The ‘reverse-ageing’ billionaire tweeted about his partner’s ‘top one per cent vaginal microbiome’, and the jokes kept coming – 17 of the best
Billionaires are a breed apart.
It isn’t that they’re born special, with the powers to climb the corporate ladder or tap into a vision of the world that other people simply don’t have. No, billionaires are different because having that much money means you can indulge whatever whim occurs to you.
They’re the adult version of a kid in the sweet shop with lots of sugar and no adults to put a limit on it.
Want to go to space? Let’s do it. How about bankrolling a felon and adjudicated rapist to get back into the White House? Why the hell not! Feel like calling a heroic diver a paedophile? The top lawyers can fix it so you can.
Tech billionaire and former Mormon Bryan Johnson’s particular poison is eternal youth, and we don’t mean he lives a healthy lifestyle and uses his money to take away the stresses that cause so many ageing conditions. Nope, B.J. goes the extra mile.
He has had transfusions of plasma from his own son to ‘reverse the ageing process’.
Talmage Johnson, 17, donated blood plasma to his dad, Bryan Johnson.
Bryan donated blood to his father. It was all an attempt to reverse the ageing process.
Did it work? Bryan Johnson explained 'The Blueprint' experiment to #BBCWATO: pic.twitter.com/OuGDxK4Ly5
— The World at One (@BBCWorldatOne) July 12, 2023
He’s moved his office into a hyperbaric chamber.
Moved my office into my hyperbaric oxygen chamber. pic.twitter.com/8TXfpPpICh
— Bryan Johnson (@bryan_johnson) February 21, 2025
Johnson even tracked the nighttime activities of – well – his Johnson… and that of his then 19-year-old son.
Nighttime erection data from my 19-year-old son, @talmagejohnson_, and me. His duration is two minutes longer than mine.
Raise children to stand tall, be firm, and be upright. pic.twitter.com/ruIYyPMrUC
— Bryan Johnson (@bryan_johnson) January 22, 2025
To give credit – however scant – where it’s due, Bryan Johnson is an equal opportunies oversharer. What’s good for the men of the house is also good for his partner, Kate Tolo, which is why he posted these two tweets.
The first was TMI.

The second went to levels of oversharing previously reserved for Russell Brand’s Great British Bake Off biscuits.

There was an infographic.

Thankfully, not only was Ms Tolo okay with his post, she was actively supportive of it for health reasons.

An admirable aim, to be sure. However, it’s social media. Did they actually expect the public health aspect to be the main talking point? Well, it wasn’t.
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My god pic.twitter.com/eie2m0BN6y
— Yashar Ali 🐘 (@yashar) April 30, 2026
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Ok, we’re done.
I’m turning the internet off for all y’all https://t.co/qHaTdrkolK
— @jason (@Jason) April 30, 2026
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Sir, this is a Wendy’s https://t.co/hfASSY5dYk
— Melissa Chen (@MsMelChen) April 30, 2026
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If I ever report on my partner’s vagina and her bacterial species just know that I’ve been compromised https://t.co/Y6L5KrICpU
— BagCalls 🎒 (@BagCalls) April 30, 2026
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https://t.co/SO6PrNuN0I pic.twitter.com/3N8dByZe9F
— Tim Spalding 🇺🇦 (@librarythingtim) April 30, 2026
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"hey everyone, here's the lab report on my wife's pussy that none of you asked for!"
— The Prussian Consulate in Siam (@lorem_ipsum_93) April 30, 2026
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Men are the true romantics. https://t.co/7yfEky9PlD pic.twitter.com/jIIkUNuSQ5
— Randy Treibel (@RandyTreibel) April 30, 2026