World's richest footballer's 'sex-mad' dad had gold-plated hot tubs and 40-woman harem

Posted Tuesday, May 16, 2023 by Dailystar.co.uk

Faiq Bolkiah has been labelled as the world's richest footballer - and his dad, the brother of the Sultan of Brunei, has certainly carved himself out a reputation over the past few decades

World's richest footballer's 'sex-mad' dad had gold-plated hot tubs and 40-woman harem
Faiq Bolkiah is the world's richest footballer (Image: Getty Images)

The father of the world's richest footballer, Faiq Bolkiah, is reportedly 'sex-mad' and has a harem of 40 women.

Prince Jefri Bolkiah is the brother of the Sultan of Brunei, once dubbed the "sex-crazed prince". This is largely due to the 40-strong harem he kept at his palace, and the boob jobs he kept providing for them.

The Prince has three wives, 17 children - including ex-Chelsea youngster Faiq - and 18 adopted wards. However, he would leave his family at home as he sent his emissaries to find the "sexiest women" for his harem.

Writer Jillian Lauren, who published a book about her time in Jefri's harem, claimed that sex with the Prince was 'quick and unprotected'.

Jillian claimed he was "always famished behind the eyes. It was the kind of hunger you could never really feed, the kind that keeps you up until five am every night, the kind that drives you to f*** girl after girl, to buy Maserati after Maserati!"

And it's not just in the bedroom his life is x-rated - the Prince commissioned an artist to create statues in intimate positions. He also owns a yacht called "T*ts".

World's richest footballer's 'sex-mad' dad had gold-plated hot tubs and 40-woman harem
Prince Jefri Bolkiah has been called the 'sex-mad prince' (Image: Bloomberg via Getty Images)

World's richest footballer's 'sex-mad' dad had gold-plated hot tubs and 40-woman harem
Jillian Lauren revealed the secrets of the Prince's harem (Image: Getty Images)

It was reported that the Prince would burn through £30million-per-month to fund his lavish lifestyle. And it's not hard to see how with his gold-plated hot tub.

However, the Prince's downfall came when he was accused of theft by the Brunei government. The government accused him of embezzling $14.8billion (£11.1billion) during his time as the country's finance minister between 1986 and 1998.

The two brothers had a bitter falling out, causing them not to speak for years. The Prince denied all wrongdoing, but agreed to a settlement, handed back numerous assets, and then left the country.

World's richest footballer's 'sex-mad' dad had gold-plated hot tubs and 40-woman harem
The Prince had a yacht called "T*ts" (Image: Getty Images for DAGOC)

The Prince spent time in London - where his son, Faiq, started to emerge as a talent in the Chelsea Academy. However, he was released by the Blues in 2014, before joining Leicester.

He never cut it in the Premier League and had to leave these shores to make his first senior appearance. Faiq is now looking for a new club having been released by Chonburi in Thailand.

He said: "Thank you Chonburi for the last two seasons. And a special thank you to the fans who have been amazing from day one. Wish you all the best in the future an I hope one day we will meet again!"