Insurance Policy against Unwanted Pregnancy? It does Exist

You probably thought that insurance was just for normal things that most of us use, such as your life, health, automobile and home, but that's just not the case. Actually, you can get insurance for quite a few other things, including your sexual habits. In the 1980s, rock legend David Lee Roth had his semen insured for $1 million dollars by Lloyds of London in the event that he got a groupie pregnant on the road. Perhaps his insurance should have covered him for the health effects of random, drunken sex with multiple women. That might come in just as handy.

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Insured Celeb Body Parts

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The master of these manly gams has his own line of fragrances.

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Insured Celeb Body Parts

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This famous woman recently went from being "emancipated" to married.

Insured Celeb Body Parts

Mariah Carey, $1 Billion Legs:
In 2006, Mariah Carey's legs were insured for this astronomical amount before the start of a tour. Tours can be physically risky, so it definitely pays for a star of this caliber to think ahead.

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This heavenly creature has the "legs of a goddess."

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Rihanna, $1 Million Legs:
In 2007, Rihanna's legs were insured by Gillette when she was given their Celebrity Legs of a Goddess award. Maybe it's time for her to get a more comprehensive policy?

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Known to rock lingerie on the runway, the identity of this angel should be no "secret."

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Heidi Klum, $2.2 Million Legs:
In 2008, supermodel and wife of music superstar Seal had her legs insured for $2.2 million. An odd twist to the story is that one leg is insured for $200,000 less than the other. Why? "They are different values because I have this little scar. I had to be examined in London. A guy came and inspected my leg," says the Victoria's Secret spokeswoman.

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The owner of these legs was the top star of her era, earning $300,000 per film.

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Betty Grable, $1 Million Legs:
One of the first Hollywood stars to famously have a body part insured, Fox Studios had Betty Grable's gams protected in the late 1940s for what would be almost $9 million today. Seems like a fair trade!

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The master of these manly gams has his own line of fragrances.

Insured Celeb Body Parts

David Beckham, $70 Million Legs & Feet:
Soccer superstar and paparazzi favorite David Beckham would not be where he is today without his lower half. But if anything ever happened to his bottom parts, is it really worth a $70 million pay day? And what are the premiums on a policy like that?

Insured Celeb Body Parts

Here are some other types of insurance that celebrities have gotten that might surprise you just a bit:

1) Dolly Parton's breasts are reportedly insured for $600,000 dollars. I thought it might be more, but what's more interesting is that she is the only celebrity I've seen to get breast reduction surgery and breast enhancements, all in the same lifetime.

2) Jo-Lo's "ba-donkadonk" is reportedly insured for $27 million dollars. If millions were paid out for behind sizes in the black community, we'd be the richest community on earth. Even I would get a payment or two, from my days of running track and playing football.

3) Mariah Carey's voice is insured for $1 billion dollars. Yes, I said a billion. I don't think Whitney and Bobby have the same policy.

Insurance is designed to do one simple thing: Make your life as good as it would have been had nothing gone wrong in the first place. So, while it might seem odd to insure random body parts, the truth is that for some entertainers, it might be a necessity. I know a few guys who might be able to use the "baby daddy insurance."