Jeff Bezos, Lauren Sanchez enjoyed $4,000 wine on their engagement: Report

Amazon founder Jeff Bezos and Emmy-winning journalist Lauren Sánchez have reportedly raised an expensive glass of wine after their engagement. On 22 May, Bezos 59 got engaged to Sanchez and the couple was joined by Amazon founder's sister Christina Bezos Poore and her husband Steve Poore at La Petite Maison in Cannes, France.

According to a report by People.com, the group shared zucchini blossoms with parmesan cheese and a $4,285 bottle of Dugat-Py Grand Cru from Domaine Bernard, a small batch of red Burgundy wine. Besides, hit songs like Britney Spears’ “Hit Me Baby (One More Time)”, John Denver’s “Take Me Home, Country Roads” and Shakira’s “Hips Don’t Lie.” were also played during the romantic eve.

Recently, Bezos and Sanchez were spotted on a luxurious yacht that featured a wooden sculpture that resembled Sanchez. The couple attended the premiere of Apple Original Films' Killers of the Flower Moon at the Cannes Film Festival.

Sanchez was spotted wearing an engagement ring on the yacht. Her 25-30 carat diamond ring could be worth "anywhere from $3 million to upwards of $5 million", The People wrote citing jeweler and expert Briony Raymond.

Bezos and Sanchez revealed their relationship in public in 2019 after the billionaire announced his divorce from MacKenzie Scott with whom he shares four children after 25 years of marriage.

At that time, Sanchez also got divorced from Patrick Whitesell. She has two children with the agent as well as a son from a previous relationship with former NFL star Tony Gonzalez.

About Lauren Sánchez:

Lauren Sánchez has a career in journalism. She started as an intern on LA Channel 13 while on a scholarship at the University of Southern California.

She remained an anchor on Fox 11. Lauren Sánchez was an anchor in "Good Day LA" at Fox 11 and appeared as a host and correspondent on "Extra".

Lauren Sánchez is a licensed pilot. She learned flying while working as a news anchor. Sánchez founded Black Ops in 2016--a female-owned and operated aerial filming company that has shot footage for Amazon, Netflix, and Fox among others.

Sánchez was an original host of Fox's "So you think you can dance".