Drew Barrymore leaves fans STUNNED over how 'NORMAL' her home is - as she offers a very rare glimpse inside the 'regular' New York property

Drew Barrymore is being praised by fans for her authenticity after she shared a rare glimpse inside her home - leaving TikTok viewers stunned at just how 'normal' the property is. 

While celebrities regularly dazzle fans with their opulent and lavish properties, 49-year-old Drew's New York home is drawing plenty of attention for a very different reason.  

The actress and talk show host - who has an estimated net worth of $125 million - went viral on TikTok after she shared a clip of herself cooking and tidying up her home as viewers claimed they didn't know it was 'possible' that an A-lister like Drew could live in a 'normal house.' 

Drew - who recently showed off a transformation of her messy room - is frequently praised for her down-to-earth attitude and in a recent post on the social media app, she offered up yet another example of how she shies away from the stereotypical celebrity lifestyle. 

Drew Barrymore is being praised by fans for her authenticity after she shared a rare glimpse at her 'normal' home

The 49-year-old actress and talk show host went viral on TikTok after she shared a clip of herself cooking, trying on clothes, and tidying up her home

Drew is frequently praised for her candid attitude and has now once again showed fans there's more to love after she shared a look at her living space

The actress was applauded for her 'modest' home, with many viewers voicing their surprise that the multi-millionaire had such a 'small' cooking space - while others admitted that they had expected to see Drew living in a much more over-the-top mansion. 

She captioned the viral video, which has so far amassed over 507,000 views,  'I love staying in.' 

As she cooked, tried clothes on, and showed herself eating the background audio said: 'I like staying in. I know everyone thinks it's boring but it's really not.

'It's the least boring thing. I'm a really happy little hermit. I love being at home . I never want to go anywhere.' 

The video featured glimpses of her home, which she previously told the LA Times was in between New York City and the Hamptons, having relocated from Los Angeles to the East Coast so that her children could be closer to their father, her ex Will Kopelman.

People flooded the comments section and praised her for her humble abode.

One person said: 'You give off the vibes of you bought your first apartment and you are still there, so wholesome and cute.' 

Someone else added: 'Is it possible that you live in a normal house?!' 

Another person commented: 'Wait, you don't have a chef?' 

She captioned the viral video, which has so far amassed over 507,000 views, 'I love staying in'

People flooded the comments section and praised her for her humble abode

'I just love how simple but sophisticated you live,' wrote another user. 

Another user added: 'I love that fact that she lives in a regular apartment doing normal things and just living her best life.' 

'I love how normal you are,' said another user. 

Another person added: 'I love that your house looks like a home and not just a show piece.' 

In another video, Drew shared she was taking a trip back in memory lane by watching the Wedding Singer at home. 

Once again, she left fans open-mouthed in shock - this time over the 'small' size of her TV.  

Last month, Drew got candid with her Instagram followers and uploaded a video showing a rare glimpse of her messy bedroom 'before' and 'after' she cleaned it.

The Wedding Singer actress could be seen filming herself using her phone camera as she gave a quick tour of her spacious bedroom that was cluttered with numerous items.

Drew shared she was taking a trip back in memory lane by watching the Wedding Singer at home and fans couldn't help but to notice how 'small' her TV was

The single mother admitted to People late last year in December that, 'this has been the best decade of my life, without question'

The talk show host, who also revealed that she dyes her own hair at home, began the nearly minute-long reel with an automated voice over that stated, 'Show me your room before and after you clean it,' followed by, 'I'll go first!'

She began by walking through the entrance of the spacious room and walked past a tower of boxes that were placed next to a brown chair and matching ottoman while giving an exasperated look towards the camera.

The mother-of-two was dressed casually to film the clip and donned a plain, blue T-shirt while her hair was parted in the middle, allowing her locks to fall down naturally past her shoulders.

As she nears the age of 50, the single mother of daughters, Olive, 10, and Frankie, 8, admitted to People late last year in December that, 'this has been the best decade of my life, without question.' 

'It wasn't just the most awesome, it was the one where I feel like I've slayed more dragons than I ever have in my whole life.' 

On the topic of positivity and happiness, she added, 'As a kid and even in my 20s and 30s, happiness seemed like this very giddy, excited optimism. It is a choice. You have to work for that. It is hard to get to some days. And so when you've harnessed it, that feels like such a better victory.' 

In 2013, Drew sold her 1937 country estate, located in beautiful Monecito, California,  for $6.35million, which was well below the asking price of $7.5million.

The Charlie's Angels star bought the two-acre home in 2010 for $5.7 million dollars, so she was able to walk away with a sizable profit.

The traditional home is six thousand square feet, has six bedrooms, seven and a half baths and an additional one bedroom guesthouse.

After moving from the mansion in 2013, Drew reportedly moved on to Manhattan duplex with her then-husband Will Kopelman while still having a California space.

When they split in 2016, Will moved to New York and Drew followed so that they could 'carry on as a family', despite being separated - adding that she didn't want it to affect her kids. 

Following her move, she has since kept the details of her properties private.