Ed Sheeran's Movie Prop Stash Includes the Infamous Batman Nipple Suit

Ed Sheeran has plenty of chart-topping hits, but his private stash of Hollywood history might be even more legendary. The British superstar recently surprised fans by opening up about his massive movie prop collection, which features some of the most bizarre and iconic items in cinema history. Speaking on *The New York Times Popcast*, the "Bad Habits" singer revealed that he spends a chunk of his fortune acquiring original film relics. While the full interview originally aired late last year, a newly surfaced social media clip from the podcast has turned heads by highlighting the most outrageous pieces sitting in his house.

What movie props does Ed Sheeran own?

The standout piece in Sheeran’s prized collection is none other than the infamous costume from the 1997 blockbuster *Batman & Robin*. The musician confirmed he scored the notorious superhero suits featuring molded rubber nipples, originally created for Joel Schumacher's divisive comic book chapter. That Batman gear isn't the only piece of 1990s nostalgia sitting in his mansion. Sheeran also holds the key to Neverland, owning the actual sword wielded by Dante Basco's character Rufio in Steven Spielberg’s 1991 fantasy adventure *Hook*.

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Why does Ed Sheeran collect Hollywood memorabilia?

The Grammy winner appears to be fueled by pure childhood nostalgia when bidding on high-profile auction items. Rather than hiding the props away in a sterile museum or a private storage vault, Sheeran keeps these rare pieces of film history right inside his own residence to enjoy every day. The singer hasn't disclosed the exact price tags attached to the caped crusader's controversial armor or the Lost Boys' legendary weaponry. However, with a massive net worth built from sold-out stadium tours and record-breaking pop anthems, snagging top-tier Hollywood treasures is clearly a passion project for the pop titan. Fans are now eagerly waiting to see which famous movie relic he decides to snap up next.