Billionaire Tesla boss, Elon Musk and his new girlfriend Natasha Bassett were spotted relaxing in St. Tropez!
Elon, 50, and his stunning new girlfriend, 29, were photographed outside at a table while having lunch at the Cheval Blanc Hotel in February. They appeared to be having a good time as they smiled and even laughed at times during the outing.
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Natasha wore a green and white patterned long strapless summer dress while Elon wore a black t-shirt and black pants.
He added a white baseball cap, which he wore occasionally while she wore a black baseball cap. She also wore sunglasses and wore her long blonde hair down with the look.
Elon and Natasha’s lunch date fell on the same weekend as top talent agent Ari Emanuel’s wedding in the South of France.
Elon was spotted among other familiar faces, including Diddy, Emily Ratajkowski, and Tyler Perry, at the ceremony, which was officiated by comedian Larry David.
During the reception, he wore a dark-colored blazer over a white button-down top and black pants and appeared to be conversing with others while she sipped a drink.
Elon and Natasha were spotted on a private jet together three months before their lunch date and Ari’s wedding.
A source revealed the identity of the latter. “They’ve only been dating for a couple of months, but they’re already in a monogamous relationship. They’re very into each other and have been spending a lot of time together,” an insider said.
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Although the new relationship comes at a time when the SpaceX boss has received a lot of attention for his successful career, Natasha is also getting a lot of attention for being by the billionaire.
The Australian-born actress stars in Baz Luhrmann’s upcoming biopic Elvis, which is based on the late Elvis Presley’s life and career. In the film, she plays Dixie Locke, Elvis’ first girlfriend. The title character is played by Austin Butler.
