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A British court on Tuesday ordered the ruler of Dubai, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, to pay his ex-wife Princess Haya Bint Al Hussein and their children close to 550 million pounds ($730 million) making it one of the most expensive divorce settlements in British history.
Here's a look at top 5 of the world's costliest divorces in history.
Bill and Melinda Gates: $73bn
Although the philanthropic pair of 27 years announced their separation in May this year, the split of their assets could not be materialised in court due to the tangled nature of their personal and professional lives.However, if their fortunes are split equally, Mrs Gates is estimated to be worth $73bn, making the divorce the most expensive in the world to date.
Jeff Bezos and MacKenzie Scott: $38bn
Considering Amazon founder and CEO Jeff Bezos was named the world’s richest man in June 2018, his 2019 divorce from his wife MacKenzie Scot of 25 years was expensive.Bezos, the founder of Amazon and the world’s richest man with a net worth of $197bn, paid $38bn to settle the divorce with his wife.
Alec and Jocelyn Wildenstein: $3.8bn
French-American businessman and art dealer Alec Wildenstein divorced his wife of 21 years, Jocelyn Wildenstein, in 1999.The divorce proceedings resulted in Mrs Wildenstein being awarded $2.5bn and $100 million annually for the next 13 years, amounting to a total of $3.8bn.
Rupert Murdoch and Anna Torv Mann: $1.7bn
Media mogul Rupert Murdoch and former journalist Anna Torv Mann were married for more than 30 years and had three children together. The couple agreed to separate in 1998. Torv Mann reportedly received $1.7bn – mostly in shares in News Corporation, Murdoch’s media and information services company.
Harold Hamm and Sue Ann Arnall: $975m
The divorce proceedings between oil magnate Harold Hamm and his wife Sue Ann Arnall were finalised in 2014, with Hamm writing her a $974.8 million cheque.Hamm founded Continental Resources in 1967 which is now worth $8.69bn, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index.

Royal split: Here's a look at 5 costliest divorces of all time

Watch: A look at top 5 of the world's costliest divorces in history

A British court on Tuesday ordered the ruler of Dubai, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, to pay his ex-wife Princess Haya Bint Al Hussein and their children close to $730 million

A British court on Tuesday ordered the ruler of Dubai, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, to pay his ex-wife Princess Haya Bint Al Hussein and their children close to 550 million pounds or $730 million, making it one of the most expensive divorce settlements in British history.
Here's a look at top 5 of the world's costliest divorces in history.
Bill and Melinda Gates: $73bn
Although the philanthropic pair of 27 years announced their separation in May this year, the split of their assets could not be materialised in court due to the tangled nature of their personal and professional lives. However, if their fortunes are split equally, Mrs Gates is estimated to be worth $73bn, making the divorce the most expensive in the world to date.
Jeff Bezos and MacKenzie Scott: $38bn
Considering Amazon founder and CEO Jeff Bezos was named the world&rsquo;s richest man in June 2018, his 2019 divorce from his wife MacKenzie Scott of 25 years was expensive. Bezos, the founder of Amazon and the world&rsquo;s richest man with a net worth of $197bn, paid $38bn to settle the divorce with his wife.
Alec and Jocelyn Wildenstein: $3.8bn
French-American businessman and art dealer Alec Wildenstein divorced his wife of 21 years, Jocelyn Wildenstein, in 1999. The divorce proceedings resulted in Mrs Wildenstein being awarded $2.5bn and $100 million annually for the next 13 years, amounting to a total of $3.8bn.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/world-news/dubai-ruler-to-pay-princess-haya-730-mn-in-uk-s-biggest-divorce-settlement-1640147385817" target="_blank">Dubai ruler to pay Princess Haya $730 mn in UK's biggest divorce settlement</a>
Rupert Murdoch and Anna Torv Mann: $1.7bn
Media mogul Rupert Murdoch and former journalist Anna Torv Mann were married for more than 30 years and had three children together. The couple agreed to separate in 1998. Torv Mann reportedly received $1.7bn &ndash; mostly in shares in News Corporation, Murdoch&rsquo;s media and information services company.
Harold Hamm and Sue Ann Arnall: $975m
The divorce proceedings between oil magnate Harold Hamm and his wife Sue Ann Arnall were finalised in 2014, with Hamm writing her a $974.8 million cheque.&nbsp;Hamm founded Continental Resources in 1967 which is now worth $8.69bn, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index.

