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Is Olivier Sarkozy two-timing Olsen twin?

 
 

 
 
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Olivier Sarkozy, French-American banker and half-brother of former French President Nicolas Sarkozy, was seen Tuesday night at Zuma getting cozy with a brunette woman who was not Mary-Kate Olsen, the controversial, 26-year-old flame with whom he was seen snuggling at a Knicks game days before. According to our spy witness, Sarkozy, 42, dressed to the nines in a blue suit, was “let’s just say, more wrapped in his conversation” than he was the food. His companion, who appeared to be in her “mid 30s,” occasionally got up to go outside for a cigarette and seemed to be having a fine time. When we asked the witness if they were sure it wasn’t Olsen, who has a penchant for wearing things not intentionally meant to be disguises, we were told, “100 percent, absolutely not.” Uh-oh.

Sprucing up for the Marine Corps Ball, perhaps? On Wednesday, Kim Kardashian stopped into the Miami Institute for Age Management for a facial “procedure.” After about 60 minutes, the she was taken out the back door, despite the fact that none of it was truly private. She was there with her usual extra appendages —publicist Jonathan Cheban and a camera crew. Kardashian also ate out a few times, including once with basketball wife Larsa Pippen and two other women at Prime 112, zooming away in bf Kanye West’s black Rolls Royce post-meal.

In Fort Lauderdale for a charity event, Val Kilmer had dinner Tuesday at Bourbon Steak in the Turnberry Isle Miami resort, where he asked to be introduced to Micky Arison, also dining there.

Rapper Fat Joe and entourage were seen early Tuesday at the Mondrian, having an early evening poolside snack.

DJ Afro Jack was seen Saturday at a dinner party at Bâoli where he drank Belvedere on the rocks before bailing to spin at Mansion.

Natalie Cole likes her Italian food, recently spotted at Cafe Prima Pasta. Then, last Thursday, at Perricone’s, she sat in the garden area listening to guitarist Fito Espinosa, about whom she was overheard complimenting to owner Steven Perricone.

Ivana Trump was seen having lunch Thursday at Bianca at the Delano with a friend and her dog. The ex-Mrs. Donald seemed to be in a great mood, enjoying a glass of champagne.

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