How this billionaire lost his life increasing his ‘mjulubeng’ size

From climbing the ladders of success to billionaire level to tumbling all the way to his grave attempting to please the ladies with a large manhood, this is how Ehud Arye Laniado unfortunately passed on.

The 65 year old billionaire, is reported to have died of a heart attack during an operation to enlarge his penis. Laniado, a diamond trader, died while on the operating table at a private Paris hospital where he was undergoing the procedure.

Laniado was triggered into a cardiac arrest after a substance was injected into his manhood, according to a report by The Toronto Sun, . In the wake of Laniado’s death, his company Omega Diamonds, issued a statement saying he was a visionary man.

“Farewell to a visionary businessman. It is with great sadness that we confirm that our founder Ehud Arye Laniado has passed away,”

The Omega Diamonds founder, in his 20’s, worked as a masseuse at the Hilton hotel in Tel Aviv, but set on the path to riches after working in Africa and being exposed to precious minerals.

“In Antwerp, it turned out that he did have some talents. Internationally, he was one of the biggest experts in valuing raw diamonds,” said a friend. A friend of the deceased told reporters that Laniad had always been focused on his appearance and how others perceived him.

“The Argentinian, That is what we used to call him at Omega Diamonds because he looked like a Tango dancer,” added the friend.

He reportedly owned a $50 million ( KSh 5.1 billion) penthouse in Monaco making it the most expensive property in the principality. He also had a house in the plush Los Angeles (LA) suburb of Bel Air, where he was said to have loved to drink bottles of Chateau Margaux with models and celebrities.

“After living an exceptional life Ehud will be brought back home to Israel as his final resting place. He will be dearly missed by us all,” the statement read on.

In 2015, Laniado sold the world’s most expensive diamond called the Blue Moon of Josephine to Hong Kong businessman and convicted felon Joseph Lau Luen Hung for $48.4million (KSh 4.9 billion)

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