Kylie Jenner hailed 'a vibe' at Bezos-Sanchez wedding as she celebrates nuptials with a 'go to glass of wine'
It's safe to say Kylie Jenner was definitely enjoying herself at Jeff Bezos ' wedding to Lauren Sanchez these last few days.
The star, 27, was pictured living it up in Venice with her family - and a wine glass frequently in hand.
Now the energy Kylie served at the nuptials has earned praise from fans across various social media platforms - with one declaring her a 'vibe.'
'Kylie is a vibe!!' one posted in the comments section of a video of her at the celebrations, with another commenting, 'Kylie ate,' along with a fire emoji.
'King Kylie is back,' another declared as another insisted she 'will always be that girl.'
Her drink of choice also sparked a buzz across social media - with one calling it relatable and another 'iconic.'
'the go to glass of wine to the function is so me,' one TikToker quipped.
'how i want to be all summer drinking Rose unbothered happily wifed up,' that same TikToker wrote in another post.
'bout to dig out my rose all day tshirt from 2016,' she also posted.
'I love that Kylie always has a drink with her,' one posted with a laughing-crying and hand heart emojis.
'Kylie always drinking something...,' another posted with three laughing-crying emojis.
The visuals of Kylie celebrating the power couple has also served as inspiration for those hoping to follow in her footsteps.
'May this life find me,' another posted in the comments section of a video of Kylie and her sister Kendall arriving to the celebrations.
'Manifesting,' another wrote.
'She looks so good,' another posted alongside photos of Kylie drinking wine.
'Kylie isn't Kylie without her wine,' another posted.
'Kylie came for the wine,' one Redditor posted.
'Kylie with the martini glass,' one YouTuber quipped. 'Just chuk it down dahlin.'
Described as the 'wedding of a century,' the 61-year-old Amazon founder and the former journalist, 55, exchanged vows in front of nearly 200 VIPs on San Giorgio Maggiore island in Venice, Italy, on Friday.
Following the intimate ceremony, the billionaire couple hosted a star-studded rave.
The Bezos wedding began on Thursday with the first of three days of parties in Venice – but impeccable sources reveal that the Amazon founder and journalist-turned-philanthropist Lauren Sanchez are already married.
A source closely connected to the organization of the week's events said: 'They have been married for at least a month, more than a month.
'The marriage is fully legal and took place in America under American law.'
The source adds: 'When they were planning the wedding, they were clear about the fact that they were already secretly married There is no application for a wedding license from the couple because it was not required.
'Whatever happens at the wedding on Friday, it will not be a wedding. Under Italian law, it will not be a wedding celebration, any vows said or rings exchanged will have no legal meaning.'
The source added that Bezos had personally confirmed that he and Sanchez – who met when both were married to other people – are already legally married, and that they had also signed a pre-nuptial agreement to protect his $244 billion (£177 billion) fortune.
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
The Independent
32 minutes ago
- The Independent
Notting Hill Carnival belongs in the streets, now more than ever
The largest street festival in Europe, Notting Hill Carnival, is in crisis. A celebration of Caribbean culture, the Carnival sees around two million people descend on the streets of Notting Hill every year during the August Bank Holiday weekend. But this year, due to a funding crisis and worries over its size, there are fears over whether it will take place at all. London's mayor, Sadiq Khan, has shared concerns raised by the Metropolitan Police about crushing at the event, saying that video footage of some of the crowds has 'frightened' him. He also drew comparisons to the potential for another Hillsborough disaster: no little matter for the lifelong Liverpool supporter. Notting Hill Carnival means a lot to me, as a second-generation Caribbean growing up in the UK. Originally held indoors at St Pancras Hall, it was established by Trinidadian activist Claudia Jones in 1959 as a response to the previous year's race riots. She created it to celebrate Caribbean culture and foster unity between Black and white people. A few years ago, when I appeared on an episode of Radio 4's 'Making History' and we were asked to nominate a person who should be featured on their plinth in London, I chose this woman. The outdoor festival, as we now know it, celebrates its 60th anniversary next year. I remember the loud music of Carnival, getting sticks of sugar cane to gnaw on, and the beautiful