Go big or go home is the unofficial motto of Jerry Jones, the owner of the Dallas Cowboys, and he has taken it to heart.The billionaire businessman recently acquired a custom superyacht that measures 357 feet, or almost the length of a football field, and Mr. Jones was able to take it out for a cruise just in time for the holidays. A few days before Christmas, the fuel-efficient vessel was delivered to its “proud owners” by the Dutch yacht builder Oceanco, the company announced.Additional: How to Staff a Yacht
The stunning yacht reportedly cost $250 million, which is $110 million more than Mr. Jones, 76, paid for the NFL team in 1989. Mr. Jones is estimated to have a net worth of $6.8 billion. The ultimate price could not be independently verified by Mansion Global.
Named “Bravo Eugenia” in honor of Mr. Jones’s wife, Genie, Oceanco and the naval engineering firm Lateral unveiled a new energy-efficient design concept for the superyacht. According to the builder, the ship’s single-tiered engine room enables the slender design and more space for guest accommodations.
According to the builder, the elegant white superyacht features two helipads and plenty of storage for the owner’s extensive collection of water toys.
However, Pearson clarified that Post has simply grown to be such a great friend and fan.
Post Malone is our honorary guy on the ’88 Club,’ Pearson said.
Pearson went on to tell us that Post truly participates in their group chat while playing games, commenting, “You know he’s going crazy!” as he watches the action on his TV.
Pearson restated, “He’s on the group text with us.” “He’s a big fan.
Post has long declared his devotion to the Cowboys, but in the last few months, he’s really stepped it up. He launched a Dallas-themed Raising Cane’s in October, and a month later, he contributed to the creation of a Cowboys apparel line.
Pearson truly obtained one of Post’s t-shirts, and it appears that Malone is now a valued member of their extremely exclusive GC and won’t be leaving anytime soon.
