Billionaire Son of George Soros Living Up the Bachelor Lifestyle in the Hamptons
Graphic by Angelie Zaslavsky
By Maia Efrem July 21, 2016
Summertime in the Hamptons is all fun and (model-filled) games for Alexander Soros, the son of billionaire philanthropist and Democratic donor, George Soros.
Page Six reports that the 30-year-old bachelor has been living it up and “shuttling models” to and from his $85 million Hamptons summer rental, Villa Maria. Instagram snapshots reveal a party-boy lifestyle surrounded by models like Rachel Fox, Allie Fosheim, Lameka Fox, Mayra Suarez and even New York Knicks star Joakim Noah. A quick browse through the #CampSoros hashtag reveals a celebratory atmosphere full of pool floats, bikinis and, at the center of it all, the bright beaming smile of the young Soros scion.
Soros, a champion of human rights by his own right, runs the The Alexander Soros Foundation, a non-profit campaigning for environmentalism and civil rights around the world. A graduate of New York University, Soros is working on his PhD thesis at the University of California, Berkeley entitled “Jewish Dionysus: Heine, Neitzsche and the Politics of Literature.” Just two years ago, an essay by Soros was published in the book “God, Faith and Identity from the Ashes: Reflections of Children and Grandchildren of Holocaust Survivors.”
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