Billionaire Jeff Bezos and his fiancée, Lauren Sanchez, have reportedly taken secrecy to the next level by having wedding guests sign non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) ahead of their highly anticipated nuptials.
The Amazon founder and the former news anchor, who got engaged earlier this year, are said to have planned an extravagant ceremony filled with A-list guests—but under strict confidentiality clauses.
Why the NDAs?
Sources suggest that Bezos and Sanchez wanted to keep every detail of their wedding under wraps, from the guest list to the venue and even the menu. The NDAs are believed to be a precautionary measure to prevent leaks to the media.
"They want this to be an intimate and private affair, away from the public eye," an insider revealed.
A Lavish Affair
While specifics remain scarce due to the tight security, rumours suggest the wedding will feature:
- A luxury yacht as the venue
- Michelin-starred catering
- Performances by top-tier entertainers
- Custom-designed attire worth millions
The couple, known for their opulent lifestyle, spared no expense in ensuring their big day is nothing short of spectacular.
Public Reaction
The news of the NDAs has sparked mixed reactions. Some applaud the couple for prioritising privacy, while others criticise the move as excessive.
"It's their day—they have every right to keep it private," one supporter commented online. Meanwhile, critics argue that such secrecy only fuels public curiosity.
As the wedding date approaches, all eyes remain on Bezos and Sanchez, with the world eagerly awaiting any glimpse into their ultra-exclusive celebration.
