Chris Tucker Sells L.A. Mansion, Collects $1Million Profit

In 1996, Chris Tucker purchased his L.A. mansion for the low Hollywood price of $1,113,500–two years before his movie career climaxed to the top with

anner ampforwp-incontent-ad1"> the release of his Rush Hour series. But after 15 years, he decided it was time to say goodbye, and went on the search for a buyer in 2011. Now, two years later, Tucker is walking to the bank with nothing but smiles.

According to TMZ, the Tinseltown comedian finally sold his California home for a cool $2.1 million, making him a $1 million profit on the sale–something almost unheard of these days. The house has five bedrooms, seven-and-a-half baths, high ceilings, French doors, balconies, a pool and spa.

Though he may be out a couple million, the new owner should feel pretty lucky.