Lamborghini Yacht Sinking With IG ModelsLamborghini Yacht Sinking With IG Models (Photos via Instagram)
On May 3rd, a luxury Lamborghini Yacht packed with dozens of influencers started taking on water off Miami Beach — and it didn’t end well. About 30 bikini-clad influencers were partying aboard the 63-foot yacht near Monument Island when disaster struck. According to the Coast Guard’s southeastern division, a distress call came in around 5 p.m. local time. Crews rushed to the scene as the yacht began sinking and eventually flipped over, turning a day of glamour into complete chaos.

On May 3rd, a Lamborghini Yacht carrying dozens of influencers began taking on water near Miami Beach, Florida.

The luxury yacht carrying dozens of influencers began taking on water and eventually “flipped over.”

Around 30 bikini-clad influencers were on this vessel in the waters off Miami Beach on Saturday, but things would end terribly for everyone.

According to the Coast Guard’s southeastern division, a Coast Guard crew responded to a call at around 5 p.m. local time reporting that a 63-foot yacht was taking on water near Monument Island.

The Coast Guard, as well as a good Samaritan boat, swooped in to get everyone off safely before things really turned tragic. Together, they helped get 32 people off the Lamborghini Yacht and to shore without any injuries.

Several passengers on the vessel shared video footage of the yacht beginning to take on water on social media.

 

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Several of the passengers could be seen trying to save expensive items onboard, such as laptops, as one person joked: “Women and children first!”

Many of the influencers were able to save their most prized possessions, including a Macbook and a $350 bottle of Clase Azul Gold tequila.

What Witnesses Said About The Sinking Lamborghini Yacht


A luxury yacht worth $4 million began to take on water around 5 p.m. on Saturday, as confirmed by the U.S. Coast Guard.

Thanks to a quick response by the Coast Guard and a nearby civilian vessel, all 32 people aboard were safely evacuated and transported to the Miami Beach Marina.

“We saw, like, a bunch of cop boats, like police boats, and there was another yacht that was flipped over, completely vertical in the water,” said a witenss to WSVN-TV.

Another witness, Bruce Maresh, told WSVN that he couldn’t believe what he was seeing as the vessel tipped over.

“Something in the distance, it appeared at an angle, and the closer we got, you could tell it was a big boat,” Maresh said.