Billionaire Bill Gates has never had a post-divorce post-divorce
Last weekend, billionaire Bill Gates enjoyed dinner with his youngest daughter Phoebe on the occasion of the holiday at Manhattan Nobu – one of his favorite restaurants in New York.
The 66-year-old billionaire looked very relaxed and happy as he strode into the restaurant, wearing gray chinos and a checkered cardigan, and a pair of navy blue loafers. Many people think that after the divorce, Bill Gates seems to have gained a bit too much weight.
Billionaire Bill Gates (Photo: Internet).
Meanwhile, Phoebe wore a black dress with a pink blazer and bag. As a promising ballerina, the 19-year-old daughter of the Bill Gates family is studying in New York at the American Ballet School of the prestigious Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts and the prestigious Juilliard School. Besides, she also attended Stanford University, expected to graduate in 2025.
Bill Gates and his father had dinner together at Nobu last May, right after Bill confirmed the completion of divorce proceedings with Mrs. Melinda. At that time, the billionaire drew attention when he brought back a large bag of leftovers.
This time, however, it seemed they had finished their meal. Bill Gates left empty-handed while his daughter happily walked ahead with her boyfriend.
Father and son Bill Gates and her boyfriend left the restaurant (Photo: Internet).
Bill Gates and his ex-wife have 3 children: eldest daughter Jennifer (25 years old), son Rory (22 years old) and youngest daughter Phoebe. His whole family was in New York last October for the $3 million wedding of Jennifer and professional equestrian Nayel Nassar.
Bill Gates is currently the 4th richest billionaire in the world, owning a fortune of 132 billion USD. He now spends most of his time giving to charity and is set to publish a new book, “How to Stop the Next Pandemic,” next month.
In 2015, he famously issued a warning: “If anything kills more than 10 million people in the next few decades, it is most likely a highly infectious virus rather than a war.” . Not a missile, but a virus.”
In addition, he also wrote another book to call on world leaders to learn lessons from the Covid-19 pandemic. On April 15, the New York Times published an article by the billionaire, including the passage: “When an outbreak of an outbreak turns into a pandemic, there is no time to rely on luck. Next time you have to. In the face of another contagion, scientists will need to develop treatments as quickly as possible, much faster than they did with Covid-19.”
He stressed that governments need to invest in drug research and development so that researchers can quickly test whether existing therapies are effective against new pathogens.’
Earlier this week, Bill Gates discussed the topic of pandemic prevention at the TED2022 conference in Vancouver. “I believe that with good ideas and cooperation, we can turn Covid-19 into the ultimate pandemic,” the billionaire tweeted with a photo taken with actor Ashton Kutcher.
Source: Daily Mail
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