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Daily Mirror
06-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Bikini clad influencers mocked online for posing for selfies while their $4.5M Lamborghini yacht sank off Miami
The jaw-dropping reaction of its influencer passengers while their multi-million ride sank has left social media stunned. Dozens of scantily-clad women were seen taking selfies, giggling and even cracking jokes as the 63-foot yacht rapidly sank beneath them during what was supposed to be a glamorous Formula One weekend cruise. On Saturday afternoon, around 30 women crammed onto the lavish Tecnomar for Lamborghini 63 yacht, a vessel only designed for five passengers and two crew members, for a boozy day in the sun. Videos shared online show the women popping champagne and dancing, flaunting their ritzy excursion — but the good vibes didn't last long. Chaos erupted when the yacht started tipping over and sinking, rapidly turning the flashy outing into what looked like a nightmare scenario. But in a surreal twist, the group didn't appear panicked. Instead, the influencers were seen filming themselves, with one woman even heard saying: 'It's giving Titanic' as the U.S. Coast Guard moved in to save them. Several women were seen clutching luxury items — Louis Vuitton duffle bags, Christian Dior totes, and even a MacBook Air laptop were prioritised over safety gear. One woman was spotted cradling a $330 bottle of Clase Azul Gold Tequila that she managed to grab from the sinking yacht. The bizarre reactions quickly ignited outrage online. "You know what's crazy? It's like someone's boat is sinking, they're panicking, probably upset-and the bimbos on your boat are just laughing, cracking jokes like, 'It's giving Titanic,'" one social media user said. "That's not humor, that's heartless disguised as a vibe." Another added: 'There are three things to fear in this world. One of them WATER — these so-called influencers are laughing at something that is not a laughing matter.' A third commenter sarcastically wrote: "Love how they all just laugh and get on a different yacht." Footage shared by passenger Lauren Nicole showed orange life vests being passed around, as the women huddled together waiting for rescue boats. Pieces of the yacht were seen floating in the water, while Lauren shouted in panic: 'F*ck my life.' Multiple emergency vehicles raced to the scene, as the group of women were safely pulled from the water while the vessel vanished into the ocean. But even as the disaster unfolded, many of the passengers seemed to be in high spirits. The woman who had clung to the tequila bottle was seen grinning and shouting with friends, yelling: 'Baby is safe!' and 'The women and children are okay!' "Why God, why? Why did you do this to us?" Lauren exclaimed dramatically as she sailed away from the yacht. Stunned onlookers along the Miami shoreline whipped out their phones to film the Coast Guard rescue operation as the sinking unfolded. Authorities confirmed 32 people were rescued from the yacht, with no serious injuries reported, according to CiberCuba. The incident is now under investigation, with the vessel clearly overpacked far beyond its intended capacity. The Tecnomar for Lamborghini 63, a limited-edition superyacht born from a collaboration between Italian carmaker Lamborghini and The Italian Sea Group, is only meant to carry five guests and two crew members.
