Rebel Wilson shows up with a new man by her side. Who is Jacob Busch?
The Australian actress Rebel Wilson (40, "Pitch Perfect") is said to have a new man by her side. Wilson posted a photo on Instagram in which she poses side by side with Jacob Busch. She later showed up with him at an event in Monte Carlo. An unspecified source has told the US magazine "People" that the two should be officially in a relationship.
In addition to Wilson and Busch, Helen Mirren (75) and Kate Beckinsale (47) can be seen on the Instagram snapshot. The group then got on a helicopter to fly to Monaco. The Planetary Health Gala took place in Monte Carlo in the evening, hosted by Albert (62) and Charlène von Monaco (42). There Wilson, dressed in a dream robe with a metallic look, and Busch in an elegant tuxedo appeared together on the red carpet.
The two are said to have met through a friend last year. The subsequent romance they had to last at a distance – Wilson was in Australia, but Busch in Los Angeles. The relationship is said to have intensified when the actress returned to California. "He's an old-school gentleman and takes great care of them," the insider said in the People interview. The two also motivated and supported each other in their healthy lifestyle. Wilson had declared war on her kilos this year and proudly presented her slim figure on Instagram several times.
He comes from an entrepreneurial family
Jacob Busch's family owns the Anheuser-Busch Brewery based in St. Louis, Missouri. A member of the family founded the company in 1852. Together with two friends, Jacob Busch set up their own brewery in 2016: Son's Beer. According to Forbes, Busch's fortune is said to be around $ 100 million. Busch was in an on-off relationship with "The Housewives of Beverly Hills" star Adrienne Maloof (59) for a number of years. When they met in 2013, they were separated by an age difference of 28 years. His love for animals can also be seen from his Instagram account. On the one hand, he is a proud dog owner, on the other hand, he has a preference for wild animals such as elephants, giraffes or kangaroos.