Jefri Bolkiah, Prince of Brunei owned a yacht named "Tits" w/ 2 tenders "Nipple" 1 & 2

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He has had five wives, two of whom he is divorced from and three to whom he is still married,[8] and eighteen children[5] aged between around 4 to 37 in 2008.[6] Additionally he has faced a number of accusations, including lawsuits from the women allegedly involved,[10] that he has paid women to go to Brunei to have sex with him[11][12] (see “Other legal issues” below); it is alleged he kept a harem of up to forty women for several years, which included the writer Jillian Lauren, who published Some Girls: My Life in a Harem about her experiences.[13][14] Jillian says that Jefri liked to be called "Robin" by women in the harem, which is also the vanity plate on one of his Bentley Continental Rs.

His costly possessions included a private Boeing 747,[15] a large art collection including works by Manet, Renoir and at least twenty-one works by Degas, along with a collection of 2,000 luxury cars, a number of properties including the Plaza Athénée hotel in Paris and Hotel Bel-Air in Los Angeles,[9] the New York Palace Hotel in Manhattan, and others in Paris, Las Vegas and St. John's Lodge, in Regent's Park, London,[6] businesses such as the luxury goods manufacturer Asprey, and a yacht named Tits (which came with tenders named Nipple 1 and Nipple 2).[10] His assets were estimated at $1.5 billion.[9] By the 2000s, due to his legal issues (see below) he was forced to sell many of his assets and be exiled from Brunei,[6] although as of September 2009 he appears to have been allowed to return to Brunei and has been seen in public with the Royal Family.[7]

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