Lauren Sanchez dances awkwardly in front of a VERY stiff Jeff Bezos inside Ibiza nightclub
But the Amazon CEO proved that his prowess in the boardroom doesn't quite extend to the dancefloor while partying with wife Lauren Sanchez in Ibiza this week.
The newly-married couple were spotted getting down inside a nightclub on Tuesday, with Sanchez, 55, dancing up a storm while Bezos, 61, awkwardly swayed back and forth.
Showcasing her smoothest moves, Sanchez vigorously moved her arms up and down like she was jogging on the spot and rotated her head from left to right.
The former journalist certainly looked ready to party in a tight white frock that clung to her curves as she got her groove on.
She seemed to be enjoying herself more than her husband, who lethargically shuffled and swayed to the pounding EDM beats.
Just one day prior, Sanchez and Bezos, who married in a lavish wedding in June, were seen disembarking from their $485 million superyacht in Spain.
They enjoyed an A-list double date on Sunday as they welcomed Leonardo DiCaprio and his model girlfriend Vittoria aboard their superyacht, Koru.
Hollywood actor Leo, 50, and his girlfriend, 27, know their way around the ship, having previously joined the couple and bevy of stars for a trip last summer in Sardinia
Last month, after celebrating her nuptials with a number of A-list Hollywood stars, Sanchez headed to Paris Fashion Week, where she attended the Balenciaga Haute Couture show.
Sanchez was recently partying in Paris with DiCaprio and Brooks Nader after honeymooning on Bezos' luxury superyacht.
This comes after the famous couple said 'I do' in the romantic city of Venice back in June.
Their $50 million wedding had a star-studded guest list with many A-listers such as Oprah Winfrey, Orlando Bloom, Tom Brady, Kim Kardashian and DiCaprio in attendance.
One of their celebrity guests recently revealed what their lavish nuptials were really like as they disclosed that none of the Bezos couple's 200 guests were told to sign non-disclosure agreements.
Sara Foster, the daughter of producer David Foster, shared details about the glamorous Venetian wedding on The World's First Podcast.
While talking to her sister Erin, she surprisingly revealed: 'No one signed NDAs. No NDAs.'
She also said that the ceremony was 'very intimate' when asked to dish on the 'wedding of the century.'
'There's nothing. It's so interesting how the optics were this over-the-top, you know, protestors ... It's just not, it's not what it was. It actually felt very intimate.'
She also stated that there were 'definitely a lot of people that were not photographed' but chose to keep mum on the identities of the low-key attendees.
'I can't. I mean, that's, like, so lame. I'm not gonna do that. But it's very interesting how many people went un-photographed. It was definitely a very interesting setup.'
Since tying the knot, Sanchez has deleted all the photos from her Instagram page except for her wedding photos.
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