Donald Trump’s $95 million Palm Beach mansion sits at the middle of a divorce case, but the Donald is nowhere in sight.

He sold the 33,000-square foot oceanfront mansion to Dmitri Rybolovlev, a Russian billionaire who made his money in fertilizer.

Now his wife, Elena Rybolovlev, says her husband has been unfaithful and she wants 50 percent of the couple’s marital assets, a number she puts between $6 billion and $12 billion.

Madonna has reportedly moved into a Palm Beach mansion with Jesus Luz, the hot Brazilian model with whom she is rumoured to be having a passionate fling.

Madonna signed a $50,000 month-to-month lease on a villa located at the posh Palm Beach Polo and Country Club in Wellington, which is on the market for $6.5 million, the Palm Beach Post reports.

The one-month lease expires March 31, but the singer is so taken by Wellington that she is looking to buy.

Get ready to swoon. The Ritz-Carlton Palm Beach – playground of the rich and famous right on the sand in exclusive South Florida – has opened a spa that simply oozes glamour.

The Eau Spa (“Eau” is French for water) is a 42,000 square foot palace that fuses baroque designs with strong modern accents to create a sensory experience for its guests.

The heart of the spa is the open-air Self-Centered Garden, where guests can float in swinging chairs above a shallow pool of water, enjoy the warmth of a waterfall cascading on their shoulders, or recline on chaise lounges with a glass of wine.

Despite the weak housing market, Donald Trump has recently sold the Palm Beach estate he bought for $US41.35 million in 2004 for $100 million (he came down from $125 million).

The 80,000-square-foot property at 515 N. County Road sits on 6 acres and has 475 feet of unobstructed oceanfront, making the price per linear foot $210,526.

However, the new owner, billionaire and Russian fertilizer tycoon Dmitry Rybolovlev, is actually considering tearing down the mansion and possibly subdividing the property, according to sources.