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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has made headlines for his alleged affair with Nuzzi, a political correspondent for New York Magazine.
The on-leave New York Magazine writer has been keeping a low profile since news of her tryst with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. caused shockwaves.
The politician and the “Curb Your Enthusiasm” actress walked hand in hand as they arrived at his mother’s celebration of life Wednesday.
Nuzzi allegedly described her affair with RFK Jr. to Lizza as ‘toxic’ ‘unhealthy’ ‘stupid’ ‘psychotic’ ‘crazy’ ‘indefensible’ relationship.”
The actress and politician were spotted showing PDA in Cape Cod, Mass., nearly a month after his alleged cheating scandal with a reporter was exposed.
The actress supported her grieving husband after he was accused of having a sexting affair with political reporter Olivia Nuzzi.
“He knew it was going to be messy,” says a source. “He was kind of prepared for it. For all the scandal. He is committed to this fight.”
Hines is allegedly looking to divorce the former 2024 presidential candidate amid reports of his extra-marital affairs.
Sources also told Page Six the actress will likely divorce the politician over his alleged affair and recent political moves.
The son of Sen. Robert F. Kennedy and nephew of President John F. Kennedy was photographed outside what looked like a gas station earlier this week.
RFK Jr. has been accused of having a digital affair with writer Olivia Nuzzi and three more women, which he has denied.
Last month, the 70-year-old politician was allegedly caught having an affair with New York Magazine journalist Olivia Nuzzi, who is nearly 40 years his junior.
Nuzzi was placed on leave from New York Magazine in September after she admitted to an inappropriate relationship with a political subject.
The former candidate appeared at discussion called, “American Health and Nutrition: A Second Opinion,” led by US Sen. Ron Johnson this week.
The political scion had to use every move he knows to seduce New York Magazine’s Washington correspondent — but, boy, did it work.