One of America’s richest real estate developers, Donald Bren, has just publicly disowned his son after he was accused of scamming investors out of more than $2 million with a fake business.
33-year-old David Bren had allegedly promised investors special access to “The Bunker,” an ultimate “man cave” for the ultra-rich.
He promised investors special access to a suite of luxury vehicles, including Ferraris, Bugattis, and Porsches, along with curated dining experiences, high-end alcoholic beverages, and cigars.
However, it was eventually discovered that the entire operation was a massive scam, and he was using the investors' money to fund his own lavish lifestyle.
Investors soon filed multiple lawsuits.
Donald, 93, reportedly decided that he isn’t coming to his son’s rescue.
“We do not have a personal or business relationship with this individual,” Paul Hernandez, spokesperson for Donald Bren and Irvine Company, told The Post.
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