A luxury yacht carrying dozens of influencers began taking on water and eventually 'flipped over,' forcing the Coast Guard to evacuate the vessel near Miami Beach, Florida, on May 3. All 32 passengers ...

Thirty-two people were rescued from a sinking yacht off Miami Beach this weekend, officials say.

The Tecnomar Lamborghini 63 — named TNT — went down ... agencies responded to reports of a sinking yacht off the coast of Miami Beach on Saturday, May 3, 2025 U.S. Coast Guard Southeast ...

New video shows the aftermath from a Lamborghini yacht that partially sank over the weekend off Miami Beach and led to more than 30 people needing to be rescued. U.S. Coast Guard officials said ...

Dispatch audio obtained by CBS Miami described the boat as a "Lamborghini vessel." The boat was identified by Yachts Worldwide, a yacht-dedicated social media account, as a Lamborghini Tecnomar in ...

Thirty-two passengers were rescued Saturday evening after a multimillion-dollar luxury yacht started sinking off the coast of Miami Beach. The yacht — a 63-foot Tecnomar for Lamborghini that ...

The U.S. Coast Guard responded to a vessel taking on water near Monument Island around 5 p.m. ET, the Guard said in an X post. The 32 people rescued from the scene of the sinking 63-foot boat were ...

Around 30, budding, bikini-clad influencers took a luxurious Lamborghini Tecnomar out for a spin in the waters off Miami Beach on Saturday – only to have their hopes for a picture-perfect jaunt ...

According to the Lamborghini Miami dealership website, the boat's maximum capacity is 16 people. However, authorities said 32 people were rescued when the yacht began to sink on Saturday.

Thirty-two people were rescued after a yacht party ended in disaster with the $4.5million vessel sinking off the coast of Miami Beach. Pictures had showed the Lamborghini boat’s sundeck filled ...

MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (CBS12) — What started as a luxury cruise ended in chaos Saturday, as the U.S. Coast Guard rescued 32 people from a sinking Lamborghini yacht near Star Island. The USCG says ...