Inside Jamie Reuben’s luxury £65m yacht, including topless models and helipad as billionaire eyes Chelsea takeover
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HEIR to a £16billion fortune, eligible bachelor Jamie Reuben could become the next owner of Chelsea.
The 34-year-old son of property investor David Reuben is reportedly considering a takeover bid for the Blues - despite his family owning ten per cent of Newcastle.
According to , Reuben wants to make an offer on a 'personal basis'.
Should he be successful, Chelsea's stars might expect an invite on board the family yacht appropriately named Siren.
Jamie lives an unparalleled lifestyle, spending his summer's on board the amazing vessel accompanied by glam pals.
Said to be worth £65million, travelling by sea has never been so luxurious.
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Palace on water
Reuben's dad and uncle Simon built five super yachts with their company, Kristal Waters.
They sold four of them - Triple Seven, Sapphire, Mogambo and Graffiti. However, they kept the jewel that is Siren.
The 241-foot vessel has six cabins, a master suite, a VIP stateroom, three double cabins, as well as a twin cabin.
The master suite has a fold out balcony on which guests can enjoy incredible views of the skies and the ocean.
While the VIP stateroom boasts a sofa area and a desk.
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There is sleeping space for up to 12 guests, and 18 cabin crew can wait on you hand and foot.
There is believed to be a lift onboard to get between the four storeys, and one of the most impressive features is the Jacuzzi on the deck.
That can be found near the helipad, where guests can hop off and go to the onboard gym or watch a movie in the indoor or outdoor cinema.
Back in 2009, Siren won best yacht for its size at the 2009 World Superyachts Awards.
WILL HE BUY CHELSEA?
Any purchase of Chelsea will be tricky for Jamie.
His father and uncle Simon bought a 10 per cent stake in Newcastle as part of the £300million consortium takeover of the club.
Jamie labels himself as a co-owner of the club on his Twitter profile.
On top of that, he was appointed as a director of the St James' Park club - as revealed by records from October.
And that could lead to complications surrounding any attempt to buy Chelsea.
Premier League rules state a person cannot hold a position of power or influence - a 'significant interest' is defined as 10 per cent or more - if they own a stake in another club.
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It could mean if he is serious about Chelsea his family will have to give up their interest in Newcastle.
Previously, Jamie was on the board with Championship side QPR, but stepped down when the Toon job presented itself.
