Celebrities Who Insured Their Body Parts For Millions

Sometimes it's hard to put a price on things. A mother's love, for example, is priceless. Spending time with your friends, also priceless. And you might assume that having both your legs or arms, or butt cheeks, for that matter, is another generally invaluable state of being. But you'd be wrong. While us mere mortals don't often get the opportunity to allocate a dollar-sign to our limbs, certain celebrities out there do.

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