10 Most Expensive Things Celebrities get Insure

This countdown of the top ten most expensive things insured by celebrities was created using the ultra-scientific process of Googling stuff.

10 – Gene Simmons’ tongue

Kiss frontman Gene Simmons’ tongue is insured for $1 million. Perhaps he should insure his brain. Simmons speaks English, Hebrew, German, and Hungarian, and used to manage the careers of Liza Minelli and Pee Wee Herman.
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9 – Kieth Richards middle finger

Keith Richards’ middle finger is insured for $1.6 million. The Rolling Stones guitarist is now of retirement age – 65 – and doesn’t look a day over 90.
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8 – Heidi Klum’s legs

Heidi Klum’s legs are insured for $2.2 million, with one leg insured for $1,000,000 and the other is insured for $1,200,000 because of a scar on the less expensive leg.
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7 – Bruce Springsteen’s voice

Bruce Springsteen’s voice is insured for $6 million.
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6 – Rod Stewarts voice

So is Rod Stewart’s voice. So if he wakes up with the silky voice of, say, the late Barry White, he’ll be disappointed, but $6 million richer.
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5 – America Ferrera’s smile

America Ferrera’s gorgeous smile is insured for $10 million. Turns out, “Ugly Betty” is actually very beautiful.
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4 – Jennifer Lopez’s bottom

Jennifer Lopez can rest easy is she suffers some sort of debilitating butt injury. Hers is insured for $27 million.
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3 – Michael Flatley’s legs

Remember Lord of the Dance? Michael Flatley, a first generation American who grew up in Chicago, headlined that tour, along with subsequent Feet of Flames and Celtic Tiger tours. He plans to open a Las Vegas hotel and casino. Flatley’s legs were insured for $47 million.
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2 – David Beckham’s legs

David Beckham’s high-earning legs and feet are insured for $70 million. The unprecedented policy in Britain is so huge that the costs have been divided among several companies. No one is saying what his total premium is, but the cost over and above his previous policy is reckoned to be in the hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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1 – Mariah Carey’s legs

And at the top, the legs of soul singer Mariah Carey are insured for an amazing $1 billion. With insured body parts, celebrities are making an investment, but not necessarily in insurance. The buzz generated by the notion that a celebrity’s body parts are worth a fortune can boost a career that’s threatening to stop ascending. It doesn’t just work for celebrities, either. In 2004, a supermarket insured the taste buds of its senior wine buyer for $10 million to generate publicity. The resulting media coverage helped the company’s wine sales increase by 19%.