The richest sultan in the world keeps girls as slaves, and the money he spends on orgies gives him a headache

The true debauchery of the Sultan of Brunei came to light in 2001, when the Sultan’s brother Geoffrey was forced to auction private property after using the state treasury as a piggy bank. He spent an average of $747,000 a day, and so for 10 years. He spent 17 billion dollars on gifts to friends.

I was second in the BRUNEI PRINCE’S HAREM – I fought 40 women for him, then I committed a CARDINAL SIN – and fell out of favor with the royal family

Back in 1997, it became known about the debauched life and orgies at the sultan’s court. The then Miss USA, Shannon Marketitz, who later sued Sultan and his brother Jeffrey, spoke out. In court filings, she claimed that a talent agency brokered a job in Brunei that allowed her to earn $3,000 a day for ‘appearances and promotional work’. Instead, Marketic said, they kept her like a sex slave.

She had to dance every night in the sultan’s private nightclub from 10pm to 3am where she was treated like a prostitute. She told People magazine how they drugged and abused her, and when she finally returned to the US, she sued them for $10 million for “mental pain, nightmares, insomnia and other traumas.” The brothers requested diplomatic immunity, and the sultan characterized the accusation as “worse than murder.” The case was dismissed, the New York Post writes.

He pointed to the catalog he wanted

Jillian Loren, who was recruited like Marketic when she was only 18, does not believe her claims:

– Her description of what happens at parties does not ring true.

But that’s why she told other horrors. After landing in Brunei, all the girls had their passports confiscated and were told not to show their shoes as this is a great insult in Muslim countries. They warned her to be careful what she said and did, security was everywhere. She had to watch her weight, and when she gained weight, there was a doctor with diet pills and sleeping pills.

Whenever she passed the royal family she had to bow, and she was never the first to start a conversation. He was supposed to always keep his head lower than Jeffrey’s, and he asked the girls to call him Robin. He loved American cars, clothes and pop culture.

– As decadence increased, so did the number of American girls. He would open a magazine and say he wanted this and that woman. He would order it – she said.

Lauren says that many girls had problems with the submission that was demanded of them. Those who would not adapt to it would have to leave after a few weeks. And there were a lot of Filipina and Thai women who were barely 15 years old. The girls were housed in Geoffrey’s palace and had to dance at night for the prince and his entourage, hoping that one day they would be chosen to spend a night with him. Sometimes he would take more of them.

Lauren waited for days, and then one day a Mercedes came to pick her up and took her to an office building where they took her to an apartment and locked her inside.

– It’s been an hour or two. There were no newspapers or television inside, so I walked up and down. Even the toilet was locked so I had to relieve myself in the trash can. I was shivering from cold, hunger and nervousness. After four hours, the prince appeared. They made love, and the prince did not have a condom. When he finished, he said to her – ‘It was very nice, but now I have to go to a meeting.’

Lauren says that the prince never used protection and never asked her if she was taking contraception, and they didn’t even check her for any sexually transmitted diseases.

Lauren had a privileged position with Geoffrey, he was only interested in whether she had slept with the sultan before him. He would reward her with a rich shopping spree and a lot of money. She returned to Brunei several times from America, until she got fed up with Robin.

– He traveled officially to London and I didn’t even get to greet him – she said.

Fornication and debauchery

Despite the strict Sharia laws, the sultan himself lives an extremely debauched life. This 72-year-old has been on the throne for more than half a century – even 52 years, and he is friends with many world monarchs, and he had excellent relations with Queen Elizabeth II and her husband Prince Philip.

He is known for owning around 7,000 expensive cars. He also owns several aircraft whose interior is paved with gold. The Sultan is really extravagant in spending money, so he is willing to spend $35,000 to fly on a private jet to his favorite stylist to cut his hair. And he does it once a week. Once he forgot his shoes, a helicopter was sent to fetch them.

Three marriages

The Sultan loves weddings, so he organized and financed as many as three. Each, of course, cost tens of millions of dollars.

