The world first learned that Jeff and MacKenzie Bezos were divorcing on January 9, from a statement posted to Jeff Bezos’s Twitter account. In January, the National Enquirer published texts between Jeff Bezos and his girlfriend Now, more than a month after it began, the story of Jeff Bezos and his text messages has become a complex tale pitting the richest man in the world against some of Trump’s closest media allies, and raising questions about who decides what stays private and what gets revealed. In an interview with Vanity Fair published on February 14, Michael Sanchez wouldn’t directly comment on whether he was the source of the leak, but claimed that “my only goal has been to protect Jeff and Lauren.” Meanwhile, speculation around Trump’s connection to the story has intensified since the Daily Beast reported that Sanchez’s brother Michael Sanchez, a Hollywood manager and vocal Trump supporter, had leaked the texts to AMI. AMI has said it’s investigating the matter. Then in a February blog post, Jeff Bezos wrote that executives from the National Enquirer’s parent company, American Media Inc., had threatened to release the “lewd selfies” unless Bezos released a statement saying that the Enquirer had no political motivation for its exposé on him.īezos refused, instead publishing what he said were emails from AMI executives attempting to extort him. The National Enquirer’s parent company, American Media Inc., has ties to President Trump - a noted Bezos foe - and some speculated that the Enquirer had gone after the Amazon CEO as a way to please the president. The couple’s divorce announcement sparked questions about how they would divide their vast wealth - but it soon became clear that this story was bigger than the Bezoses. And the Enquirer promised more: “a cache of lewd selfies taken by Bezos and seen by reporters from The ENQUIRER are so shocking we dare not print them.”
This and other messages were published by the National Enquirer in January, soon after Bezos and his wife MacKenzie announced their divorce. “I will show you with my body, and my lips and my eyes, very soon.”
“I love you, alive girl,” reads one message allegedly sent by Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos to his girlfriend, Lauren Sanchez. At this point, you’ve probably read the sexts.
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