Daily Mirror
04-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Dozens of bikini-clad women rescued from sinking £3.6m Lamborghini yacht in wild Miami boat party
The sun-soaked party on a luxury Lamborghini yacht turned into a nightmare when the £3.6million vessel began sinking off the coast of Miami Beach — with around 30 bikini-wearing women on board. The lavish trip took place on Saturday afternoon during Formula One weekend, as the 30 women piled onto the Tecnomar for Lamborghini 63 — a boat designed to carry just five passengers — for a boozy, champagne-filled day at sea. But things took a terrifying turn when the yacht suddenly began tipping and quickly started to sink, leaving stunned partygoers scrambling for life jackets, reports the MailOnline. Videos shared by passenger Lauren Nicole showed the women passing around bright orange life vests as panic set in. 'F*** my life,' she could be heard shouting as pieces of the expensive yacht floated nearby in the water. Emergency services raced to the scene and swiftly evacuated all 32 people on board, according to CiberCuba. Miraculously, no serious injuries were reported. Despite the dramatic ordeal, the party spirit remained strong. Footage from social media showed the group still laughing and dancing on rescue boats as they watched the £3.6m yacht vanish beneath the waves. One woman even clung to a bottle of Clase Azul Gold Tequila — worth a staggering £265 — cradling it as she beamed with pride. Her friends shouted: 'Baby is safe!' and 'The women and children are okay!' Lauren, meanwhile, shouted into the camera: 'Why God, why? Why did you do this to us?' as she sailed away from the scene. Crowds gathered on the shore, filming the dramatic scenes as the Miami Coast Guard swarmed the sinking yacht. Authorities have launched an investigation into the incident, with the yacht reportedly overloaded far beyond its intended capacity. The Tecnomar for Lamborghini 63, a high-end collaboration between the Italian supercar brand and The Italian Sea Group, is only built to accommodate five guests and two crew. Still, the perilous mishap didn't spoil the rest of the Miami girls' getaway. Later that day, Lauren shared more clips from a lively event at Jungle Island, showing the group partying on — seemingly unfazed by the near disaster. The boat trip was part of the glitzy Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix weekend — a star-studded, three-day racing event that draws sports fans and celebrities alike to the Magic City. That evening, A-listers including NFL star Patrick Mahomes and his wife Brittany were spotted enjoying a VIP Carbone Beach party, where they were seen mingling backstage with rapper and singer Jelly Roll, who later performed at the exclusive bash.
Hindustan Times
04-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Hindustan Times
Miami influencers unfazed, keep partying as $4 million Lamborghini yacht sinks
A $4 million Lamborghini luxury yacht flipped over just off Miami Beach, leaving 32 soaked passengers stranded, officials confirmed on Sunday. The incident took place around 5 PM local time on Saturday, and the yacht, identified as a Tecnomar for Lamborghini, was seen nearly vertical in the water. The Coast Guard rescued passengers stuck on the deck. However, in a surprising turn of events, several passengers appeared unfazed and continued partying even when the rescue operations went on. All of them were rescued, and no injuries have been reported. Read More: 'Not something I'm looking to do'; Trump takes U-turn on running for 3rd term, suggests who could succeed him 'Commercial salvage is attempting to remove the vessel and isn't a hazard to navigation,' the Coast Guard's Southeast command said on Instagram. 'Special thank you to the good Samaritan boat operators in the vicinity who also rendered assistance.' Social media users noted that the people, likely influencers, on the yacht kept partying. Some of them even posted videos on TikTok, flaunting their excursion. They could be seen dancing and popping champagne. In one clip, shared by passenger Lauren Nicole, orange life vests were being passed around. Pieces of the Tecnomar for the Lamborghini 63 yacht could be seen floating in the water. Read More: Major Catholic group blasts Donald Trump over pope meme, 'We just buried our beloved Pope Francis; do not mock us' Nicole shouted 'f*ck my life' in a panic. In another video, a cruiser was seen holding a bottle of Clase Azul Gold Tequila, which she managed to swipe off the yacht. She and her friends shouted, 'baby is safe'. "Why God, why? Why did you do this to us?" Lauren exclaimed. She shared a video later in the day from an event at Miami's Jungle Island. This comes as Formula 1 has reached Florida for the Miami Grand Prix, which will be hosted at the Miami International Autodrome on Sunday.
