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Conor McGregor took his £2.4million Lamborghini super-yacht for a cruise in St Tropez on the French Riviera on Sunday after jetting abroad with his family.
The mixed martial artist, 33, showed off his fit physique as he wore nothing but a pair of orange shorts while standing at the helm.
Sportsman Conor waved to onlookers as he floated past some typical French architecture close to the shore.
The high life: Conor McGregor, 33, took his £2.4million Lamborghini super-yacht for a cruise in Saint-Tropez on the French Riviera on Sunday after jetting abroad with his family
Conor shelled out more than £2million for the Lamborghini yacht, one of only 63 to be built by the Italian manufacturer, in October, and he took delivery of the vessel last month.
His boat is understood to be the twelfth off the production line, a tribute to his whiskey brand, Proper Twelve.
But the price is a mere drop in the ocean for the sportsman, who has an estimated net worth of £145 million.
Going for gold: Conor shelled out more than £2million for the Lamborghini yacht, one of only 63 to be built by the Italian manufacturer, in October, and took delivery of the vessel in May
Conor was filmed by a camera crew during his trip as he enjoyed a day out on the water in the sun.
The Tecnomar 63 has been designed and built by the Italian Sea Group and Tecnomar for Lamborghini.
At 24 tons, the 63-feet long yacht can reach a top speed of 69mph (60 knots) and boasts 4,000 horsepower with its twin 24.2-litre V-12 diesels.
Star power: Conor was filmed by a camera crew during his trip as he enjoyed a day out on the water in the sun
Inspired by the iconic car, the yacht has an angular and futuristic design with Y-shaped headlamps and the famous Lamborghini logo.
There is also a dashboard based on Lamborghini's mid-engine hybrid sports car, the Sián FKP 37, a stark contrast to the typical layouts used by yachts.
The yacht's exterior is inspired by the Lamborghini Miura and Countach from the 1960s and 1970s, the former of which famously
