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Billionaire Leonardo Maria Del Vecchio arrives in his Ferrari F80 to his $182M 72m Superyacht No Rush. 👀

Only in Florida there's a line and a bouncer outside a brand new organic grocery store called Nude Miami…they are charging $24 for strawberries and $14 for ground beef

Listed At: $72,500,000 Ocean-to-Lake Rarity & Exquisite Design. This South Florida Beach House is a neoclassical estate in Manalapan spanning 1.86 acres, boasting 155 feet of direct ocean and Intracoastal frontage. This 22,220 sq. ft. property features three homes: the Main House (7 bedrooms, 9.4 baths), South Guest House (2 bedrooms, 2.1 baths), and North Guest House (2 bedrooms, 2 baths). Arriving via a lushly landscaped driveway, visitors are greeted by grand terraces and striking dual water views. Upon entry, the foyer opens to breathtaking vistas of the expansive pool, manicured lawn, and ocean, enhanced by elegant, island-inspired landscaping. Architect: Smith & Moore. Builder: J5. Interior Design: Marc Michaels Manalapan is one of Florida's most exclusive enclaves in South Florida, home to the famed Eau Hotel and Nobu Manalapan. Shopping, golf, tennis, and multiple restaurants are within walking distance or a short drive. Manalapan is conveniently located in the middle of Palm Beach County, placing it minutes away from Palm Beach, Delray, and Boca. Private aviation FBOs close by offer several options within minutes (helicopter/ private) and nearby international airports like Palm Beach International, Fort Lauderdale and Miami are less than an hour away. Manalapan became known when billionaire Harold Vanderbilt decided to make it his home. It has since become the home of numerous famed billionaires and is considered one of the rarest stretches of land in South Florida due to its ocean-to-Intracoastal access, privacy, and approximately 400 residents. It is also known for its sport fishing, diving, and snorkeling.

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@TheBillionaireU Just proves how awesome Jordan / Pippen were 6 rings With a baseball break thrown in for ... gambling

🚨Only one franchise in NBA history has done this three times. 👀 1987, David Robinson. #1 overall. Two years in the Navy first. They waited. He won Rookie of the Year the moment he stepped on the court. 1996, Robinson breaks his foot. Season over. Spurs go 20-62. Worst record in franchise history. Instead of panicking they won the lottery and drafted Tim Duncan. Robinson came back healthy. Twin Towers. 1999 NBA Champions. Then 22 straight playoff appearances. An NBA record. 5 championships. Manu Ginobili drafted 57th. Tony Parker 28th. Kawhi Leonard 15th. They found greatness everywhere. 2023, Wembanyama. The most unique prospect the NBA has ever seen. 2025, Dylan Harper drafted second overall. Back to back Rookie of the Year winners. The pipeline never stops. 62 wins last season. Western Conference Finals right now. Game 4 tonight in San Antonio. The Spurs are favored at home. Robinson built the foundation. Duncan built the dynasty. Wembanyama is building the next one. Can the Spurs win a 6th championship with Wemby?

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@TheBillionaireU Spurs treat roster building like an iterative dev cycle. Wemby and Harper back to back is insane. If they keep shipping talent like that, a sixth ring feels inevitable.

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@TheBillionaireU how the fvck you not mention Steph Castle?

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@TheBillionaireU Yes only if he has another superstar or a team of really good players like those championship teams in the past. Wemby can’t do it alone. It’s about team. Ask MJ.

He signed for $55M as a rookie. In six weeks he's getting $326M more. Wembanyama is 22 years old and already has Nike, Louis Vuitton, 2K, and Fanatics behind him. His endorsements outpace his salary before his real money even arrives. The baseline extension is $252M. Win MVP, DPOY, or make AII-NBA? That jumps to $326M. Stay in San Antonio and earn the supermax on contract three? Analysts project $513M starting in 2031. No player in sports history has a financial runway like this. Is Wembanyama about to become the richest athlete in NBA history?

