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Yahoo
2 hours ago
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- Yahoo
Bam Adebayo Had 3-Word Message After A'ja Wilson's Huge Game Against Sparks
Bam Adebayo Had 3-Word Message After A'ja Wilson's Huge Game Against Sparks originally appeared on Athlon Sports. A'ja Wilson had another monster game for the Las Vegas Aces Friday night, finishing with 35 points, 13 rebounds and six assists in a 96-81 win over the L.A. Sparks. The reigning league MVP also had three steals and three blocked shots in what can only be described as a dominant performance. Las Vegas Aces star A'ja Wilson celebrates during her dominant performance against the L.A. Sparks.© Candice Ward-Imagn Images After the win, Wilson's boyfriend, Miami Heat star Bam Adebayo, took to social media to shout out his partner. "Ok big guard," the Heat center wrote on Threads. Advertisement View the original article to see embedded media. Rumors Wilson and Adebayo were dating began circulating last summer, around the time of the Paris Olympics. Both were on the women's and men's rosters for Team USA, respectively, and their interactions during the games left many folks wondering if they were more than just friends. In February of 2025, Wilson subtly confirmed their relationship to People Magazine during NBA All-Star Weekend. When asked about her Valentine's Day plans, she replied: "My NBA All-Star is not here. That's the best Valentine gift that I can truly give him, is just the rest." Both Wilson and Adebayo have built their own fan followings, but more people are starting to ship them as a couple, as well. Advertisement The basketball superstars have shown unabashed support for each other, both on and off the court. Adebayo wore Wilson's signature Nikes during a game against the Brooklyn Nets, for example, while Wilson has been present at some of Adebayo's bigger events, including his key to the city ceremony in Miami-Dade County. Both superstars were initially mum about their romance, but they've opened up in subtle ways in recent months. "I have an amazing boyfriend who really is my safe space. He's truly a gift," Wilson told Cosmo Sports in April. "He's obviously in the same field, so we bounce off different things with one another to where it's like, no, we're not alone. He's helped me through a lot and welcomed me to be who I'm going to be. I know he's like, 'I don't know what A'ja I'm going to get today, but I'm blessed to be beside her.'" This story was originally reported by Athlon Sports on May 31, 2025, where it first appeared.
Buzz Feed
5 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Buzz Feed
Brutally Honest Reviews Of Celebrity-Owned Restaurants
Quite a while back, I rounded up some celebrity-owned restaurant reviews from members of the BuzzFeed Community. In the comments, people shared even more interesting experiences — some more appetizing than others. Here are 32 of their top responses: "Ty Burrell has a few bars here in Salt Lake City, called Beer Bar and Bar-X, and they have the best fries I've ever had. Truly drool-worthy. Plus, they have incredible burgers and other foods. Highly recommend if you are ever in the area!" —nanarae "By far, the worst celebrity-run restaurant in Nashville is Kid Rock's Big Ass Honky Tonk & Rock N' Roll Steakhouse." —tiger24 "SUR in West Hollywood is great. Due to a weird and random series of events, I ended up on the employee patio and ran into Guillermo Zapata (Lisa Vanderpump's co-owner), and he is the nicest dude ever! He told me to come back anytime and ask for him. When I told him I no longer live in LA, he insisted that even if I came back 10 years later, he'd happily hook us up. He 'never forgets a face.' (It's more likely he just knows if someone asks for him, he's met them before. But that's still incredibly kind.) Great service. Great staff. I had so much fun and have some hilarious photos from that night." —apromisingyoungwoman "In Las Vegas, I went to the Vanderpump Cocktail Garden in Caesars Palace. Although the drinks were inventive and delicious, the service was the worst I've ever had, and the food was meh. It made me sad because I love SUR, Pump, and Tom Tom (all owned by Lisa Vanderpump)." —Th3FatPanth3r "The Jonas Brothers' family restaurant, Nellie's Southern Kitchen, in Belmont, North Carolina, is FANTASTIC! It has a cute little Southern cooking atmosphere, and the actual Southern cooking is fabulous. They're not messing around down there. They also have live music from local singers! Their tribute to the Jonas boys in the back hallway is super cute too." —Janet "SONA, Priyanka Chopra Jonas's restaurant in New York. DO NOT VISIT. Sincerely, an Indian." —ruchav[Editor's note: Priyanka parted ways with SONA in 2023, and it shut down permanently in 2024.] "I went to Machine Gun Kelly's coffee shop, 27 Club Coffee, in Cleveland, and the coffee was so good! As a current barista at Starbucks, I can definitely say the quality of the