Burna Boy is making headlines again with reports of a luxury car purchase. The Grammy-winning singer has reportedly acquired a one-of-one Bugatti Chiron Widebody as he celebrates his 35th birthday.
LAGOS, NIGERIA — Burna Boy, the Nigerian Grammy Award-winning artist, has reportedly acquired a bespoke Bugatti Chiron Widebody valued at approximately ₦9 billion. The reports surfaced as the singer marked his 35th birthday, with photos and videos of the hypercar circulating widely across social media.
According to posts shared online, the vehicle is described as the world’s first Widebody Bugatti Chiron, reportedly developed by luxury automotive design company Venuum. The reports also claim the hypercar is a one-of-one creation, making it the only model of its kind. However, Extra News Nigeria has not independently verified the vehicle’s ownership, its reported value, or the specifications circulating online.
Social media users described the car as a blend of engineering, luxury and craftsmanship, claiming it took several months to design and build. The viral posts further stated that the project involved extensive customisation to create a unique version of the Bugatti Chiron. As of the time of filing this report, Burna Boy has not publicly confirmed the reported purchase or commented on the claims.
The singer, whose real name is Damini Ebunoluwa Ogulu, is known for his passion for luxury automobiles. Over the years, he has been linked to several high-end vehicles, including Ferrari, Lamborghini, Rolls-Royce and McLaren models. His luxury lifestyle has often attracted attention from fans and entertainment enthusiasts both in Nigeria and abroad.
The development means public interest in Burna Boy’s lavish lifestyle is likely to remain high, especially as fans continue celebrating his birthday. If confirmed, the reported acquisition would rank among the most expensive luxury vehicles associated with a Nigerian entertainer. Extra News Nigeria will provide updates if Burna Boy, his representatives, or the vehicle’s creators issue an official statement confirming the purchase.