When he married his cousin Raja Isteri Pengiran Anak Hajah Saleh in 1965, she bore him six children, the first of whom was Prince Al-Muhtade. The Sultan married for the second time Hayah Mariam, who worked as an airline stewardess in 1982.

It was a year before his first wife, Queen Saleha, gave birth to their sixth child. He divorced Hajah in 2003, and by then he already had four children with her.

But he soon married presenter Azrinaz Mazhar, who bore him two more children before they divorced in 2010.

Lavish children’s weddings

Despite being the father of twelve children, he is very careful when it comes to their marriages.

Each of his five children’s lavish weddings lasted more than a week and cost at least $10 million each.

When his eldest son, the heir to the throne, married the teenage Sarah Saleh, who was only 17 at the time, the bride wore jeweled Christian Louboutin heels and a solid gold lace veil.

For the wedding of his eldest daughter, Princess Rashida, Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah sent a plane for Whitney Houston, which cost 10.1 million dollars. But all that pales in comparison to his 50th birthday celebration in 1996.

Jubilee birthday

The celebration lasted two weeks and cost almost 40 million dollars. During the celebration, a polo match took place, then he invited 3,000 guests to the palace for a gala dinner.

Michael Jackson sang three times during the celebration – first for 6,000 of the Sultan’s subjects, then two more for the Sultan’s private guests. For three performances, the singer collected 25.8 million dollars. At the end of the celebration, each guest went home with a rather large gold coin.

The largest residence in the world

Of course, the sultan lives in the Instana Nurul Iman palace, which is the largest royal residence in the world. It was built for two years and cost a little less than two billion dollars.

Iwith 1788 rooms and 257 bathrooms. It is encrusted with gold and diamond decorations, has five swimming pools, a banquet hall for more than 5,000 guests and a mosque with space for 1,500 worshippers.

As many as 200 polo ponies enjoy high luxury – in a barn with built-in air conditioning. The Sultan’s London nest is located in the most elite part of the city – it is St. John’s Lodge in Regent’s Park.

He bought this residence for $73.9 million In 1994, it is still valued at around $203 million, making it the most expensive private house in Great Britain.

Luxury that hurts the eyes

He bought real estate in the most elite locations on the Australian coast, then in Las Vegas and Los Angeles, and he doesn’t skimp when it comes to his family members either.

His brother, playboy and Prince Geoffrey, received from the Sultan in 1997 a luxury mega-complex in Las Vegas worth 83 million dollars. It is, of course, in a prime location and has 92 rooms, 29 bedrooms and 42 bathrooms, a tennis court, three swimming pools and a large 11-car garage.

His collection of thousands of cars also includes more than 500 different Mercedes models, 450 Ferraris, 380 Bentleys, more than 100 Koenigseggs, 21 Lamborghinis, 11 Aston Martins, 179 Jaguars and 209 BMWs. But there are also 600 Rolls Royces, one of which is a fully gold-plated Silver Spur limousine used only for weddings. The total value of the parking lot is about 10 billion dollars.

The Sultan’s fleet of aircraft is equally enviable. It includes a Boeing 747 with a living room, a bedroom encrusted with gold and diamonds. The £233 million plane’s bathrooms also feature pure gold sinks.

There is also an Airbus worth about 138 million dollars and a slightly more expensive Boeing 767 for 251 million dollars. When he wanted to improve in badminton, he paid a coach 2.3 million dollars, the same amount for acupuncture and massage. Keepers of his exotic birds receive a combined salary of $92,000.

His son married a Croatian woman

His son, Prince Abdul Maten, married Aniša Rosnah Isa Kalebić, who is of Croatian origin, a few months ago.

– The wealth of the Sultan of Brunei is unreal, it is measured in tens of billions of dollars, only the palace where they live has 1700 rooms and a garage with 7000 cars, and his son’s wedding was like that.

Luxury at every step, and attention was paid to every detail. From the arrival at the airport, everything was organized. I crossed the border without control, as if I were the Prime Minister, we were met by a personal driver with a Cadillac and he was at our disposal during our stay in Brunei 0-24.

(24 hours.hr.-Courier)