Shocking video shows 'Candyman' holding girls on leashes by their necks from balcony
Australia's Tobacco tycoon Travers 'Candyman' Beynon has posted a shocking video showing him holding onto leashes attached to the necks of more than a dozen scantily clad women kneeling beside a pool one floor below him.
Known for flaunting his gratuitous, hedonistic lifestyle on social media, Beynon lives with his wife Taesha and four children in a $3.7 million mansion on the Gold Coast and regularly posts photos of himself surrounded by scores of naked young women.
His treatment of women has previously been slammed after he posted a photo showing him leading wife Taesha and another woman around on a leash while they crawled on all fours.
In his most recent video, Beynon poses on a balcony holding 13 women by leashes attached to collars around their necks as a song called 'F*** With Me You Know I Got It' plays over the top.
Three women stand with him in bikinis on the balcony one floor above as they look down towards the pool. Three red leashes stretch from Beynon's hands, splitting into multiple leashes to restrain the women.
The girls flip the camera the bird as it pans across the dancing line of women shackled by their necks.
The controversial figure uploaded the video on Saturday with the caption: "..and a true King knows how to build an empire with the same stones that are thrown at him."
The video is undated, but a photo of the event was posted on Instagram about 10 months ago.
US man Dan Bilzarian, who flaunts a similar lifestyle of naked women and wads of cash, slammed the former AFL player last year for the photo showing his wife walking on all fours, saying Beynon should put his four children first.
“I don't think you should have a wife and children living in a house with naked girls and partying,” Bilzerian said in a statement to the Daily Mail.
“I also am respectful to women who treat me respectfully, and would never put my wife on a leash in the driveway for an Instagram pic," he said.
“If you make the decision to get married and have children, then you have an obligation to raise them in an environment that isn't going to ruin them, warp their perception of the world, or close doors for them.”
In October last year, things turned sour when Beynon's nanny, Michelle Manthey, conducted a teary television interview claiming the father of four had taken photos of his naked wife, covered in sushi, in front of his children.
Beynon sued Ms Manthey for $100,000 over the interview, but only received $25,00 from the law suit.
Judge Paul Smith told Candyman that he could have claimed more had it not been for his reputation of posting “bare-breasted” and “barely clad” pictures of women online.
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