[WATCH] Paceville impresario Hugo Chetcuti doing his ice bucket challenge in the comfort of his €6 million mansion
At over 1,205 likes for his slick Facebook video parading his wealth, Chetcuti is close to raising €1,000 for ALS
Got a mansion valued at €6 million?
You might want to take a leaf out of Hugo Chetcuti’s book.
The Paceville entertainment mogul has ‘accepted’ the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge, taking time out to show some of his more favourite status symbols: cars, domestic staff, bikini-clad women, swimming pool… life is good when you are this successful.
Easy on the hating… Chetcuti is matching every single ‘like’ on his Facebook video with a 50c donation. He is well over 1,250 likes, which makes him one of the few ALS challeng-ees to make his donation public. At this rate, he is close to reaching the €1,000 mark soon. (If you cannot 'like' his video, it means the facility is disabled to the rest of the public that might not be a Facebook friend...).
In his video, Chetcuti is seen driving up his Madliena driveway, staff opening the car door as he walks up to his mansion, his cell phone to his ear, and a waiter standing with a glass of whisky for him. Cue six ladies in bikinis casually waiting for him at the swimming pool, after which they proceed to fill an inflatable pool with ice cubes, as Chetcuti jumps straight in.
His nominations? “All the staff at Steam” – the Paceville lap dancing club. Of course.
“Life is not about money, cars or partying. Life is about happiness, and being able to enjoy life itself,” Chetcuti says in a parting nugget of wisdom that tags his Facebook video.
Chetcuti’s four bedroomed, six-level villa hideaway is set on 2,000 square metres of land and includes an outdoor and indoor heated pool, landscaped gardens, sauna, steam room and a fully equipped bar, an audio visual cinema, a professional fully equipped gym and a squash court. It’s the maximum in entertainment: it includes an independent flatlet for guest quarters, a 20-car garage, with elevator serving all levels.