Beyonce and Jay-Z regularly charter $400 million superyacht at $3.5 million a week, likely leaving a tip that’s off the charts

Beyonce and Jay-Z regularly spend millions of dollars on the Flying Fox, a yacht worth $400 million

The Flying Fox is apparently their yacht of choice when they want to charter one, even though it costs them around $3.5 million per week.

Then again, with a combined net worth well north of $3 billion, they can easily afford it.

And they can afford the outrageous tip that goes with it.

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The 450-foot superyacht Beyonce and Jay-Z spent millions on

First launched in 2019, the Flying Fox is a 450-foot city on water.

The boat accommodates 22 people in 11 cabins, and features pool that is so wide it stretches across an entire deck.

In addition to that, she also has a two-floor spa, with a sauna and a steam room, a jacuzzi on deck, a beauty salon and of course a movie theater.

It even has a Teppanyaki grill and a pizza oven for al fresco dining.

You need $3.5 million a week to charter it, and you also need a a lot of cash to tip the staff because the yacht is serviced by a crew of 54.

Assuming they followed the usual etiquette and tipped the crew between 15 and 20 percent, the tip alone cost them $600,000-$700,000.

One of the richest couples in the world

Beyonce and Jay-Z are one of the richest and most influential celebrity couples in the world.

Their combined net worth is astronomical, as together they’re worth close to $3.5 billion.

Jay-Z is wealthier, with a net worth of $2.5 billion, but Beyonce is catching up quickly, and she’ll soon be a billionaire since she’s currently worth around $800 million.

And their lifestyle certainly reflects this.

Beyonce once gave Jay-Z a Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport for his 41st birthday and even though apparently don’t own a yacht, they just charter one, but they do own a private jet.

More importantly, they apparently own one of three Rolls-Royce Boat Tails in the world.

Rolls-Royce only build three of these, but only two were actually available in the market.

One of these was once spotted in Dubai, and rumor has it it actually belonged to them.