Instagram/guswitzoeGustav Magnar Witzøe is 23 years old and has a net worth of $US1.8 billion.For most people in their twenties, life is a constant balancing act between paying off student debt and finding the funds to be independent and still have fun.
That’s not the case for the world’s super-young, super-rich elite.
We took a glimpse at the lives of the world’s five youngest billionaires — all 27 years old and under — to see how they spend their days and their seemingly unlimited funds.
From zooming Ferraris to international dressage competitions, scroll down to meet the world’s five youngest billionaires, presented by age in ascending order, and see how they spend their fortunes.
Alexandra has a net worth of $1.3 billion thanks to her father Johan Andresen's work in investment banking.
She makes sure her 'boys' are kept in the best shape with plenty of veterinary and grooming appointments.
But it's not all ponies and sky-high martinis. Alexandra also loves the outdoors, hiking, camping, and fishing ...
Alexandra and her 22-year-old sister Katharina have five dogs between them, including a purebred boxer and bulldog.
When their father transferred most of his funds to his daughters in 2005, the money was split equally between Alexandra and Katharina (pictured here).
Katharina enjoys staying up to date with the latest fashion trends, and favours a Louis Vuitton bag. This one's value is estimated at $1,900.
Source: Louis Vuitton
Source: Louis Vuitton
Katharina is a self-proclaimed 'shoe-aholic.' These limited-edition Louboutin pumps have an estimated value of $640.
Source: Christian Louboutin
Source: Gucci
Source: Rolex
But her pride and joy is her pricey bulldog-baby Tycho, whom her Instagram account in almost entirely devoted to.
Just behind the Andresen sisters is Gustav Magnar Witzøe, who is also among Norway's super-rich youngsters and is the third-youngest billionaire in the world.
This 23-year-old is worth a staggering $1.8 billion and owns 47% of Norwegian salmon producer Salmar, which was gifted to him in 2013 by his dad Gustav Witzoe, pictured here.
Gustav (also known as Gus) is into his fashion just like Katharina, especially shoes. He often features in the front row of various Norwegian fashion shows.
Like the Andresen sisters, Witzøe also has a pet pooch he loves to pamper. His blue Staffordshire bull terrier features heavily on his Instagram.
John Collison is the fourth-youngest billionaire and the youngest self-made billionaire in the world.
The newly turned 27-year-old Irish entrepreneur founded payment company Stripe with his brother in 2010, which went on to make the pair both billionaires in their own right after a deal in 2016. John is now worth an estimated $1.1 billion.
Source: Forbes
Collison was studying his undergraduate degree at Harvard when he and his brother launched the company, but he quickly dropped out after Stripe gained momentum. Now, his days are spent pursuing hobbies and things on his bucket list, like flying across the Atlantic.
Completed a bucket list item this weekend: flying a small plane across the Atlantic! 27 hours of flying over 3 days. Didn't even get wet. pic.twitter.com/Ph6Yl2rv9F
-- John Collison (@collision) June 25, 2017
Got my result: I beat the index, finishing 13th overall at 19:09 (6:10/mile). New PR! pic.twitter.com/nor4mdSbYS
-- John Collison (@collision) May 2, 2016
... and long-distance treks and pursuits, sometimes dragging the whole Stripe office along with him.
13 Stripes got up at 5am this morning to catch sunrise (and eat pancakes) atom Mt Tam. Worth it! ???????????? pic.twitter.com/s4QhqNIT06
-- John Collison (@collision) December 5, 2016
A new one for me: snow atop Mount Tam! (video courtesy of @dpetrovics) pic.twitter.com/uH1ep0R640
-- John Collison (@collision) March 5, 2017
Despite his technological genius and adventurous lifestyle, Collison is still amused and amazed by the little things in life, like this coffee cup sporting a 'pocket cookie.'
It's 2017. We have the technology. There's no excuse for every coffee cup not to have a pocket cookie. pic.twitter.com/3dPutVLEox
-- John Collison (@collision) February 18, 2017
Evan Spiegel is the 27-year-old founder and CEO behind Snap. With a net worth of $3.5 billion, he's the wealthiest billionaire on this list.
Source: Forbes
The American 27-year-old likes to keep his private life out of the social domain, and he has nothing uploaded onto his Twitter or Instagram profiles. However, he does sometimes feature on the accounts run by his wife, Miranda Kerr.
Spiegel married Kerr, a supermodel and former Victoria's Secret angel, in July, in the garden of their California home. The cost of their wedding is unknown, but we do know that Kerr wore a bespoke Dior dress.
Guests at the wedding weren't allowed to post any photos of the ceremony or reception on social media. The couple even covered the entire garden with a white canopy to stop airborne paparazzi from snapping any shots.
Source: Business Insider
It has previously been reported that the 27-year-old bought himself a Ferrari in 2015 after Snap, then called Snapchat, completed a big funding round.
Source: Business Insider
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