coffee is much better than Starbucks'. It's smoother and tastes better — not to mention, it costs about the same as or even a little less than a Starbucks drink. They offer a variety of coffee choices as well as some alcoholic beverages and food (with vegan options). The atmosphere is very cool and chill (they don't just play MGK's music). Because I visited on Valentine's Day, they handed out pink roses." —PianoPrince "Nic & Norman's — which is co-owned by The Walking Dead executive producer Greg Nicotero and actor Norman Reedus — in Senoia, Georgia, has a great atmosphere and food. It's in a quaint little town with a Walking Dead vibe." — "I recently went to Saints and Sinners in New Orleans, which Channing Tatum is part owner of. Let me tell you, this place has amazing service and the kindest workers you will find in the city, but the workers do not make up for the food or dirt. When I tell you I saw a ROACH crawling across the floor after I ordered my the food came, which was cold and had no seasoning. No seasoning in New Orleans?!? The bathrooms have doors that are falling off, as well as black mold. The list goes my man, if you see this, please stop by the spot and give them some money to renovate, as this place needs some serious TLC." —cml5307 "Here's an unexpected recommendation. Anyone remember the horror film director Uwe Boll? His movies, primarily based on horror video games, are legit awful. However, the man's actually a pretty good restaurateur. His restaurant, Bauhaus, in my hometown [Vancouver, BC], was a fantastic experience for us for the husband's birthday one year. I would definitely go back." —bitterowl93 "Bar Rescue host Jon Taffer's Taffer's Tavern. There's a location two minutes down the road from my job, and we have tried it a few times. The food was always bland, and service was alright. The specialty cocktails are yummy, though. Obviously, Taffer doesn't work there, but for someone who bitches about service and food, shouldn't the managers be held to a certain standard?" —deftonesforlife "Iron Chef star Masaharu Morimoto's restaurant, Morimoto, in Disney Springs. I've eaten there several times, and it always, without fail, is one of the best meals I've ever had... like, ever. It's pricey, but worth every cent." —casachess "Fat Sal's Deli in Los Angeles, which is owned by Entourage actor Jerry Ferrara, is really good! They have sub sandwiches with everything but the kitchen sink in them." —Fateandtime "The Nobu [which was cofounded by Nobu Matsuhisa, Robert De Niro, and Meir Tepe] in Waikiki on Oahu is one of the best locations." —panda_13 "Cannot recommend Wolfgang Puck's Spago enough. I have not been to the one in Maui, but I have been to the one in Vegas and LA. Both were stellar experiences and definitely worth the money. From start to finish, just excellent food, staff, and environment." —chasingsmiles "Ted's Montana Grill, a chain of restaurants in the Atlanta area originally owned by Ted Turner, is amazing! Their big thing is that they serve bison, and it's incredible. Bison steaks, bison burgers, bison meatloaf, bison short ribs… they also do beef, chicken, fish, and vegetarian meals. I highly recommend the bison brisket, though. It's incredible. They also make a killer lemon drop martini!" —goblinkatie "Ted's has an excellent veg burger, but not much variety for veg meals. Good place to take your meat-loving friends, but be prepared to always order the same dish if one is looking for veg options!" —alexandriag4915d3b01 "I ate at Guy Fieri's Vegas Kitchen & Bar in 2019. It was the worst meal of my entire life. I ordered a turkey burger because nothing else on the menu sounded appealing. It was cold and dry and bland. The fries were ice cold and rock hard. The restaurant was so dark and loud, we could barely see anything and had to shout at each other at a very small table. The servers looked like they hated their lives, and our server comped our meal without us saying a word. We left her a tip because she was still a good server, minus the awful meal. Hopefully it was just a bad night, but I would never go back!" —maggiem46319e722 "Guy Fieri's Chicken Guy! How is fast food that good!?" —jessethecowgirl "I've been to Bobby Flay's Bobby's Burger Palace in Vegas, and it was fantastic!" —moswald74 "Bobby's Burger Palace in Mohegan Sun Casino has gone downhill. It used to be so delicious with some of the best burgers and fries I've ever had. When I went recently, it was bland and not what I remembered. Plus, paying $15 for a burger alone is crazy. At least include the fries for the price of a burger." —lilmoo22 "I've eaten at three of Bobby Flay's Burger Palaces. None of them is worth a second visit. I've had fresher and tastier burgers at fast-food places. Everything from the service to the food itself was eww and completely I think so-called celebrity chefs are less great restaurateurs than media hounds." —irenec6 "Every experience I have ever had at a Bobby Flay's has been bad. The