We often talk about finding the silver lining but when it comes to India&rsquo;s favourite metal...no one can deny our love for luminous gold.&nbsp;From&nbsp;kaju&nbsp;katli&nbsp;to&nbsp;gujia, silver-coated sweetmeats are common fare in the country,&nbsp;our&nbsp;obsession with gold has transcended to the culinary world as well.&nbsp;&nbsp;
A certain&nbsp;paan&nbsp;shop in Delhi has even gone viral on social media for its&nbsp;rafaello&nbsp;gold&nbsp;paan&nbsp;that is being sold for 600 rupees.&nbsp;Yamu&rsquo;s&nbsp;Panchayat&nbsp;loads the&nbsp;paan&nbsp;with the traditional&nbsp;chuna, fennel seeds and of course,&nbsp;gulkand. But the hero is its wrapping of&nbsp;&lsquo;pure gold&rsquo;&nbsp;varq&nbsp;and a chocolate topping.&nbsp;&nbsp;
But this is far from the first eatery to experiment with gold-plated food.&nbsp;
In Dubai, the home of gold lovers, a hotel actually sells gold-plated coffee!&nbsp;Named &lsquo;The Ultimate Gold Cappuccino&rsquo;,&nbsp;it&nbsp;is served at the&nbsp;Burj Al Arab&nbsp;Jumeirah hotel for $26 or nearly 2,000 rupees.&nbsp;Laced with 24-karat gold, the&nbsp;signature coffee was spotted on the Instagram page of&nbsp;former actor Sana Khan recently.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Gold-plated&nbsp;dosas&nbsp;are quite the buzz&nbsp;in Southern India.&nbsp;The&nbsp;luxury&nbsp;concept originally&nbsp;shot to fame&nbsp;after a restaurant in Bangalore&nbsp;launched a&nbsp;24-karat&nbsp;gold-plated&nbsp;dosa&nbsp;worth over 1,000 rupees&nbsp;as a marketing strategy.&nbsp;Now,&nbsp;the&nbsp;shiny&nbsp;dish&nbsp;is&nbsp;part of the permanent menu&nbsp;at&nbsp;several restaurants&nbsp;across South India.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Burgers are synonymous with fast food and we often associate them with quick, affordable meals but not this one! A restaurant in Colombia gave&nbsp;its burger a luxurious twist with 24-karat gold.&nbsp;The burger, bathed in gold, costs 200,000 Columbian Pesos or nearly 4,200 rupees. The restaurant even claimed that the gold used is in its purest form.&nbsp;
No golden food list would be complete without dessert. In fact, the world&rsquo;s most expensive dessert, an ice cream sundae by a New York restaurant, features gold as one of its hero ingredients. Priced at a record $25,000 or&nbsp;18.3 lakh rupees, &lsquo;The&nbsp;Frrrozen&nbsp;Haute Chocolate ice cream sundae&rsquo; boasts of a&nbsp;coating of 5 grams of edible 23-karat gold.&nbsp;What&rsquo;s more, the dessert is served in a goblet lined with edible gold and is to be eaten with a golden spoon.&nbsp;
Gold-plated food sounds like the perfect way to taste luxury,&nbsp;but is there anything to it beyond a beautiful Instagram picture? While we know that&nbsp;consuming edible&nbsp;gold is&nbsp;generally&nbsp;safe, we wonder whether you can actually reap any of its healing benefits on a burger or even ice cream for that matter?&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

Gold Plate(d): luxurious dishes make gold their hero ingredient, but is the hype real?

