On Friday night in New York, Mary-Kate Olsen was spotted enjoying a dinner with Brightwire founder and CEO John Cooper at the Milos Stadium.
The 34-year-old fashion designer’s evening with the former investment banker marks his first public date since he ended Olivier Sarkozy’s divorce last month.
The duo, joined by another couple, indulged in white wine, fresh seafood and lively conversation as they dined al fresco in the Greek restaurant.
Following: Mary-Kate Olsen was spotted enjoying a dinner with Brightwire founder and CEO John Cooper at the Milos Stadium on Friday night in New York City
As Olsen headed for the chair, next to Cooper, she looked absolutely bewitched with a radiant smile through the smile.
Once seated, she took off her black cap and the group exchanged hugs with masks amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
Cooper looked comfortable as he took off his coat before sitting at his table.
Mingling: 34-year-old fashion designer’s evening with former investment banker marks her first public date since Olivier Sarkozy’s divorce ended last month
Double date: The duo, accompanied by another couple, enjoyed white wine, fresh seafood and lively conversation while dining al fresco in the Greek restaurant
A fresh start: Cooper looked comfortable as he took off his coat before sitting at his table
Elegant: For her outing, the Full House student wore one of her exclusively black sets with a pair of high black leather boots.
For her outing, the Full House student wore one of her all-black outfits with a pair of black high leather boots.
Olsen completed his look with a nervous ear fist, a handful of rings, and blond hair in loose waves after pulling him out of a low ponytail.
She and Cooper walked out of the restaurant together with a black facial covering to protect themselves from contracting the new coronavirus.
Elegant: Olsen completed his look with a nervous ear fist, a handful of rings, and blond hair in loose waves after pulling him out of a low ponytail
Wine Night: She and Cooper left the restaurant together in black masks to protect themselves from contracting the new coronavirus
Cheers! Olsen looked relaxed as she had a drink
Cooper was a co-founder of news analysis agency Brightwire, which provides real-time summaries of real-time English-language events around the world in 2011.
Olsen’s divorce was granted last month, nine months after she ended her five-year marriage.
The New York Supreme Court judge signed the former couple’s agreement on Monday, Jan. 25, U.S. Weekly reported for the first time.
Lively conversation: The former actress caught up with friends over dinner
Free woman: this is the first time the star has been seen on a date since her divorce from Sarkozy ended
Bye! The rumored couple left their seats and left the restaurant together
The French banker, 51, half-brother of Nicolas Sarkozy, a former French president, agreed to a divorce settlement during a virtual hearing on January 13th.
Michael Mosberg, a lawyer for the father of two children Sarkozy, told the New York Supreme Court at this previous hearing that “the deal is already over.”
Nancy Chemtob, who represents Olsen, said “all issues are resolved,” but no details were given in court.
Staying safe: She and Cooper left the restaurant together in a black face mask to protect themselves from COVID-19
Going Home: Olsen went home in a black Range Rover
Olsen, who runs her fashion line The Row, is said to have had an “iron grip” meaning that her estimated fortune of around $ 250 million is certain to happen during Sarkozy’s separation.
During the hearing earlier this month, Mosberg told the judge, ‘Since this morning we have reached a final agreement. We just have to review this agreement and reach out to you. ‘
Judge Sattler asked Chemtob if it was correct and said, “We have been working very hard, we have an agreement and we will be able to sign it … all problems are solved.”
It’s over: Olsen’s divorce from Olivier Sarkozy was granted last month, nine months after their five-year marriage ended (pictured in 2016)
The judge, who had given both parties numerous adjournments on the case, said, “I hope so.”
But he added, “Until I see the test, I’ll get my feet on the fire a little bit.”
She said: “I trust and I think this is happening, but I will keep control of the case to make sure this is done and we divorce them.”
Everything: the former couple’s ruling was signed by a judge in the New York Supreme Court last month (pictured in 2015)