He's branded himself Britain's 'flashiest playboy', and to prove he's happy to splash his cash, multi-millionaire Danny Lambo has bought his girlfriend a £10,000 Easter present. The boastful 37-year-old hotelier, who has previously said he enjoys flaunting his wealth, paid for a luxury bath to be fitted in the home of Natasha Flynn, 29, that runs pure chocolate milk. The bespoke gift, which is now available to buy, costs £1,000 each time to fill - with melted chocolate containing an astonishing 1.3 million calories. Scroll down for video . 'Flash playboy' Danny Lambo posing with girlfriend Natasha Flynn inside her £10,000 Easter gift - a chocolate bath . Natasha enjoys a flake in the £10,000 bath, which contains 205 litres of melted milk chocolate . Danny - whose actual surname is Karne but he claims he is known as 'Lambo' because of his passion for Lamborghinis - had the first-of-its-kind bath made as an Easter treat for his 'queen'. He said: 'Cleopatra was the ultimate queen of luxury so a bath that runs chocolate instead of water was the perfect Easter gift for the queen in my life. 'A standard Easter egg was just not going to cut it this year, so I wanted to get a show-stopping gift to show Natasha my love. 'Part of my work with my VIP contacts involves travelling the world to find rare artefacts, and recently during a research trip in Egypt I learnt a lot about Cleopatra and her fascinating habit of bathing in donkey's milk. 'I thought my girlfriend deserved the same but I wanted to take it up a notch - why not chocolate?' The brash Croydon-born entrepreneur, who claims he left school with no qualifications, says he was told by his headmaster that he would fail in life. Natasha poses in the bath - her Easter gift from Danny 'Lambo', the hotelier worth £25m . Danny, whose actual surname is Karne, is known as 'Lambo' because of his passion for extra-loud Lamborghinis. He has bought cars from the likes of rapper 50 cent . But years later he says he claims to be living a luxury lifestyle that sees him jetting around the world meeting Middle Eastern royalty, buying cars from rappers like 50 Cent and, of course, treating the ladies to the finer things in life. The Landmark Touchstone Bath is adapted to include a separate, refillable chocolate-warming reservoir plumbed to supply a pressurised flow of liquid in the tub which has a 205-litre capacity. The pressurised taps even mean the chocolate develops froth - allowing Natasha to relax in bubbles. The Landmark Touchstone Bath from bathstore is adapted to include a separate refillable chocolate warming reservoir that is plumbed to supply a pressurised chocolate flow through the taps on request, without affecting the normal function of the water flow, taps or bath. It's a freestanding, steep-sided bath is made from in non-stick, thermally efficient material to keep chocolate fluid, and is supplied with a slotted waste and a 205 litre capacity, for an ultra-luxurious chocolate bathing experience. Mr Lambo, a hotelier from Mayfair, London, went to the bathstore in Baker Street with his unusual request, and said he was delighted when they were able to start working on his idea. Danny, who is reportedly worth £25 million and the star of new TV show, the Broker, added: 'The bath is perfect for a chocoholic like her, not to mention the perfect fit for Easter. 'I went to bathstore with my idea, and although they thought I was a bit crazy they took on the project and found a way to make it work; it's brilliant.' Natasha, who relaxed while eating a Flake chocolate bar in the bath, said: 'It really is amazing. I adore chocolate and love having a bath so this is my idea of heaven. 'And when you get out your skin feels great and smells delicious. Easter is my favourite time of year because of all of the chocolate. 'I love to have a chocolate bar in my tub while I bathe - it's so indulgent, it's perfect. This the best Easter ever, Danny's outdone himself with this present.' The chocolate bath is now available to buy and prices start from £10,000. When he's not managing his three hotels and property empire, Danny claims he likes to enjoy swanky £10,000-plus drinks at his six-storey Mayfair townhouse, which once belonged to Tory Prime Minister Anthony Eden, or at his other property overlooking the Thames. He thinks nothing of spending an extravagant £5,000 on meals at trendy west London restaurants like Chiltern Firehouse and Novikov - and his home boasts plenty of antiques - which include a four-poster bed that he claims once belonged to Napoleon. Natasha says she 'adores' chocolate - and claim her skin feels 'great' after having a chocolate bath . Danny Lambo, pictured with his personal assistant, Nikki, and his fleet of cars outside one of the three hotels that he owns. He is part of a new generation of self made millionaires flaunting their wealth . His purple Diabolo Lamborghinis has the loudest exhaust in Britain, and has proved hell for his neighbours in west London . His other vices include judging beauty contests like Miss USSR UK and chatting up contestants at the Miss World finals. Despite his ostentatious ways, Danny claims he is a good person with a kind-heart who is just enjoying life. And despite his extravagant and flashy ways he says, he knows the value of money after growing up in a normal household. 'I'm not going to hide my wealth, I don't know why I should. I've worked hard for this. I wasn't born with a silver shoe, so why not flash it? 'I became a millionaire when I was 22 and I'm the type of person that if I have money I'll spend it. 'I'm not going to take it to the grave with me. 'When I'm dead and dusted I'll leave what I have left to charities, friends and family, but while I'm still here I'm going to spend it.' Danny, who owns a £100k Chopard watch, claims he is well-liked by the established wealth in London, despite appearing to flaunt his wealth. He claims grew up in a normal household with one brother and two sisters in Croydon, south London. Both his parents were teachers who encouraged him to get a full and rounded education - but Danny says he aspired to be something brighter and bolder. The self-confessed daydreamer left school aged 16 without any qualifications - thanks in part to a chance encounter with a Japanese music producer. Danny and his friends were singing in a London bar when they were scouted and invited to tour the Far East, with the intention of later marketing them back to a Western audience. 'We were offered a record deal and so I literally walked out of school before my final exams and headmaster said: 'Hey, Danny where are you going?'. 'I said, 'I'm going to Japan to become a pop star'. He replied 'you're going to fail in life'. He bought a 30-room B&B in Paddington and with the help of his interior-designer older sister converted it into The Pavilion hotel (pictured) - and it soon became a celebrity hotspot . Danny Lambo, pictured at the Pavilion Hotel, that stars including Morrissey, Duran Duran, Pete Doherty, Kate Moss and Naomi Campbell have visited . 'I told him to get lost and we walked out and went to Japan.' Over the next four years, Danny toured girls' schools and other venues in Asia, Australia and New Zealand, living out of a suitcase and spending most of his time rehearsing and performing or living in hotels. When the band finished, Danny was forced to turn to the one thing he did know after several years on the road. 'The hotel kind of became my world outside of the music,' said Danny, who was the lead singer in the group called Jealous. 'For 21 hours of the day we'd just be hanging out in the hotels. It was all I knew. My best mate would be the concierge and I'd be dating the chambermaids. 'So when I got out of the music industry when I was 21, having sent every penny I'd saved back home, the only thing I knew how to do was run a hotel. 'I didn't have any qualifications but I could make a bed with my eyes shut, I knew how the concierge ran and I knew how the reception ran.' On his return he bought a 30-room B&B in Paddington and with the help of his interior-designer older sister converted it into The Pavilion hotel - and it soon became a celebrity hotspot. 'We had all the big bands staying with us like Morrissey, Duran Duran, Pete Doherty. And, of course, where the rock stars go, the fashion models follow. 'So we had Naomi Campbell, Kate Moss come in and all the supermodels of the time would come for photo-shoots.' The hotel later became known as The Pavilion Fashion Rock 'n' Roll Hotel due to its themed rooms and celebrity clientele. This success he claimed was then followed by more hotels and property investments, which make up the bulk of his £25m wealth. With the money coming in, Danny claims he was able to live a life most men in their 20s can only dream of - especially when it came to indulging his passion for fast cars and beautiful women.
Hotelier Danny Lambo said he wanted to buy Natasha Flynn an extravagant Easter present . The bespoke gift costs £10,000 to buy and costs £1,000 every time it's filled with melted milk chocolate . The 37-year-old is renowned for his love of Lamborghinis and his luxurious lifestyle .