food's always mediocre — not completely horrible, but not great either, like Chili's quality — and it always has a layer of...I don't know how to describe it exactly in the way it all is. It's not that every restaurant I've wound up in of his, for one reason or another, is always dirty (although, there have been some); but it always feels like he can't decide if he is a chain owner or a serial boutique owner. It's highly manufactured, but yet trying to appear like it's not. Thus, Chili's quality to me." —chasingsmiles "Bobby Flay's restaurant in Caesars Palace, Brasserie B. They have these seasoned fries that are amazing, and the margaritas are so freaking good." —beccaloni "Amalfi, Bobby Flay's other restaurant in Caesars Palace, was amazing. We got to pick our fresh fish, and they fixed it to order. I am still drooling thinking about the pistachio sundae. We also hit up his burger joint in Paris for a quick hangover breakfast. That stuff was legit amazing in that moment." —mbaggs "Restaurant Gordon Ramsay, Gordon Ramsay's flagship restaurant in London, was so delightful to eat at." —miniadmiral16 "I've been to Gordon Ramsay Hell's Kitchen in Vegas, and IDK if the burger is good, but the risotto 100 percent was a flop and a waste of money." —vravi "Gordon Ramsay's burgers are so worth the price. I have been to several of his restaurants; all were great. Gordon Ramsay Steak was the best meal I've ever had." —kathmander "Recently tried Gordon Ramsay Fish & Chips in DC. I was a little apprehensive, but it was actually one of the best chips of my life. The dirty chips with Parmesan are the bomb, and the lemonade was really nice too." —eklimen "I went to Gordon Ramsay Plane Food at Heathrow and ate fish, mac and cheese, and a brownie with marshmallow ice cream for dessert. It was all so good, I practically licked the plate. Not cheap, though." —naraniel "Recently, we went to a Wahlburgers and were similarly disappointed. Although the burgers were a bit above what we found at Flay's, the service was awful, the server himself was unpleasant, and the food was indifferent." —irenec6 "I think Wahlburgers is way overpriced for mediocre burgers. I get being fun and creative with the menu, but the patties themselves were bleh." —kathmander And finally: "Wahlburgers was good, but I think it's overpriced. They've recently taken over the major grocery store chain's in-store eating where I live, and it's not as good." —hillaryf4afff6749 If you've ever eaten at a celebrity-owned restaurant, what was your experience like? Tell us all about it in the comments!
New York Post
6 hours ago
- Entertainment
- New York Post
NYC restaurant seats customers in apartment next door
Now this is home cooking! Upper East Side Italian restaurant Caffe Buon Gusto has been quietly seating customers in an apartment next door when their dining room is full, cramming them into its two bedrooms, living room and even hallway — stunning the unsuspecting. 'I had zero idea. They have a main dining room, that's where I assumed we'd be, but when we got there, it was a different story,' said Dylan Rozell, who was dyspeptic at the prospect of eating in a 'bare bedroom' when he visited the East 77th Street joint on Valentine's Day last year with three friends. 'We kept going further back and we go through the kitchen, they bring us down really narrow stairs, then up another set of stairs and next thing you know, I'm in a walk-up building and they open a door to an apartment,' the Staten Island native who lives in FiDi told The Post. Rozell chowed down on his gnocchi with vodka sauce topped with burrata — which he said was 'freaking delicious' — in one of the two bedrooms of the apartment. 5 Dylan Rozell and his friends, who made Valentine's Day reservations at Caffe Buon Gusto, dined in the bedroom of an apartment next door. Courtesy of Dylan Rozell 'Isn't that crazy? There were two tables in our room, and the room was small, giving classic New York City bedroom vibes,' he explained. 'And it was silent in there. Not even an ounce of music.' Other diners occupied other spots in the four-room abode. 'There was one table filled in the living room and then one in the second bedroom,' he continued. When Rozell ventured to the bathroom, he was in for yet another surprise. 'There were beer cases stuffed in the bathtub. I was very confused,' he confessed. 5 When Rozell entered the apartment's bathroom, he was shocked to see cases of beer inside its bathtub. Courtesy of Dylan Rozell Other patrons pointed out the 'strange' seating situation in their reviews on OpenTable, where the restaurant boasts a 4.3 out of 5 rating for its ambience. 