Inside Jeff Bezos' wild yacht double date with Leo DiCaprio and mystery model Vittoria
The four were dressed casually for the high-seas hangout, with Leo sporting his usual cap and shades, while Vittoria showcased her model figure in a strapless top and yoga pants. Bezos and Sanchez opted for louder looks, pairing clashing prints and tropical swimwear. The yacht meet-up reignited attention not only for its opulence but also for the high-profile guests and the backlash that continues to follow them.
Social media quickly lit up with criticism over the environmental optics. DiCaprio, who has long championed climate causes, was branded a hypocrite for jetting to the couple's multi-day Venetian wedding, with many pointing to Amazon's massive carbon footprint and the parade of private planes that flew in for the ceremony. While Leo has not commented, his ties to Bezos continue to raise eyebrows among activists and fans alike.
The Bezos wedding reportedly cost $20 million and included a foam party, a stop in Croatia, and a no-NDA policy for its 200 celebrity guests. Despite protests in Venice over its extravagance and the couple's impact on the environment, Bezos and Sanchez appear unfazed, embracing the spotlight as they expand their ultra-exclusive social circle. From Oprah to Orlando Bloom, the guest list alone confirmed that the newlyweds are not just celebrating, they're solidifying their place at the centre of celebrity culture.
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Inside Jeff Bezos' wild yacht double date with Leo DiCaprio and mystery model Vittoria
Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez are wasting no time enjoying married life and they're doing it in extravagant fashion. Just weeks after tying the knot in Venice, the billionaire couple invited longtime friend Leonardo DiCaprio and his 27-year-old girlfriend Vittoria aboard the $485 million superyacht Koru for a sun-drenched double date off the coast of Ibiza. The four were dressed casually for the high-seas hangout, with Leo sporting his usual cap and shades, while Vittoria showcased her model figure in a strapless top and yoga pants. Bezos and Sanchez opted for louder looks, pairing clashing prints and tropical swimwear. The yacht meet-up reignited attention not only for its opulence but also for the high-profile guests and the backlash that continues to follow them. Social media quickly lit up with criticism over the environmental optics. DiCaprio, who has long championed climate causes, was branded a hypocrite for jetting to the couple's multi-day Venetian wedding, with many pointing to Amazon's massive carbon footprint and the parade of private planes that flew in for the ceremony. While Leo has not commented, his ties to Bezos continue to raise eyebrows among activists and fans alike. The Bezos wedding reportedly cost $20 million and included a foam party, a stop in Croatia, and a no-NDA policy for its 200 celebrity guests. Despite protests in Venice over its extravagance and the couple's impact on the environment, Bezos and Sanchez appear unfazed, embracing the spotlight as they expand their ultra-exclusive social circle. From Oprah to Orlando Bloom, the guest list alone confirmed that the newlyweds are not just celebrating, they're solidifying their place at the centre of celebrity culture.
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