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Ray-Ban heir divulges drug addiction, claims he’s slept with ‘over 2,000 women’ in wild interview blasting company leadership

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Vartabedian, M. (2026, October 12). Ray-Ban heir divulges drug addiction, claims he’s slept with ‘over 2,000 women’ in wild interview blasting company leadership. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/10/12/business/ray-ban-heir-divulges-drug-addiction-claims-hes-slept-with-over-2000-women-in-wild-interview-blasting-company-leadership/

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New York Post · collected 2026-10-12 · by Marc Vartabedian

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A 31-year-old heir to a major European fortune has given an interview revealing drug addiction and claiming to have slept with over 2,000 women. This disclosure comes during a contentious family dispute similar to the TV show "Succession," which may decide the future of one of Europe's largest fortunes.
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Louis Vuitton Moët Hennessy (LVMH) heir Antoine Arnault, aged 31, has made shocking claims in an interview, revealing his struggles with drug addiction and boasting about sleeping with over 2,000 women. These revelations come during a contentious family dispute that mirrors the drama of the TV show "Succession," potentially impacting one of Europe's largest fortunes tied to the luxury goods conglomerate.

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The 31-year-old’s revelations come amid a bitter real-life ‘Succession’ feud that could determine the future of one of Europe’s biggest fortunes.
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🔮 The 31-year-old’s revelations come amid a bitter real-life ‘Succession’ feud that could determine the future of one of Europe’s biggest fortunes.

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The 31-year-old’s revelations come amid a bitter real-life ‘Succession’ feud that could determine the future of one of Europe’s biggest fortunes. uncertain
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The 31-year-old’s revelations come amid a bitter real-life ‘Succession’ feud that could determine the future of one of Europe’s biggest fortunes. uncertain
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