'We were seated in a back space that looked like an apartment. The ambiance in that room was particularly strange and quiet as we were eating in the hallway of an apartment,' noted a customer who dined there on March 8. Caffe Buon Gusto — 'Good Taste' in Italian — opened in 1988, and is housed on the first floor of a six-story walk-up. To the right of the restaurant is the entrance to the residential building, where apartment No. 1 has been rented by the restaurant's owner, Nando Ghorchian since 2021, according to property records. Gabrielle Gorman, who lived in the flat-turned dining room for two years until 2019 with a roommate, found out the restaurant took over her pad after she saw a TikTok video in March which did not name the location, which was first identified by East Side Feed. 'I was like, 'OMG, that was my old bedroom!'' Gorman told The Post. 'I was absolutely shocked that I used to live in that apartment.' The apartment is conveniently located near the restaurant's kitchen, accessible through the building's side door. 'That door was always open and you could see into their kitchen,' she remembered. 5 This first floor apartment is being used to seat restaurant customers. Helayne Seidman 5 The restaurant's kitchen can be seen through the building's side door. Helayne Seidman Gorman said she was surprised that the restaurant — whose priciest pasta is a $42.95 linguine with lobster, shrimp, calamari and scallops — would shell out extra dough for the pad. 'I just think it's fascinating that they could afford that apartment too,' she said. 'By the time we moved out, the rent was up to $3,200. When I first moved in, it was $2,900.' The building is owned by Taormina Holding Corporation, based on East 74th Street, who said: 'There are no violations regarding the apartment. Furthermore, the office has not received any complaints from the other tenants regarding the tenancy.' 5 Caffe Buon Gusto is housed on the first floor of a six-story walk-up. Helayne Seidman In 1992, Ghorchian debuted a second Caffe Buon Gusto location in Brooklyn Heights. In 2023, he opened a third in Hoboken. He had another location in Riverdale, which has since closed. He did not return requests for comment by The Post and staff at the restaurant declined to comment. Shari Logan, assistant press secretary for the NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene told The Post: 'New York City and New York State health regulations prohibit home-based restaurants,' noting that homes cannot be used as dining areas.
Daily Mirror
18 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Fortnite top gamer's 8 most loved weapons - and 8 he hates
Fortnite has amassed a number of different weapons since it came onto the scene in 2017 but pro-streamer SypherPK says some are much better than others Pro-streamer SypherPK knows what he's talking about when it comes to Fortnite. He has created hundreds of videos on the subject for his Youtube channel where he has 10.5m subscribers. And he has a further 2.22m on his More SypherPK You Tube channel for those who "just can't get enough" of him. So when it comes to which weapons are worth the effort - and those best to ditch - he is the person in the know. He has now pulled together a list of his favourite eight weapons which have been in the game over the eight years of the game since its launch in 2017. And while some might be controversial he has set out exactly why he loves - or hates - each one. He says: "Fortnite has a lot of different weapons. Some of them people love and some of them people hate so today I put together a list of the eight most loved weapons and the eight most hated." Most hated 1: Crossbow He explained: "To start with hated weapon number one, the crossbow. This was added early in Chapter 1 and people were pretty excited for an alternate way to kind of snipe people but it was terrible. "It was part of a Valentine's Day update and the blue and purple one only did 75 and 79 damage. But that wasn't even the worst part. "Hitting a shot with this crossbow was nearly impossible. It had a different bullet travel compared to the sniper rifle so nobody was used to it and it only did one structure damage meaning you could not break any builds using this crossbow. "You also had to pull the bow back every single time you shot which was awkward and made it very very slow and clunky." 2: Lever-action shotgun "The thing about this weapon is it replaced the pump so when you remove the pump shotgun and replace it with a weapon that is as weak as the lever action people are going to hate it just a little bit extra. "The damage drop off on this gun is insane. It's only ever useful in super close quarter and honestly it doesn't do that much damage. "Sure it shoots pretty fast but when this was added to the game there was no zero build so all the fights were like box fights and build fights and the fact that it shot faster didn't really help it too much. It doesn't really have an identity." 