"How The Sultan of Brunei Spends His $30 Billions," the sultan's extravagant car and jet collections are highlighted. With a net worth of approximately 30 billion dollars and making 103 dollars every second, the Sultan of Brunei is among the world's wealthiest leaders. He is known for his love of luxury cars and owns around 7,000 cars worth over 5 billion dollars, including 600 Rolls-Royces, 450 Ferraris, and 380 Bentleys. His collection also includes rare finds like a gray Lamborghini and a Ferrari 456 GT Venice. The sultan is also a fan of private jets and owns three, including a gold-plated Boeing 747-400. He even gifted his daughter an Airbus 340 for her birthday. The sultan's wealth allowed him to turn his Boeing 747 into a floating palace, spending over 220 million dollars on the plane's purchase and interior decoration. The palace features gold and Lalique crystal, including a golden sink. When not in his floating palace, the sultan resides in Istana Nura Iman, the world's largest living residence of a head of state, which covers 2.1 million square feet and cost over 1.5 billion dollars to build.
"How The Sultan of Brunei Spends His $30 Billions," The extravagant lifestyle of the Sultan of Brunei is explored. His home, known as the Istana Nurul Iman, boasts 1788 rooms, including 257 bedrooms, 250 bathrooms, a banquet hall for 5000 guests, a mosque for 1500 people, and a 110-car garage. The Sultan also enjoys luxuries such as five swimming pools, an air-conditioned stable for 200 polo horses, a helipad, and 18 elevators. He even has a private zoo with Bengal tigers, falcons, flamingos, and talented cockatoos. The Sultan entertains world leaders and has commissioned golf courses, including one designed by Jack Nicklaus. His day-to-day life includes flying out his favorite barber from London for a $20,000 haircut, and he travels with an entourage of over 100 people. The Sultan has been married a few times and has five sons and seven daughters. His eldest son, Crown Prince Al-Muttadi, is on track to become the wealthiest head of state in the world. However, the royal family has faced financial challenges in the past due to the extravagant spending of another royal family member, Prince Jeffrey, who is known for his lavish lifestyle and is accused of misappropriating state funds to the tune of $14.8 billion.
"How The Sultan of Brunei Spends His $30 Billions," The speaker discusses the financial struggles of the Sultan of Brunei, who reportedly had to sell off some of his luxury possessions, including millions of dollars worth of art cars, to repay his debts. The rest of his prized possessions were seized by the government of Brunei under the name of Sultan Bolkia. The video encourages viewers to explore more content by clicking on one of the suggested videos on the screen.
