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She got engaged to her millionaire boyfriend at Christmas, receiving a 12-carat diamond engagement ring worth an estimated $3M.
And Dell Technologies heiress Alexa Dell, 24, looked blissfully happy as she celebrated her engagement to millionaire Harrison Refoua, 40, at upscale Hollywood eatery Ysabel on Saturday night.
The billionaire heiress, whose father is worth an estimated $23.5 billion and is the 37th richest man in the world posed up a storm with her millionaire real estate investor as they welcomed guests to their lavish celebrations.
Slipping into an extravagant, ivory gown by Christian Dior, Alexa gave a taste at the sumptuous wedding celebrations to come.
I mean clearly she herself has a lot of money, but here she is marrying a man that's 16 years older while she's still quite young herself. I just wonder if you think these two could really genuinely love each other or more just a marriage of convenience? Or if you think it could last?
But she's from a billionaire family and he's only a millionaire. I'll bet there will be a prenup for sure when you're talking about that kind of money.
She could have her pick of the litter. I doubt very much it's for the money (on her part anyway). That age difference isn't all that much.
Now... take a look at Lee Majors and his squeeze... that one I think is in it for the money.
16 years isn't all that huge. A friend of mine married a man 35 years her senior. They met when she was 19. He died at 79. They loved each other, and she still misses him.
It's unusual, but it happens. 16 years isn't that big, though. Lots of people are ten years apart.
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