World Cup tycoon Qatari royal family: wealth more than Musk and Bezos combined
The life of the cartel's royal family is so decadent that even kings and billionaires can't imagine — their $400 million yachts are longer than a football field, they live in giant palaces, and their private jet is a Boeing 747.
The Tani family, the ruling royal family of Qatar led by Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, is one of the richest surviving dynasties in the world. The royal family, headed by the Emir of Qatar's ruler, defined the distinction between the rich and the super-rich.
The Emir of Qatar and his family showed the true power of power and money. The two combine to produce unimaginable and incomprehensible worlds. From giant mansions in luxurious establishments, stunning superyachts and speeding supercars, Sani Palace sets an unattainable benchmark for extraordinary living at Doha Royal Palace.
Qatar's royal palace is a fitting residence for the Tani family, which has a massive net fortune of $335 billion. In addition to the palaces in Doha, the royal family also lived in the bustling city of Panache in central London. The emir's third wife, Sheikha Mozah bint Nasser Al Missned, bought a Cornwall Terrace for $80 million. She then paid another $40 million for 2-3 Cornwall penthouses, making it one of the most expensive real estate plots.
The $250 million mansion in London, owned by the Tani family, features a 33,000-square-foot residence with a spa, heated pool, beauty salon, butler and nanny quarters, children's floors, games room, powder room, massage area, two lifts and a gym.
A personal art collection comparable to a museum – the rulers of Qatar had an eye for all things beautiful, including many precious works of art. Over the past two decades, royal art lovers have collected some enviable pieces. The Qatari royal family shocked the art world by paying $250 million for Cézanne's Solitaire. Sheikh Saud's older brother, Hassan bin Mohamed bin Ali Al Thani, is an avid art collector with the most extensive collection in the Arab world, with 6,300 pieces.
The supercars they collected built the team of dreams. Sheikh Khalifa bin Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani drove $6 million worth of Bugadivo in London. Together with his Lamborghini Sian FKP 37 and Ferrari Monza SP2, they were sent to the city of London.
Bugatti Chirom often dragged members of the Tani family around the town. The large number of cars in the Qatari royal collection includes supercars such as the Bugatti Veyron-Vitesse-Rembrandt Legend, the Bugatti Dragon-Grey, the Ferrari Aperta, the Lamborghini Centenario white coupe, and even the Lamborghini Centennial Sports Car. The Royal Supercar team also includes a McLaren P1.
The Qatari royal family's $400 million superyacht, Katara, is one of the most luxurious luxury yachts in the world. The 7,922-tonne yacht is one of the world's largest superyachts and is moored in Falmouth, Cornwall, close to the Royal Mansion. The Lussen Mammoth is equipped with a helicopter deck, satellite dome, yacht and jet skis. Among the many luxury facilities, Katara is known for its large beach club, multiple gyms, beauty salons, and several swimming pools. The floating palace can accommodate nearly 35 guests and 90 crew members.
The Boeing 747 jumbo jet is a private jet, and the Qatari royal family is also the king of the air, with a $600 million Boeing 747-8 aircraft coveted. This private jet has ten bathrooms, several lounges on two floors, and a stunning bedroom suite compared to other aircraft. The plane looks like a miniature palace of blue, white and gold, with a capacity of 76 passengers and 18 crew members. Interestingly, the aircraft is designed to carry 467 people for commercial flights. The aircraft is equipped with a state-of-the-art medical center.
The Qatari royal family has a strong love of sports. Emir Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani put Qatar on the world map through sports. As President of the National Olympic Committee, he presided over Qatar's bid to host the 2022 FIFA World Cup. He was a key member in the acquisition of Paris Saint-Germain Football Club. Back in 2010, Qatari royal family member Sheikh Abdullah bin Nasser Al Thani bought Spanish club Malaga.
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