Daria Zhukova married the Greek billionaire
'18.10.2019'
Source: Forbes Russia
The former wife of Roman Abramovich Daria Zhukova again married. Her chosen one was Stavros Niarchos III - the heir to the Greek shipbuilding empire.
The former wife of Roman Abramovich Daria Zhukova married Stavros Niarchos III, reports Forbes Russia with reference to US Weekly. According to him, the wedding took place in Paris last weekend.
The ceremony was "very small and personal," the source said. The couple "invited only the closest and dearest." Among the guests at the wedding were the actress Maya Hawke, who starred in the TV series “Very Strange Things”, journalist Derek Blasberg, Vogue Harper's Bazaar and Vanity Fair, as well as jewelry designer Jennifer Meyer.
On the subject: Dasha Zhukova for the first time showed the billionaire groom on instagram. A PHOTO
Zhukova and Abramovich announced the separation after 10 years of life together in 2017 year. For a long time, the couple’s marital status remained a mystery, however, in 2015, WSJ wrote in a story about Daria Zhukova that the couple “met in 2005 and got married a few years later.” Zhukova and Abramovich have two common children. They are also co-founders of the Garage Museum of Modern Art in Moscow and the cultural center on the island of New Holland in St. Petersburg. According to SPARK, the founder of the Garage is the Iris Foundation, which Zhukova owns. During the breakup, the billionaire transferred his ex-wife real estate in New York worth more than $ 90 million.
Stavros Niarhos III - the son of the Greek billionaire Philip Niarhos, write the Greek editions of Mononews and Proto thema. Forbes estimates the fortune of Philip Niarchos at $ 2,8 billion (804 place in the global list of billionaires). Philip Niarhos inherited the capital and an impressive collection of works of art, in particular the largest private collection of works by Van Gogh, from his father, the founder of Hellenic Shipyards, the largest shipyard in Greece, Stavros Niarhos (died in 1996 year). In 1950 — 1960, he was the world's largest owner of tankers and was famous for his passion for collecting masterpieces.
