Aussie model Kristy Hinze is set to marry her billionaire boyfriend in the British Virgin Islands tomorrow. Hinze, 28, will wed 64-year-old Netscape co-founder Jim Clark in a lavish four-day affair that will kick off on his $145 million yacht, the New York Post reports.
The wedding's 120 guests have been advised of a "tropical chic" dress code and strict no-shoes policy on board The Athena, the largest privately owned yacht in the world.
The floating party will be transported to British entrepreneur Sir Richard Branson's private Necker Island and the island Virgin Gorda, where the ceremony will be held.
Hinze, a former Sports Illustrated covergirl and host of the Australian version of Project Runway, has been dating Clark for almost three years.
The Aussie beauty told The Australian Women's Weekly she was instantly attracted to the US high-flyer, who has been married three times before.
"I never thought I was going to date an older man when I first met him," Hinze told the magazine.
"To me, it was different to hang out with someone with something to say that was so interesting and important and who was truly, incredibly intelligent.
"He's handsome and has so much charisma — and he's so funny."
The US press referred to Hinze as the "Aussie Angel" when she and Clark were first spotted together during his divorce from former Forbes magazine reporter Nancy Rutter.
Hinze was spotted cruising the world's oceans with Clark, just a few days after his divorce was finalised. Hinze said Clark was a regular guy, despite being reportedly worth $1.2 billion.
"He's very normal and down to earth," she said.
"He's an incredible man and I just love him."
ninemsn 22 Mar 2009
Not in the general spirit of the blog of Corprate Australia, but rather to privide 'light' entertainment, and also to 'illustrate' that some women are ONLY in it for the MONEY.
Either trough premeditated actions or later through divorces from 'irreconcillable' differences, the proof is/ will be in the pudding of this outdated 1950's mentality, where the woman needs to depend on the male for survival.
The 'new' category Occupational Ho'S has been added.
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