3: The typhoon blade While this one looks "very cool" with its quality animations he says once people start swinging at you with the typhoon blade and they're really close to you their character is jumping all over the place making it impossible for you to hit a shot. He added: "There were so many deaths that happened where I have somebody one shot they pull out the typhoon blade start spamming it and I just can't land a shot." 4: Charge SMG He says this one is a "no-brainer". He explains: "The whole point of an SMG is it's supposed to be quick you're supposed to be able to shoot people fast, reload fast. "This thing required you to charge the gun before using it, making it the worst SMG Fortnite ever added. let alone maybe the worst weapon Fortnite ever added." 5: Kinetic Boomerang He said following on from the Kinetic Hammer which "was insane" and its successor the kinetic blade gamers were expecting "something crazy". "Maybe the ability to teleport to where the boomerang was thrown, maybe the ability to pull people towards you, maybe a ton of damage. This thing had none of that. "You threw the boomerang. It tracks players, did only 60 damage of throwing. It was clunky, it took too long - 99% of the time this thing was not practical to use - and I'm sure it's the weapon that has the least amount of total eliminations all time on Fortnite." 6: Every DMR According to the gamer every DMR is bad. He says: "I would rather have a sniper or any assault rifle than a DMR. Sure if you hit a couple head shot with this thing it was going to do some damage and yeah maybe the one from Chapter 5 which you could put a bunch of attachments on was somewhat useful because of the attachments but at the end of the day like what are we doing here? "This thing is not a sniper or an assault rifle. It doesn't do the job of either one. It is just mediocre and average." 7: Paper bomb kunai He says this was "so bad" with 35 damage 35 explosive. he adds: "This thing was so bad. It was slow, nobody got a kill with it." 8: All the makeshift weapons The expert says in his view "all the makeshift weapons were bad". "Chapter 2 Season 6 Primal makeshift weapons obviously weren't meant to be used because you had to find parts and upgrade them but having to fight in the early game with a makeshift submachine gun or a makeshift rifle or God forbid like the makeshift pistol this was horrible. "Nobody wanted that. Worst weapons, worst stats, inaccurate no first person accuracy. The only thing they were good for is doing a challenge video where you try to win with only the makeshift weapons." Most loved 1: Guided missile launcher This "very loved" weapon from Chapter hasn't been seen for very long time. But the gamer says the guided missile launcher was "insane". He says: "It was extremely unique. You got to control a rocket that shot out of the guide missile launcher leaving your character behind but then you could track and find your opponents, sending the rocket straight into them. "It was kind of powerful because back then people didn't really know how to build so it was easy to land the rocket on them every single time. But that's not where the weapon really shined because you could actually use this guided rocket and Rocket Ride your teammates or even yourself with the guided missile launcher creating some insane moments and awesome clips. "The rocket itself also did 100 damage so getting hit with this thing was pretty serious." 2: Purple tack He says this is OG classic weapon that did "an insane amount of damage" He added: "If you weren't good with landing your pump shots you were going to go for the tactical shotgun. In Chapter 1 you were either a pump shotgun player or a tactical shotgun player. "The tactical shotgun could keep up with the pump and in terms of damage, sure you didn't have the one pump capabilities, but it did a lot of damage and it was something that you could pick up over the pump. 3: Mythic havoc shotgun "People sometimes complain when a weapon is too overpowered - this was one instance where a very overpowered weapon was actually loved. The ability to hit 250 headshot damage kind of reminded us of the OG Chapter 1 pumps that used to also hit for 250 headshot damage so we kind of felt like it was the OG pump but reskinned in a new way. "It was the first shotgun that could also one pump players who were in zero build because, of course in zero build you have the 50 overshield and that's what made it very, very powerful because even if you missed the head shot and you just hit them in the body you were hitting them for like 116 damage which is a little ridiculous but that didn't stop people from loving it." 4: Stark Industries rifle "This thing was amazing for getting surge for tagging people across the map. It was super accurate and it was one of our first weapons that had two different modes. "If you aim downsight, you were going to shoot slow hard-hitting shots if you hip fired with it it was going to shoot a lot faster making it kind of like a AR SMG combo. It was the best assault rifle during Chapter 2 Season 4." 