Jeff Bezos and his girlfriend Lauren Sanchez enjoyed a date at the Nobu restaurant in Malibu on Tuesday, just a day after returning to California.
Dressed in a gray patterned shirt and matching vest, the Amazon billionaire, 58, looked chic as he answered the phone outside the popular celebrity hangout.
While media personality Sanchez, 52, was a vision in a sleek white jacket and she wore her dark locks in a straight line over her shoulders.
The powerful couple’s romantic evening came after they were seen exiting a plane after landing in Los Angeles, California on Monday.
Jeff Bezos and his girlfriend Lauren Sanchez enjoyed a date night at Nobu in Malibu on Tuesday, where the 58-year-old Amazon billionaire showed off a posh figure for a walk.
Media personality Sanchez, 52, was a vision in a sleek white jacket while she wore her dark tresses in a straight cut over her shoulders.
Bezos, who is currently in talks with Pete Davidson for the comedian to join him in space, looked casual in a plaid jacket and blue jeans, which he paired with a gray vest while shielding his eyes from the sun with dark sunglasses.
His girlfriend looked effortlessly chic in gray tracksuit trousers and a matching cropped jumper as she stepped off the plane with her purse over her shoulders.
The couple’s busy week comes after they recently visited Colombia, from where they were reportedly due to fly out on Friday.
In the South American country, they visited Chiribikete National Park, the largest rainforest national park in the world, with President Ivan Duque Marquez and his wife Maria.
During the trip, they pledged to continue the Bezos Earth Foundation’s commitment to protecting 30 percent of the planet’s land and sea by 2030, according to Sanchez’s Instagram.
Elsewhere, the Amazon founder is said to be in talks with Pete Davidson for Saturday Night Live Star to accompany him into space.
The powerful couple’s romantic evening came after they were seen exiting a plane after landing in Los Angeles, California on Monday.
Sanchez looked effortlessly chic in gray tracksuit trousers and a cropped jumper as she stepped off the plane with a bag over her shoulders.
Bezos looked casual in a plaid jacket and blue jeans, which he paired with a gray vest while shielding his eyes from the sun with dark sunglasses.
According to a Page Six report, Davidson, 28, is close to an agreement to board a Blue Origin flight with Bezos to spend just over 10 minutes 100km above the Earth’s surface.
“Pete is thrilled,” a source close to the comedian told the publication last week, although they noted that it’s not quite a settled case yet.
“They have not signed a contract yet, but it looks like it will happen. Details are being finalized,” they continued.
Davidson previously had a chance to bond with the billionaire in late January when he and girlfriend Kim Kardashian joined the space tourism leader at his $175 million mansion in Los Angeles.
The source added that the comic “gets along really well” with Bezos during their dinner party.
With details yet to be agreed upon, it is not known exactly when it could fly into space, but a source said Blue Origin is planning a launch this year.
Bezos first flew into space back in July 2021 on a Blue Origin New Shepard rocket.
He was joined on this first flight by female pilot Wally Funk, who became the oldest person to fly into space at the age of 82.
The billionaire also brought along his brother Mark, as well as 18-year-old Dutch student Oliver Deimen, who was chosen at the last minute after another guest had a scheduling conflict that forced them to make a later space flight.
Elsewhere, the Amazon founder (right) is said to be in talks with Pete Davidson (left) for Saturday Night Live Star to accompany him into space on a Blue Origin flight.
Bezos, who is worth $175.5 billion on Feb. 1, is the third richest person in the world after Tesla owner Elon Musk, who ousted him from the top spot with $242.6 billion, and Bernard Arnault, who oversees the empire from 70 brands including Louis Vuitton and Sephora, according to Forbes.
The Amazon founder first became a billionaire in 1998, a year after Amazon became a public online bookseller, and has since increased his fortune by 12,425% – he now makes over $140,000 a minute.
Nearly 90 percent of his fortune is tied to his 10 percent stake in Amazon — each share is currently worth $3,540.70, with the rest of his money invested in other businesses like Blue Origin and real estate.
Since stepping down as Amazon CEO last July, he has made several highly publicized donations, including to the Obama Foundation and Baby2Baby.
Shortly before Thanksgiving, he donated $100 million to the Obama Foundation, which has become the largest charitable organization. Last November, he pledged nearly $100 million to groups working to end homelessness.
Bezos’ real estate portfolio has recently grown to astronomical heights, adding more than $100 million thanks to two high-profile real estate purchases in Hawaii and Manhattan.