Tom Brady had to wait behind 198 other players before his name was called in the 2000 NFL Draft. Every team in the league passed on him. Multiple times. He went 199th overall to the New England Patriots. His rookie salary was $193,000. What followed was the greatest career in NFL history. Seven Super Bowl titles. Five Super Bowl MVPs. Three league MVPs. 23 seasons. He retired at 45 as the most decorated player the sport has ever seen. But here is something most people don't know. Throughout his career Brady consistently took less money than elite quarterbacks were earning. One analysis estimated he left between $60 and $100 million on the table. His reason was simple - the less he took the more New England could spend on teammates. The championships were worth more than the money. He gave up $100 million playing. Meanwhile he was quietly building an empire off the field. TB12, his wellness and nutrition brand. BRADY, his performance apparel line. An estimated $200 million in endorsements during his playing career Under Armour, T-Mobile, Hertz, Aston Martin, IWC watches. Then in 2022 while still active he signed a 10 year $375 million deal with Fox Sports the largest broadcasting contract in sports history. He earns $37.5 million per year to talk about football. More than most active NFL quarterbacks make to play it. He owns 5% of the Las Vegas Raiders. Birmingham City FC. The Las Vegas Aces. His Miami mansion is worth $150 million. His neighbor is Jeff Bezos. Net worth - $300 to $350 million and growing every year in retirement. He gave up $100 million on the field. Then signed $375 million to talk about the game. Total career earnings approaching $900 million. 198 players were picked before him. None of them are worth $350 million. Is Tom Brady the greatest businessman in NFL history?

OKC drafted Kevin Durant in 2007. Russell Westbrook in 2008. James Harden in 2009. Three top picks. Three future MVPs. One small market team. In 2012 they reached the NBA Finals together. The greatest young core in basketball history. Then they lost all three. First Harden. OKC refused to pay him $4.5 million more per year. Traded him to Houston for role players and picks. Harden went on to win MVP in 2018 and score more points than anyone in the NBA over the following decade. Then Durant. Left for Golden State in 2016, joining the team that just beat them in the playoffs. Thunder fans never forgave him. Then Westbrook. His supermax became unmovable. Six teams. Six years. Never worked anywhere. Three MVPs. All gone. Most franchises never recover from losing one superstar. OKC lost three. But Sam Presti kept drafting. Kept developing. Kept accumulating picks. He used assets from those departures to build an entirely new dynasty. He drafted Shai Gilgeous-Alexander. Drafted Chet Holmgren. Developed Jalen Williams. SGA just won NBA MVP averaging 32.7 points per game then signed a $285 million extension. Holmgren signed $250 million. Jalen Williams signed $287 million. $822 million committed to three players built entirely from scratch. OKC won the NBA championship in 2025 - the youngest team ever to do it. Tonight they beat LeBron James in Game 1 of the Conference Semifinals. They lost Durant. They lost Harden. They lost Westbrook. And built something better than all three. Is OKC the greatest rebuild in sports history?

🚨 The Quail with the Big 5! 👀

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@Constan70997526 @BillionMagazine Gotta be red though!!

Billionaire Car - Ferrari SP3 Daytona, 296 GTB, 488 Pista all equipped with full Brill Steel Motorsport Race Exhausts. Designed and Fabricated in Italy by Hand. 👀

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David Beckham is a billionaire, worth $1 billion by our count—one of just seven living pro athletes (Jordan, Magic, Tiger, LeBron, Federer and retired Romanian tennis ace Ion Tiriac) to manage the feat. Read more about how Beckham became a billionaire: forbes.com/sites/maneetah…

🚨Shai Gilgeous-Alexander just won back to back NBA MVP. 👀 Here is the business story behind the quietest superstar in basketball. SGA grew up in Hamilton Ontario Canada. In 2018 he was drafted 11th overall by the Charlotte Hornets, immediately traded to the LA Clippers before he played a single game. Then in 2019 the Clippers sent him to Oklahoma City in the blockbuster Paul George deal. OKC was rebuilding. Nobody expected what came next. Back to back MVP, Finals MVP, Led the Thunder to their first championship since 2012. Then signed the richest contract structure in NBA history, $271 million over four years. Starting in 2027 he earns $63.5 million per season, climbing to $78.8 million by 2030. But here is the detail nobody talks about. SGA has no agent. He negotiated the richest contract in NBA history himself. Off the court Creative Director of Basketball at Converse. Face of the SHAI 001 signature shoe worth $15 million per year. Total endorsements, $18 million annually. Forbes ranks him among the top 40 highest paid athletes on the planet, Net worth $90 million at 27, Projected to cross $150 million before he turns 30, Drafted by Charlotte, Traded twice, No agent and Back to back MVP. Is SGA the greatest value in sports right now?