smell of Caribbean food permeating the air. I was transfixed by the colourful costumes, but most of all by the sight of Black and white people celebrating and dancing together. As a family, we would travel down to London to see my uncle Gus Philip, who was one half of Charlie Phillips' iconic 1967 photograph, Notting Hill Couple – showing a Black man and a white woman was symbolic because it was just this kind of image that fuelled the anger behind the riots. One of the ideas that has been floated about Carnival's future is moving it to Hyde Park and becoming a ticketed event. I find this suggestion offensive – Carnival is a street party based in the Caribbean tradition. As part of a safety report, Met Police reps have said no frontline officer looks forward to working the event due to the possibility of crushing, and the small criminal element that takes advantage of the large crowds to 'cause carnage'. Like so many public events, Carnival has been marred by violence, but this is particularly exaggerated in coverage. It's the only festival where any statement from the police begins with the number of crimes committed. This feels like a continuation of the criminalisation of the Caribbean community that created tension with the police in the first place. No one speaks about Glastonbury, Leeds or Reading in that way. It's an open street festival. Anything that happens near the Carnival or in the general area is attributed to it, and that's simply not accurate. Yet, however nostalgic one feels about it, and however much I hate the more racist commentary, the safety concerns raised do bother me. I can't help but think of the two little boys who are now growing up without their mother, Rebecca Ikumelo, after she was killed in a crush at Brixton Academy in 2023. Security guard Gaby Hutchinson also lost her life that night. Their families have put these deaths down to greed and are calling for the prosecution of those responsible. Hutchinson's family are taking legal action. This is the crux for me: if a disaster were to happen at Carnival, and any other people were left grieving for their family members, they wouldn't accept being told that safety concerns had been overlooked due to their race. But I don't want the environment to be changed, not least because the reasons for Carnival's very existence are still so present. Last year, we saw race riots across the UK, which were very similar to the ones that gave rise to Notting Hill Carnival in the first place. Carnival is about rebellion, celebration and reclamation of space. It belongs in the streets.
Daily Mail
41 minutes ago
- Daily Mail
Rihanna shows off her baby bump in low slung jeans whist stepping out for family dinner in Paris after busy week in Europe
Rihanna was spotted stepping out for a family dinner in Paris amongst her bustling schedule on Saturday night. The pregnant singer, 37, was seen outside the renowned restaurant and celebrity hotspot César alongside her partner A$AP Rocky, 36, and son Riot. Rihanna showed off her effortlessly style with a casual ensemble, teaming a pair of light blue wash wide-leg jeans with a grey ribbed jumper. Riot wore an adorable outfit featuring a beige jacket and jeans with matching beige pockets and hem stripes. Rihanna could also be seen carrying a large yellow tote bag, presumably filled with the evening essentials. Rihanna and A$AP have been romantically involved since 2019 and have two children together, RZA, born in 2022, and Riot, born in 2023. The pair are expecting their third child together, with Rihanna currently 7-months pregnant. The family have had a busy schedule since touching down in Paris on Friday with the Dior show during Paris Fashion Week. The couple then travelled to Brussels for the Smurfs movie premiere where they celebrated Rihanna's highly-anticipated role as Smurfette in the animated film. Taking to the red carpet, the mother-of-two, looked chic in a light turquoise mesh gown which swept across the floor. Rihanna was in good spirits as she posed next to a Smurfette at the event, looking happier than ever. A$AP - whose real name is Rakim Mayers - linked her arm as they walked side-by-side into the venue. Other stars who were in attendance include James Corden, who looked smart in a shirt and jeans. The 46-year-old comedian is also starring in the film alongside the Umbrella singer. It's not confirmed who James' character will be, but he is included in the line-up. Rihanna was heard for the first time in her highly-anticipated role as Smurfette last year. The first footage from the beauty mogul's The Smurfs Movie - was unveiled at the Annecy Animation Festival. Director Chris Miller had led the presentation at the event as he was joined by Paramount and Nickelodeon Animation president Ramsey Naito.
