The world’s wealthiest person seems to believe that Texas is the future, so much so that he decided to move here. When he’s not on the big screen or talking politics, he’s teaching students in the radio-television-film department at the Moody College of Communication at the University of Texas. He's seen regularly at college football games cheering on the Longhorns, and was even once rumored to be toying with a run for the governor of Texas.
Known for his starring roles in films such as Dallas Buyers Club (ironically filmed in New Orleans), Interstellar, and HBO’s True Detective, McConaughey lives part-time in Austin. Matthew McConaugheyĪ native of Uvalde, Matthew McConaughey is another hometowner still living in Texas. He sold his $7.5 million mansion in San Antonio in 2021, however, the esteemed singer has multiple Texas properties, including a cattle ranch.
Strait has even said that he can’t imagine living anywhere but Texas ! As one of the most recognizable faces of country music, Strait has helped to make Texas a hub for the genre-his rodeo performance secured a record turnout earlier this year. The “all my exes live in Texas” crooner has called the Lone Star State home since his birth in Poteet, Texas. Here are a few household names that you’ll find living in Texas: 1. A handful of television shows and movies have been shot in Texas this year alone, so it’s a no-brainer that celebrities are making Texas their home. Texas has been in the spotlight more and more, making its way to our television screens, too. It’s not surprising (to us at least) that a select handful of celebrities have abandoned the Hollywood Hills for greener pastures in the Lone Star State. In fact, Harris County has become a magnet for former Cali residents, mostly due to the affordable housing and more bang for your buck. A s more tech companies pivot to make Texas their headquarters, Californians are packing up and heading for Texas. It’s hard to tell what exactly attracts everyone to our great state-it could be our delicious food, our growing innovation, or simply the fact that everything is bigger in Texas-but one thing we know for sure is that t he pipeline between Texas and California has grown stronger over the years. Image: Amy Kinkead photo illustration/Shutterstock photos
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