$700 million contract. $2 million a year take home. Shohei Ohtani told the Dodgers to keep $680 million of his salary, interest free until 2034. Not because he had to. Because he wanted to win. By deferring that money with no interest he left an estimated $49 to $91 million in lost investment returns on the table. He doesn't care. He makes $45 million a year in endorsements. He already won the World Series in year one. The most expensive player in sports history is essentially playing for $2 million a year and he chose that. Was this the smartest contract in sports history or did he leave too much money on the table?

🚨Billionaire Art - Lesson 1. Some of the world's most valuable paintings are sitting inside airport warehouses. Not museums. Not private mansions. Warehouses. 👀 And many millionaires and billionaires use them to legally delay taxes and move wealth privately through art. These places are called freeports. Ultra-secure storage facilities in places like Geneva, Singapore, and Luxembourg. Inside are potentaly hundreds of billions of dollars worth of art. Assets stored there are treated as if they never officially entered the country which means collectors can legally postpone taxes and keep transactions highly private for years. Sometimes decades. Artworks inside freeports can even be sold without physically moving anywhere. A Pablo Picasso painting can change owners multiple times while sitting in the exact same warehouse. This is one reason art became so attractive to the ultra-wealthy. Unlike stocks, art has no fixed value. Its price is highly subjective and that flexibility creates enormous financial advantages. Collectors can borrow against artworks, move them through offshore companies, or store them privately while values rise over time. Critics argue freeports turned art into a hidden financial system for billionaires. Supporters say they are simply secure international storage facilities. But what makes the story surreal is what may actually be hidden inside them. According to reports, freeports have stored works linked to artists like Leonardo da Vinci, Pablo Picasso, Claude Monet, Salvador Dalí, and Andy Warhol, potentially billions of dollars of art. Locked away from the public. Sometimes never seen again after being sold.

You Have More Exposure Than You Think - How the Wealthy Protect a Lifetime of Work Before It's Too Late

🚨52 years of waiting built a $9.75 billion empire.👀 The Knicks are the most valuable NBA franchise on the planet, 7 straight years at the top, Not because of rings but Because of New York. Madison Square Garden is the most expensive arena in NBA history. This playoff run alone generates $140M in revenue. Courtside seats for a potential Finals Game 1? $102,608. The city doesn't just watch the Knicks. The city invests in them. 52 years in the making. New York is ready. Is this finally New York's year?

In 1998 Shaquille O'Neal had a $40 million deal with Reebok. Then a mother stopped him outside an arena and changed everything. She was furious. Told him he was charging kids too much for his shoes. Shag pulled $2,000 from his pocket and tried to hand it to her. She smacked it away. "Why don't you make a shoe that's affordable?" That same day Shaq called Reebok. Told them to keep the $40 million. Walked away completely. Then he went to Walmart and created his own shoe line priced at $19 to $29. Everyone said it would never work. He has now sold over $10 billion worth of affordable shoes. Roughly one million pairs every single month. But the story doesn't end there. While building his shoe empire Shaq became the second largest individual shareholder in Authentic Brands Group, the company that owns Reebok, Forever 21, Brooks Brothers, Sports Illustrated and over 50 other global brands valued at $20 billion. In 2022 ABG bought Reebok for $2.5 billion. Shaq came back as President of Basketball Operations. Since his return Reebok revenue has grown from $1.6 billion to $5 billion. He didn't just walk away from Reebok. He came back 25 years later and helped rebuild it into a $5 billion brand. Net worth today, $500 million. Annual income in retirement $95 million a year. More than triple what he made at the peak of his playing career.