Daily Mail
42 minutes ago
- Daily Mail
Lauren Sánchez embraced 'her inner Hollywood siren' with 'classic lingerie styling' for post-wedding party in a Versace gown, says stylist - but added a hidden 'playful and romantic' detail
Lauren Sanchez Bezos has embraced her 'her inner Hollywood siren' by styling classy lingerie for her final wedding party, according to a style expert. The newly-wedded Mrs Bezos, 55, could not stop beaming as she stepped out of the Aman Hotel in Venice alongside her new Amazon billionaire husband Jeff Bezos while heading to a post-wedding event on Saturday evening. The newlyweds threw Dolce Notte (Italian for sweet night) themed event where guests donned classy evening wear which consisted of lingerie and pyjama-inspired ensembles. Lauren - eager to be the star of the show at her nupitals - dazzled in a head pleated rose pink Atelier Versace gown designed by Donatella Versace herself. The show-stopping ballgown was made of silk chiffon and had a bodice which was hand embroidered with an array of rose gold, bronze, and gold Swarovski crystals. The former journalist paired this look with a black jewel-encrusted clutch bag which read: 'Mrs. Bezos' with clear diamonds as she showed off her new status to the world. Stylist Lisa Talbot said that Lauren swapped her elegant daytime looks for 'full-on evening drama' in which she unlocked her 'inner Hollywood siren'. She told MailOnline: 'The strapless silhouette hugged her figure to perfection, with intricate beadwork and sheer panelling that added both structure and sensuality. The bodice, corset-inspired in its fit, gave a nod to classic lingerie styling, while the soft pleated panels through the skirt introduced graceful movement as she stepped onto the boat. 'The combination of sheer inserts and light-catching embellishments gave the dress an ethereal quality glamorous but never overpowering.' Lisa said that Lauren's look was 'the perfect blend of sensual and sophisticated' and serves as a reminder that she 'understands the impact of fashion storytelling, particularly on the global stage'. Lisa said she believes that Lauren would've spent much time constructing this look right down to the very final detail, as seen with her glamorous new bag. Speaking of the 'Mrs Bezos' bag, she added: 'The playful, romantic touch added a charming twist to her otherwise ultra-glamorous ensemble and couldn't have been more fitting for a bride-to-be celebrating the hours after saying "I do." 'Paired with sleek, cascading waves and elegant drop earrings, this look was Lauren Sánchez in her fashion prime: confident, unapologetically glamorous, and fully embracing the spotlight.' Lauren and Jeff sealed their day of love with a kiss as they made their way to their final party after a three-day wedding extravaganza. Waving to crowds from her balcony at the Aman Venice Hotel, the new Mrs Bezos stepped out in a figure-hugging pink embellished dress with a fishtail bottom. The happy couple shared a smooch for all to see before whizzing away down a Venice canal. Sanchez's simple wedding band was in stark contrast to the 30-carat $3million pink diamond she sported after Bezos asked her to marry him two years ago Oprah Winfrey, Kylie and Kendall Jenner and Leonardo DiCaprio were also seen making their way to former medieval shipyard the Arsenale to close the nuptials. A flotilla of paparazzi boats followed Jeff and Lauren and other VIPs as they made their way along the lagoon in private water taxis. Around 200 of the world's wealthiest people were gathering for a final night's fun. Sir Elton John and Lady Gaga were expected to be among a host of performers. Bezos, 61, worth £177billion, has taken over the Italian city for a wedding estimated to have cost up to £40million, small change for the world's third richest man. But 700 demonstrators gathered at Santa Lucia railway station carrying protest banners and waving inflatable crocodiles. Bezos, 61, worth £177billion, has taken over the Italian city for a wedding estimated to have cost up to £40million The demo was organised by the No Space For Bezos group, with some carrying Amazon boxes with the words: 'Ordered, Shipped, Delivered, Rejected.' But Bezos and Sanchez, 55, cared not a jot. It was the second marriage for both and they have seven children between them. Earlier, they blew kisses on a visit to Harry's Bar yesterday – and give a first glimpse of their understated wedding rings. Sanchez's simple wedding band was in stark contrast to the 30-carat $3million pink diamond she sported after Bezos asked her to marry him two years ago. In the run-up to Friday's ceremony, that sparkler was switched to her right to make way for an upgrade – an even larger, brilliant-white diamond, estimated at 35 carats and worth $10million. They married in a luxurious ceremony on San Giorgio Maggiore island. Vogue later released a set of pictures, with a braless Sanchez posing in her new husband's unbuttoned wedding shirt. The Dolce & Gabbana tuxedo shirt was similar to the one he wore at Friday's ceremony. The photoshoot took place earlier this month, the day after Sánchez and Bezos were at the Dolce & Gabbana atelier in central Milan for their final fittings. She revealed her wedding dress was inspired by the high-necked lace wedding dress Sophia Loren wore to marry Cary Grant in the 1958 film Houseboat. She told the magazine that a few conventions were to be honoured, including the groom not seeing the bride just before the wedding day. The marriage is the second for both Bezos and Sanchez, who have seven children between them Bill Gates was spotted leaving Hotel Regis after attending the wedding US model Brooks Nader was seen wearing a black ensemble as she left the Gritti Palace Hotel for the third day's celebrations Her Dolce & Gabbana Alta Gioielleria Miracolo earrings, four diamonds cut from a single stone and inlaid in white gold, were her something borrowed. Her something blue was from Blue Origin, the spaceflight she took with five other women, including the singer Katy Perry, that was arranged by Bezos. Sánchez said she carried a secret souvenir up in the rocket so she could bring it back for Bezos 'because it was one of the most profound experiences I've had in my life.' She credited her new husband for 'transforming my life'.
