The missing Titanic submersible and its rescue operation’s race against time has everyone hooked to their phone screens. With oxygen levels depleting, people are wondering what is in store for all those who had travelled to see the wreckage of the RMS Titanic. Amidst all of that, a now-deleted Twitter account has become the centre of attention for all the wrong reasons. Brian Szasz, the stepson of a missing billionaire who was aboard the Titan sub, found himself caught up in controversy when he publicly flirted with an OnlyFans model. This came shortly after requesting prayers for his stricken relative, reported Daily Mail. Brian previously shared on his Twitter handle that his stepfather Hamish Harding was missing on the Titanic vessel along with four other men. He requested his followers to pray for everyone’s safe return.
After his response to the OnlyFans model’s tweet caught the internet’s attention, things took a turn for the worse. The eyebrow-raising incident unfolded when Szasz responded to a Twitter post by a scantily clad OnlyFans model named Brea. She had captioned her photo with the suggestive question, “Can I sit on u.” Brian had responded to the tweet with a “Yes please!” accompanied by love heart emojis for added emphasis.
To make matters even more peculiar, this online flirtation occurred amidst a heated exchange between Brian and rapper Cardi B. San Diego-based Brian drew the ire of the hip-hop artist after he decided to attend a Blink-182 concert despite his stepfather’s disappearance. In a series of tweets, Brian publicly criticized Cardi B’s recent music releases, sarcastically questioning whether her career was desperate for attention.
Meanwhile, the missing billionaire in question is Michael Harding, a 58-year-old CEO of Action Aviation in Dubai. Alongside him on the Titan sub were Shahzada Dawood, a 48-year-old UK-based board member of the Prince’s Trust charity, and Dawood’s 19-year-old son, Sulaiman Dawood.
The US Coast Guard received information from the Titan submersible’s command ship requesting help on Sunday. It was reported that the command ship lost contact with the vessel about 900 miles (1,450 kilometres) east of Cape Cod, Massachusetts. This has led the US Navy to launch massive operations in search of the vessel. The vessel was reported to have about 70 hours worth of oxygen onboard, which is why its prolonged disappearance is making the rescue operation a critical race against time.
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