Delhi paan shop's&nbsp;₹600 gold-plated paan&nbsp;recently viral
Wrapped in a 'pure gold' varq, claims the paan&nbsp;parlour&nbsp;
-- title plate --&nbsp;
Dubai's&nbsp;Jumeirah hotel sells a $26 Gold&nbsp;Cappuccino
Laced with 24-karat gold, hit on social media&nbsp;
Gold-plated dosas&nbsp;started out as a marketing strategy
Now a common item on many menus in South Indian eateries
This Colombian eatery's burger is no fast food&nbsp;
Bathed in 24-karat 'pure&nbsp;gold', costs nearly ₹4,200
Gold is the hero ingredient in the world's most expensive dessert
The ice cream sundae features 5g gold; costs $25,000
Would you want to try these luxurious gold dishes?&nbsp;

We often talk about finding the silver lining but when it comes to India&rsquo;s favourite metal...no one can deny our love for luminous gold.&nbsp;From&nbsp;kaju&nbsp;katli&nbsp;to&nbsp;gujia, silver-coated sweetmeats are already a common fare in the country, but now our&nbsp;obsession with gold has transcended to the culinary world as well.&nbsp;&nbsp;
A certain&nbsp;paan&nbsp;shop in Delhi has even gone viral on social media for its&nbsp;rafaello&nbsp;gold&nbsp;paan&nbsp;that is being sold for 600 rupees.&nbsp;Yamu&rsquo;s&nbsp;Panchayat&nbsp;loads the&nbsp;paan&nbsp;with the traditional&nbsp;chuna, fennel seeds and of course,&nbsp;gulkand. But the hero is its wrapping of&nbsp;&lsquo;pure gold&rsquo;&nbsp;varq&nbsp;and a chocolate topping.&nbsp;&nbsp;
But this is far from the first eatery to experiment with gold-plated food.&nbsp;
In Dubai, the home of gold lovers, a hotel actually sells gold-plated coffee!&nbsp;Named &lsquo;The Ultimate Gold Cappuccino&rsquo;,&nbsp;it&nbsp;is served at the&nbsp;Burj Al Arab&nbsp;Jumeirah hotel for $26 or nearly 2,000 rupees.&nbsp;Laced with 24-karat gold, the&nbsp;signature coffee was spotted on the Instagram page of&nbsp;former actor Sana Khan recently.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Gold-plated&nbsp;dosas&nbsp;are quite the buzz&nbsp;in Southern India.&nbsp;The&nbsp;luxury&nbsp;concept originally&nbsp;shot to fame&nbsp;after a restaurant in Bangalore&nbsp;launched a&nbsp;24-karat&nbsp;gold-plated&nbsp;dosa&nbsp;worth over 1,000 rupees&nbsp;as a marketing strategy.&nbsp;Now,&nbsp;the&nbsp;shiny&nbsp;dish&nbsp;is&nbsp;part of the permanent menu&nbsp;at&nbsp;several restaurants&nbsp;across South India.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Burgers are synonymous with fast food and we often associate them with quick, affordable meals but not this one! A restaurant in Colombia gave&nbsp;its burger a luxurious twist with 24-karat gold.&nbsp;The burger, bathed in gold, costs 200,000 Columbian Pesos or nearly 4,200 rupees. The restaurant even claimed that the gold used is in its purest form.&nbsp;
No golden food list would be complete without dessert. In fact, the world&rsquo;s most expensive dessert, an ice cream sundae by a New York restaurant, features gold as one of its hero ingredients. Priced at a record $25,000 or&nbsp;18.3 lakh rupees, &lsquo;The&nbsp;Frrrozen&nbsp;Haute Chocolate ice cream sundae&rsquo; boasts of a&nbsp;coating of 5 grams of edible 23-karat gold.&nbsp;What&rsquo;s more, the dessert is served in a goblet lined with edible gold and is to be eaten with a golden spoon.&nbsp;
Gold-plated food sounds like the perfect way to taste luxury,&nbsp;but is there anything to it beyond a beautiful Instagram picture? While we know that&nbsp;consuming edible&nbsp;gold is&nbsp;generally&nbsp;safe, we wonder whether you can actually reap any of its healing benefits on a burger or even ice cream for that matter?&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

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