Jackie Collins — Inside Her $30 Million Mansion

Jackie Collins wrote steamy best-sellers full of sex and scandal amongst the filthy rich — but these photos of her amazing Beverly Hills mansion reveal that the “Hollywood Wives” author lived a lush life all her own! Now the $30 million estate is up for sale after Jackie's death on Sept. 19, 2015, after a secret battle with breast cancer.

As revealed by The National ENQUIRER, Jackie's shocked friends believe that the 77-year-old best-selling novelist chose to die on her own terms. Sources claimed that her death was really an assisted suicide — after Jackie kept her six-year battle with Stage 4 breast cancer a secret from the world. Even her sister, "Dynasty" star Joan Collins, only learned of her illness two weeks before Jackie passed away.

“Jackie went the way she wanted to go," whispered a longtime friend. "She said goodbye to her daughters, who were with her, laid her head on the pillow, closed her eyes and went to sleep."

Her huge house is straight out of the outrageously luxurious lifestyles her characters lived — with its screening room, a gym, a spiral staircase and a glass-and-marble shower perfect for steamy scenes.

As revealed by The ENQUIRER, Jackie had her own wild and steamy times. The twice-married glamour queen started out early in winning over Hollywood — and was romanced by both Larry Hagman and Marlon Brando while she was still in her teens! That was when Joan was a rising starlet in Hollywood who was happy to introduce her sister to powerful men.

Larry, who wooed both sisters, later said: "I never got anywhere with them, but, boy, they were lots of fun!" That was a lucky break for the future "Dallas" star, since Jackie was just 13 years old when they met. She was only 15 when she met Marlon. "We had a very brief, but fabulous, affair," Jackie recalled. "He was at the height of his fame and glamour!"

Redfin real estate agent Alec Traub said: “This fabulous estate features beautiful marble entryway with large skylights, flooding the entrance with plenty of natural light. We also love the spacious entertaining areas, perfect for hosting any number of guests in this enormous eight-bedroom home.”

The 21,784-square-foot mansion was inspired by a painting Jackie saw in London: “A Bigger Splash,” by artist David Hockney. “Within days, I was sketching a design for a new home that wrapped around a pool based on the one in the painting,” the author recalled. Hopefully, these decadent digs will now inspire someone else to greatness!