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Lip Readers Reveal Exactly What Lauren Sanchez & Jeff Bezos Said During Their PDA-Filled, Final Wedding Celebration
Lip Readers Reveal Exactly What Lauren Sanchez & Jeff Bezos Said During Their PDA-Filled, Final Wedding Celebration

Yahoo

time01-07-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Yahoo

Lip Readers Reveal Exactly What Lauren Sanchez & Jeff Bezos Said During Their PDA-Filled, Final Wedding Celebration

Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez may have just wrapped their three-day, star-studded, $55 million wedding in Venice, but the public displays of affection didn't slow down as the final event got underway. Thanks to an expert lip reader, we now know exactly what was said. During footage captured ahead of Saturday night's closing event, a 'pajama party' held at a private venue in the city, Bezos was seen helping Sánchez step into a water taxi. He offered his hand as she adjusted the fitted hem of her pink Atelier Versace gown. According to Nicola Hickling, a professional lip reader who spoke with the Daily Mail, Sánchez thanked her new husband after the assist. More from SheKnows MacKenzie Scott Is Staying Out of Ex Jeff Bezos' Wedding Drama - But Her Comments Section Isn't Moments later, as the boat pulled away, Sánchez turned toward Bezos and mouthed 'love you,' prompting a kiss. After they parted, she glanced toward the assembled press and appeared to mouth the word 'impressed.' She then leaned in again, placed her hands on Bezos' cheeks, and kissed him once more before the two turned back to wave at onlookers. The quiet exchange stood in contrast to the scale of the weekend. The couple's ceremony, held the day before on San Giorgio Maggiore island, reportedly featured a performance by Matteo Bocelli, the 26-year-old singer and son of Andrea Bocelli. Guests included the Kardasahian-Jenner family, Sydney Sweeney, Tom Brady, and Orlando Bloom sans Katy Perry. Sánchez wore a custom lace gown by Dolce & Gabbana with a cathedral-length veil and over 180 silk chiffon-covered buttons. Based on similar couture commissions, the dress is estimated to have cost more than $300,000. Venetian officials estimate the full celebration cost upwards of $55 million, with hotel buyouts, private transportation, and late-stage security changes accounting for much of the spend. Anti-overtourism protestors disrupted the weekend with signs reading 'No Space for Bezos,' though the events continued largely as planned. By Saturday night, the spectacle had mostly faded. But even without the opera house setting or the celebrity fanfare, there was still one last camera-ready moment waiting on the water. And it was a fairly typical one for a just-married of SheKnows 25 of the Most Expensive Celebrity Weddings of All Time Dakota Brubaker & Ava Phillippe, & More of the Best Red Carpet Debuts From Celebrity Couples Over the Years Vittoria Ceretti, Heidi Klum, & More Celebrities Who Gracefully Handled Wardrobe Malfunctions

Cap me if you can! Climate hypocrite Leonardo DiCaprio hiding under a hat says everything about the titanic egos of Hollywood… and their calls for privacy
Cap me if you can! Climate hypocrite Leonardo DiCaprio hiding under a hat says everything about the titanic egos of Hollywood… and their calls for privacy

Daily Mail​

time29-06-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Daily Mail​

Cap me if you can! Climate hypocrite Leonardo DiCaprio hiding under a hat says everything about the titanic egos of Hollywood… and their calls for privacy

Was there a wedding crasher at the Bezos-Sanchez nuptials? A mystery man was snapped boarding a water taxi among a gaggle of A-listers headed to the highly anticipated ceremony on Friday, his face covertly shielded by the bill of a black baseball cap like a convenience store shoplifter attempting to evade security cameras.

Three Rivers council throws support behind water taxi service to connect communities
Three Rivers council throws support behind water taxi service to connect communities

Yahoo

time16-06-2025

  • Business
  • Yahoo

Three Rivers council throws support behind water taxi service to connect communities

A proposal from the Montague Waterfront Development Corporation to establish a seasonal water taxi service to connect Montague, Georgetown, Brudenell and Cardigan won support from the Town of Three Rivers council on Tuesday night. Now comes the hard part: Applying for funding to pay for up to two 12-seater pontoon boats powered by electric outboard motors, possibly supported by a solar panel on the roof. Broeghan Carroll, the development corporation's general manager, created the business plan for the service, to be offered from the middle of June until sometime in September. "This is a great way to let… the general public access the waters in an easier fashion," he told CBC News. "I think it's a great way to connect the areas. "We are named Three Rivers, right?" Montague, Georgetown, Brudenell and Cardigan all have marinas or docking areas on saltwater rivers emptying into the Northumberland Strait, and are the biggest population centres in the amalgamated town in eastern P.E.I. "Funding is obviously the biggest issue," Carroll acknowledged, saying the first iteration of the business plan a few years ago was more ambitious, with a larger boat powered by hydrogen carrying a much bigger pricetag. "The original project I believe was definitely over a million — might have been a couple of million. This one we were trying to keep it lower," he said. The final budget for the 12-passenger option was around $700,000, he said, "so I think that's a more realistic option." Getting council's support was the first step toward applying for funding for the project, with the corporation eyeing a number of government initiatives meant to encourage green infrastructure. Commute times as short as 20 minutes? Carroll said with two pontoon vessels in operation, trips between destinations for a cost of between $10 and $20 a person could be as short as 20 minutes, but that could change depending on how long it takes to load and unload. The target market would be local commuters, tourists, event organizers, and waterfront businesses. "Part of the project... was to allow a monthly pass for locals," he said. "It's actually almost just as quick, if not quicker even, to get between the areas via water." If the development corporation is successful at getting grants, sponsorships and donations to fund the water taxi plan, Carroll said the plan is to have the service running by next year. "There's been a number of people that seem interested, but that just depends on what percentage we get funded, and kind of how much each donor would have to basically put in," he said. Even at the council meeting [Tuesday] night, a lot of the councillors were really excited about the possibility of it. — Broeghan Carroll "We spoke a lot about sponsorships. I think a lot of small businesses would put in, like, a small amount, and those small amounts may add up because it would be a good way for them to connect other people to their businesses." Carroll said the project has generated a lot of buzz in the town. "Even at the council meeting [Tuesday] night, a lot of the councillors were really excited about the possibility of it," he said. "I think it's obviously needed, not only just connecting, but also allowing people to kind of see the beauty of the rivers."

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