whose father is Jewish – said he grew up feeling good with being mixed race, but was shocked by people’s attitudes when he first launched his music career.
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Lenny explained:
“I had a very healthy childhood experience of being bi-racial. But when I first came out in the music industry I was always told I wasn’t black enough or white enough and I didn’t fit a box or category. I found that interesting. “
“But I’m not just one thing, and not many of us are.”