Weird Singer Tom Jones insures Chest Hair for 7 million

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It's Not Unusual to ... Insure Your Chest Hair?

When you've got a valuable asset attached you your body, it definitely makes sense to get some insurance. Surgeons insure their hands; professional runners insure their feet. And Tom Jones, the aging "heartbreaker" who croons to little old ladies in Vegas, insures his chest hair.

That's right, Lloyd's of London gave him a policy worth almost $7 million to make sure his follicles stay put.

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Report: Tom Jones has chest hair insured

It’s Not Unusual … it’s really unusual. Ageless heartthrob Sir Tom Jones has reportedly insured his chest hair for almost $7 million. Though the 67-year-old crooner’s manage…
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Hahahaha Tom Jones, you insured your chest hair xD
I'm going to insure my warcraft maps for 10m
 
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Singer Tom Jones Denies Chest Hair Insurance Report

Singer Tom Jones denied a report he bought a $6.8 million insurance policy for his chest hair.

The British tabloid, The Daily Mirror, reported the famed singer went to underwriters at Lloyd’s of London with the unusual request and they agreed to write the policy.

Jones responded to the allegations posting a denial on his Web site, “The story published in the Daily Mirror on Feb. 5 is completely fabricated. No such insurance policy exists, nor has one ever been considered. We assume this is just the Mirror having a bit of fun and hope no one takes this kind of ‘reporting’ seriously.”

Lloyd’s claims it has insured several celebrity attributes during its history. “Some celebrities depend on certain aspects of themselves for their fame and, perhaps more importantly, their fortune,” said the firm in an article published on its Website in 2006 called, Famously Providing Insurance.

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Singer Tom Jones Denies Chest Hair Insurance Report

Singer Tom Jones denied a report he bought a $6.8 million insurance policy for his chest hair. The British tabloid, The Daily Mirror, reported the famed
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