Lauren Sánchez Dons Sheer Dress Next to Jeff Bezos at the Oscar After-Party

CALIFORNIA – Lauren Sánchez stunned in a plunging, sheer dress alongside billionaire Jeff Bezos at the Oscar after-party.

At the Vanity Fair-hosted post-Oscar party on March 11th, Sánchez and Bezos were a vision in contrasting outfits. The American tycoon donned a sleek tuxedo paired with a bowtie and a crystal-embellished shirt. His fiancée turned heads in a daring red sheer dress with a plunging neckline, cinched waist, and accessorized with a diamond necklace.

Before this event, Jeff Bezos and his partner attended the annual pre-Oscar dinner hosted by Chanel and Charles Finch on March 9th at the Polo Lounge in Beverly Hills. Bezos opted for a gray suit paired with a black T-shirt, while Sánchez wore a black A-line dress with a V-neckline, layered bracelets and necklaces, and carried a classic Chanel clutch.

According to People magazine, the couple relocated to Miami in November last year. Last month, they were spotted strolling at the Coconut Grove Arts Festival in Florida.

The engagement between the two was announced in May 2023. Sánchez’s sister, Elena Sánchez, told Vogue, “Since being with Jeff, she’s calmer and more serene. She gets to be herself.” A source told People, “They are on cloud nine, deeply in love and happy.”

Lauren Sánchez, 54, is an American actress, TV host, and film producer. She publicly acknowledged her relationship with Jeff Bezos in January 2019, shortly after Bezos announced his divorce from MacKenzie Scott after 25 years of marriage. Around the same time, Sánchez divorced her husband of 13 years, Patrick Whitesell.

Jeff Bezos, born in 1964, is an American media mogul and investor. He gained fame for founding and building Amazon as an online bookstore, later expanding to other e-commerce products and services. In his 27-year tenure as CEO, he transformed Amazon into the world’s largest retail empire, with a valuation of $1.56 trillion.

After stepping down as Amazon’s CEO in 2021, Bezos shifted his focus to conservation efforts and his space exploration company, Blue Origin. He currently holds a fortune of $128 billion, according to Forbes.