5: Gold scar The gamer described this weapon as classic which was "a beast" when it was first added with a 97 headshot damage. It is back with the return of Fortnite OG where he says it is still one of the "best assault rifles in Fortnite." He adds: "It still does a ton of damage especially with the old head shot multiplier which is where the scar thrived and what we have have in current Fortnite OG. 6: Mammoth pistol He says this weapon was "an instant classic" as people loved it as soon as it was added. "It literally saved an entire season of Fortnite," he claims. "Chapter 4 season 3 was an absolute disaster and this one weapon managed to save it. "Insane damage, very accurate, fun to use." He added: "We have a Mythic version of it and it goes crazy too. Everyone loves this gun." 7: Spider-Man web shooters The gamer tells viewers: "I know this isn't really a weapon but I had to include it because like this thing was perfect. You were swinging around as Spider-Man better than actual Spider-Man games. You feel like you were playing a completely different game. "Fortnite really showed us that they were different. It had 80 charges so you could use it the entire match and it was actually balanced, like sure swinging a Spider-Man was a little powerful but if you got shot while you were swinging you would fall and take fall damage so they actually managed to make it a very, very unique item." 8: Infinity Gauntlet He says this weapon was "iconic" adding: "We got to turn into Thanos and drop a 30 bomb on the defaults." He said they knew it would be special saying: "200 Shield, 500 health. You get to fly around and jump as Thanos. You would regen your health on kills, making you a walking boss. "This is back when everybody sucked so when you turned to Thanos you were getting 10, 15, 20, 30 kills very easily. One of the most fun I've ever had playing in a video game."
Yahoo
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Kim Kardashian, Katy Perry and More Stars Celebrate Lauren Sanchez's Bachelorette Party in Paris
Before Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez tie the knot, she toasted the occasion with a star-studded bachelorette party in the City of Lights. 'Forever starts with friendship, surrounded by the women who've lifted me up, illuminated my path in dark times, and shaped my heart along the way,' Sánchez, 55, wrote via Instagram on Thursday, May 15, sharing photos from her Paris gathering. The guest list included Kim Kardashian and her mother, Kris Jenner, as well as Eva Longoria, Elsa Collins, Lydia Kives, Veronica Grazer and Natasha Poonawalla. Sanchez's fellow Blue Origin astronaut Katy Perry — the two women were among the all-female crew that went to space last month — also attended the gathering. 'Queen of all of our hearts ♥️,' Perry, 40, wrote via Instagram comment on Thursday. Celebrities' Most Elaborate Valentine's Day Gifts: Angelina to Brad, Kanye to Kim and More The women kicked off Sánchez's last bash with an intimate dinner at Lafayette's Paris. According to social media footage shared by the bride-to-be, the menu featured a fried chicken appetizer, Caesar salad and a roasted chicken entree. The festivities continued on Friday, May 16, when the ladies lunched at L'Avenue Paris. Sánchez and the Amazon founder, 61, have been together since January 2019, getting engaged in May 2023. 'We're still thinking about the wedding [and] what it's going to be. Is it going to be big? Is it going to be overseas? We don't know yet. We've only been engaged five months,' she told Vogue the following November. Sánchez further revealed to the outlet that Bezos popped the question after a starlit dinner on a boat. She found the ring hidden under her pillow that night. Relive the Best Celebrity Couple Nicknames Through the Years: From Bennifer to Speidi 'When he opened the box, I think I blacked out a bit,' Sánchez added, noting she plans to change her name upon their nuptials. "I am looking forward to being Mrs. Bezos. I think there are a lot of opportunities that come with that, and I take those opportunities very seriously. We always look at each other and go, 'We're the team.' So everything's shared.' Bezos was previously married to MacKenzie Scott, with whom he shares four kids, from 1993 to 2019. 'We want to make people aware of a development in our lives. As our family and close friends know, after a long period of loving exploration and trial separation, we have decided to divorce and continue our shared lives as friends,' Bezos and Scott, now 55, wrote in a joint Twitter statement at the time. 'We feel incredibly lucky to have found each other and deeply grateful for every one of the years we have been married to each other. If we had known we would separate after 25 years, we would do it all again.' They added, "We've had such a great life together as a married couple, and we also see wonderful futures ahead, as parents, friends, partners in ventures and projects, and as individuals pursuing ventures and adventures. Though the labels might be different, we remain a family, and we remain cherished friends.' Sánchez, for her part, was married to Patrick Whitesell for 14 years before they broke up in January 2019. Together, they share two children.