Daily Mail
04-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Horror as $4.5M influencer-laden yacht SINKS off Miami... after glam women made a rookie maritime error
Dozens of glamorous bikini-wearing women were frantically rescued from a sinking Lamborghini yacht off the coast of Miami Beach. On Saturday afternoon, about 30 women jammed onto the luxurious vessel - made for just five passengers - for a boozy day in the sun during Formula One weekend. They flaunted their ritzy excursion online - posting videos of themselves popping champagne and dancing as they laid out on the boat. But chaos erupted when the $4.5million yacht started rapidly tipping over and sinking, quickly turning the flashy outing into a dire situation. Footage from the yacht, shared by passenger Lauren Nicole, showed orange life vests being passed around as the women gathered together, nervously waiting to board rescue boats. Pieces of the Lamborghini 63 yacht were seen floating in the water as Lauren shouted 'f*ck my life' in a panic. Multiple emergency vehicles rushed to the scene as the women were quickly taken off the boat - now quickly vanishing into the ocean. Despite the disastrous scene playing out around them, the women did not appear to let it get in the way of their million-dollar good time. They flaunted their ritzy excursion online - posting videos of themselves popping champagne and dancing as they laid out on the boat - during the calm before the storm Social media posts showed them still partying - laughing and dancing as they watched the yacht sink from the safety of their lifeboats. One of the cruisers was seen cradling a bottle of Clase Azul Gold Tequila she managed to swipe off the yacht. As she hugged the $330 bottle of liquor while grinning, she and her friends shouted 'baby is safe!' and 'the women and children are okay!' 'Why God, why? Why did you do this to us?' Lauren exclaimed as she sailed away from the boat. Meanwhile, shell-shocked onlookers whipped out their phones to capture the dramatic moment the Miami Coast Guard swarmed the yacht from the shore. Authorities said 32 people were saved from the boat, according to CiberCuba. No serious injuries were reported as a result of the incident. The incident is under investigation, as the 63-foot yacht was packed way over its intended capacity. The limited-edition Lamborghini 63 series, which is a joint venture between the Italian car company and The Italian Sea Group, is only meant to fit five guests and two crew members. Despite the Lamborghini drama, Lauren shared video later in the day from a lively event at Miami's Jungle Island proving the Miami girls-trip was far from ruined by the dangerous setback. Formula 1 weekend at the Miami Grand Prix is a three-day annual car racing event hosted at the Miami International Autodrome. The highly anticipated event is categorized by its lively events, drawing in hundreds of thousands of sports fans and high-profile celebrities each year. On Saturday night, a lavish Carbone Beach party in Magic City was attended by Patrick Mahomes and his wife Brittany. Mahomes was seen enjoying a bottle of beer at the bash while mingling with the likes of Brady, American rapper and singer Jelly Roll and other guests. According to Page Six, the couple were mingling backstage with Jelly Roll, who took to the stage later in the evening to perform some of his best hits.
Yahoo
24-02-2025
- Automotive
- Yahoo
Porsche's $600,000 Electric Speedboat Uses Macan EV Powertrain
Read the full story on Modern Car Collector is taking its high-performance expertise to the water with the unveiling of the 850 Fantom Air, a sleek and powerful built in collaboration with Frauscher Boats. What makes this vessel unique is that it shares a nearly identical powertrain with Porsche's upcoming Macan EV, delivering a thrilling 536-horsepower experience on the open water. With a price tag of $600,000, the 28.4-foot (8.67-meter) speedboat merges cutting-edge automotive technology with refined nautical craftsmanship. Its electric powertrain produces 400 kW (536 hp), allowing for a cruising speed of 24 knots (45 km/h) while maintaining a level of efficiency and quiet operation that traditional fuel-powered boats struggle to match. Despite its 6,170-pound (2,800-kg) weight, the 850 Fantom Air remains impressively agile. The influence of Porsche's automotive design is immediately evident in the 850 Fantom Air. The cockpit features a 15-inch infotainment screen and a Porsche steering wheel, reminiscent of the Macan EV's interior. The sleek white exterior is complemented by nautical-grade teak wood elements, balancing sportiness with a refined luxury aesthetic. This latest collaboration between an automaker and a boat manufacturer follows a growing trend of high-performance car brands entering the marine industry. Porsche's entry into the space follows similar ventures by Lamborghini, which introduced the Tecnomar for Lamborghini 63, and Brabus, known for its Shadow 900 speedboats. While $600,000 is a steep price, it's worth noting that in today's world of elite supercars, that sum no longer guarantees ownership of the highest-end models. For Porsche enthusiasts who want to extend their passion for the brand from the road to the water, the 850 Fantom Air presents a new frontier of electric performance. Follow us on Facebook and Twitter
