Christina Aguilera puts Las Vegas home on Airbnb with meet & greet, burlesque lesson, boudoir photoshoot

'Burlesque' star Christina Aguilera is currently starring in her second Las Vegas residency at The Venetian Resort

Christina Augilera is offering a few lucky fans the chance of a lifetime.

The "Genie in a Bottle" singer partnered with Airbnb to give four guests the superstar treatment in Las Vegas.

"Welcome to Vegas, baby! This city has been my home away from home since opening my Las Vegas Show here, and the perfect destination to bring fantasies to life," she wrote. 

Aguilera continued: "I’ve turned Sin City into the ultimate playground, where self confidence, self expression and self love is encouraged, embraced and celebrated. Throw your insecurities out the door and show yourself some much deserved TLC. And remember, what happens in Vegas… you know how the rest goes."

In addition to two nights in a luxury four-bedroom, four-bathroom house with an infinity pool and gym, fans will be treated to "a night in" with Aguilera, during which they'll have snacks and cocktails with the star.

Christina Aguilera with an inset of her house

Aguilera's fans have the opportunity to spend time with her at a luxury home in Las Vegas. (Getty Images/Kosumo Tani-Hughes / Fox News)

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Over the course of their two-night stay, the fans will step further into Aguilera's world, with a private burlesque lesson from the star's choreographer, Sarah Mitchell, and a glam session with her personal glam squad.

Christina Aguilera's Airbnb getaway house

Fans will get a "night in" with the singer on their first night. (Kosumo Tani-Hughes / Fox News)

Christina Aguilera's getaway house bedroom

Aguilera's guests will have their makeup done by her glam squad. (Kosumo Tani-Hughes / Fox News)

Their glam sessions will be inspired by some of Aguilera's most iconic looks from the past. They will also be set up with a boudoir photoshoot and dinner at one of the singer's favorite restaurants on the Strip.

Christina Aguilera getaway house kitchen

Those staying at her getaway house will get to take burlesque classes from Aguilera's choreographer. (Kosumo Tani-Hughes / Fox News)

Christina Aguilera airbnb house pool

Fans will also be awarded VIP tickets to Aguilera's Las Vegas residency. (Kosumo Tani-Hughes / Fox News)

The winners of the auction will also be attending Aguilera's Las Vegas residency with VIP tickets, and will walk away from the experience with products from Aguilera's sexual wellness brand, Playground.

Their stay will take place from Thursday, Feb. 29 to Saturday, March 2.  

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Christina Aguilera at the Grammys

Aguilera's guests will go home with products from her sexual wellness brand. (Frederic J. Brown/AFP / Getty Images)

Aguilera recently debuted her second Las Vegas residency, this time at The Venetian Resort. 

"I look forward to bringing Las Vegas a new show that fuses music, sophistication and art in ways I have never performed before," Aguilera said in a statement. "What I love about the intimacy at Voltaire at The Venetian Resort is how up-close-and-personal I can be with the audience… a truly modern twist on the performance experience."

Following the December opening, Augilera told her Instagram followers in January 2024, "AFTER WELCOMING YOU ALL TO THE NEW YEAR FROM THE STAGE IN LAS VEGAS. I'VE BEEN WELCOMED WITH A NEW YEAR FLU!!!" She went on to say that due to her illness, she had to cancel the first few shows of 2024.

The singer's first residency, "Christina Aguilera: The Xperience," took place at the Zappos Theater at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino, from May 2019 to March 2020.

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Christina Aguilera on stage during her residency

Aguilera is currently doing her second Las Vegas residency. (Denise Truscello/for Voltaire / Getty Images)

"I wanted to give the audience something they haven’t seen in this venue. So we’re using the ceiling in a way that hasn’t been used, there’s something to look up top for and something to look at onstage, and I did the curved screen," she told The Las Vegas Sun about her first residency, in June 2019. 

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"I’m inspired greatly by Cirque [du Soleil] shows, the fact that they tell a story and they give messages and there are so many different talents and genres across the board under one roof," she continued. "That’s what I want to reflect."