The Secret Lives of Wealthy Arab Sheikhs

Money flows like water, oil reserves replace flora and fauna in the soil beneath, assets potentially bigger than Saturn, an unquenchable thirst for mischief and a lifestyle so lavish that even Victoria Beckham would give up the title that word. This is exactly how I can try to summarize the elite life of what is probably the wealthiest Arab in the world.

If you do a rough math and compare the combined wealth of the 50 richest Arabs to the wealth of the 100 richest people in India, they still win. It’s a $266 billion versus $250 billion race. For us, the definition of luxury translates to opulence for them. Their week’s vacation and standard of living exceeds the life savings of most of us. London is the go-to place for holidaymakers who take refuge in the stunning weather. But it comes with a fancy price tag. They carry expensive cars with them, especially on planes, and either live in their own private homes or in the best suites money can buy. In fact, every summer people wait for the Arabian car to invade London, and it’s a visual treat for everyone on the street.

We might consider a canine companion or a fluffy cat as a pet, but elites have a different idea of ​​what they consider a “cat.” They have cheetahs and lions as pets to play with.

Their pets even guard their cars when their owners are out for a walk (or so that’s the story this photo tells!)

If you tell elite Arabs to walk on clouds while sipping tea, they’ll accept the challenge and win it. Why? Because they can.

Our houses are built with love, and their palaces are filled with gold, which is a representation of their insane wealth. Al Waleed Talal is a member of Saudi Arabia’s elite, very wealthy and owns a palace that may be the size of a small city.

Dubai also has the tallest tennis courts in the world because playing on the ground is so mainstream.

They even installed several gold vending machines in the Arabian lands.

Swimming in gilded tubs filled with suds and expensive soaps was the norm for the rich.

The wardrobe is full of accessories and diamonds shine like stars. Yes, they have it all.

Also, one of the most expensive collections of sneakers in the world belongs to this lad in Dubai.

Other oddities you can find on their Insta feed are dollar sandwiches and a paper towel dispenser that will give you 100 dirhams.

When it comes to the mediocre machines they have, I don’t know where to start. First, they own private jets and yachts for travel or casual tea parties. Yes, this is normal.

The cars are anything from Swarovski, studded or studded with gold, depending on their mood.

One for every day of the week!

Walking is so boring when you learn how to fly.

The elite of the Arabs lived the dream of a comfortable life with their wealth, lavish resources and endless resources. The world is divided by many flowing lines, but their world remains intact, shining like the diamonds they wear.