Jeff Bezos & Lauren Sanchez's Wedding Vibe Dampened by Ivanka Trump's Security Detail, Says ‘Source'
Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez are all set to have a billion-dollar wedding in Venice, Italy. They have reportedly taken over the City of Canals and are observing major safety measures due to the ongoing protests. However, it seems like the couple's VIP guest, Ivanka Trump, has taken it up a notch.
A source told Rob Shuter, 'She didn't come alone — she brought Washington with her.' The businesswoman and her husband, Jared Kushner, have arrived at the wedding with their own security detail. Supposedly, it has caused disruption and impacted the Amazon founder's wedding vibe, which has annoyed his logistics team.
According to the insider, Trump's private security has turned the couple's 'exclusive romance' into a nightmare. Due to metal detectors and black SUVs lining up, her team has disrupted Bezos's chilled-out ceremony. 'Let's just say Jeff's not used to being told he can't go somewhere,' the source added. His crew is seemingly facing issues with the entry and exit gates.
Shuter got in touch with a guest, who said, 'Bezos has the money — but Ivanka brought the muscle.' The nuptials have turned into a turf war due to the duo's teams butting heads over drone flight zones. Ivanka Trump's security is allegedly adding to Jeff Bezos' trouble amid the ongoing protests, as the locals protest his shutting down the Italian city for his wedding.
The Amazon founder and his fiancée have planned a three-day ceremony, with the couple scheduled to tie the knot on Friday, June 27. The celebrity guests, including Orlando Bloom, Kim Kardashian, Scooter Braun, Khloe Kardashian, and Kris Jenner, have arrived at the venue. It was previously reported that the wedding venue was kept a secret from the attendees till the very last minute.
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