Saudi Crown Prince Salman Had Arranged Secret Party On Private Island, 150 Models Were Tested For STDs
New Delhi : Crown Prince Mohammed Salman of Saudi Arabia often remains in discussion, whether it is the matter of killing Jamal Khashoggi or actions against members of the royal family. Now there is a big reveal about Prince Salman’s luxurious lifestyle. A new book claimed that Crown Prince Salman had given a grand party on a private island in the Maldives. 150 models from Brazil, Russia and other parts of the world were brought to please guests.
‘Blood and Oil : Mohammed Bin Salman’s Ruthless Quest for Global Power’ book claimed that 150 of these models were tested for sexually transmitted disease (STD). The book said that a few dozen guests from Gulf countries, friends of Prince Salman were present in this party. This private island was rated as one of the most luxurious and expensive places in the world.
It is being told that Prince Salman had planned to party here for about a month but after it was revealed in local newspapers, he had to leave with foreign models. Prince hired the entire island, 300 employees, 48 private villas and a snowflake machine. The phone was banned at this party to take care of the guests privacy.
Prince booked Five Star Yacht for $ 500 million
All guests were allowed to bring only Nokia 3310 phones. Writers who were journalists at the Wall Street Journal reported that after testing the STD of these 150 models, they were taken inside the villa. After this, Mohammad Salman reached there with his friends from the sea plane. Salman had also allegedly hired DJ Afrojack and Pitbull. It is also being claimed that Prince Salman himself also reached the stage.
The authors claimed that Prince Salman himself started playing his favorite songs and was strongly supported by the models and his friends present there. The guests used to party throughout the night and sleep throughout the day. Prince booked a five star yacht for $ 500 million. It had two helipads and movie theaters and underwater sea viewing facilities.
