Tasteful friends -Socialite Georgette Mosbacher's 5th Ave Apartment

The floor plan is perfect. Decor not so much.

low floor, no park view....i'd pass

Hard for me to fathom living in such grandeur. She must really need that Trump tax cut.

Geez, that's pretty much beyond my comprehension. Right across from the Metropolitan Museum of Art: I think I'd barely travel more than a few blocks if I were able to live there (of course, not in my wildest dreams).

Nominated but not yet confirmed by Dementia, I mean Donald, Trump as US Ambassador to Poland.

Not so nice to Dee Mosbacher, the lesbian daughter of her late ex-husband. At least back in 1992.

Author of "It Takes Money, Honey: A Get-Smart Guide to Total Financial Freedom" in 1998: oddly enough, the same year she got the place in the divorce.

She’s an old whore.

tacky but the location is first class.

Where’s Marie Antoinette?

Books on the library shelves look suspiciously uniform.

It's tacky when it's fake, it's tacky when it's real.

Decorno ruined table cloth decor for me - she'd photoshop dildos into the pictures.

Like the floor plan. All that dusty rose is so passe’. Can I keep the bronze statues? Also I’d hate to be living below the grand piano . . .

Love it!

Ugly. Sorry, DL.

"Hey Donnie...would you like to see the bedroom where Bill & Hillary slept? Call me up when urinetown.

Georgie

Make Guillotines Red Again!

What a lovely banquet hall.

I couldn't live there...it's like the feeling you get after you eat too much sugar. All that confectionery.

Andrew Lauren, Ralph Lauren's film producer son son just bought it for 21 Million.

Still married to W's niece, Lauren Bush Lauren?

NO terrace? Pass!

Way too Rococo for my tastes. That overly ornate look feels so cluttered and busy to me. It would give me a headache looking at that decor day after day.

Kitchen is too small and it’s not a good sign that there are no pics of it or the bathrooms.

I think the layout is horrible! The public rooms are fine (you need a shower in the powder room?), but there are really only two nice bedrooms, and a bunch of other would-be bedrooms with either no direct entrance to a hallway, or no windows! The back half is a mess!

Trying to cram a European palace into a New York apartment just never really works. Only the great room has the size, and dimensions to carry that look off, and it still comes across as overblown and tacky.

The decor is very "old lady."

"Simone, you may show in that wolf in sheep's clothing, Mr. Corso."

Tacky. But, as others have said, the locale is great.

Not my taste . Too much of everything .

It's very grand, as in grandmother.

GARISH

No works of art.

Bitch is tripping.

Typical nouveau riche. The decor tries to overcompensate for the owner's diminutive family background. (The amount of gold gilt is a little much. And the two centaurs as well.) Doesn't surprise me that she is a Republican with the work ethic to accumulate wealth by whatever means, generally at the expense of others. Take note DL friends of how not to decorate. If invited into her home, I would likely find an excuse to leave quickly and vow never to return. And across from the "Met"? What a convenient opportunity to see thousands of tourists from the comfort of your home.

"The decor tries to overcompensate for the owner's diminutive family background. "

Just how short were her family members?

I remember this bitch from the 80's. She has no eyebrows. She had a pair tattooed on. She was a trophy wife who's husband bought her a trophy cosmetics business so she could pretend to be a business woman.

Too Aunt Gertie.

So, where on that plan is the main entrance to the apartment?

I see two service elevators, one of which leads to a "foyer", but would you really access that type of place by service elevator? The stairs lead straight to the laundry room, so they can't be the main access point...

[quote] So, where on that plan is the main entrance to the apartment?

I guess they forgot the best feature of the apartment: It was designed by the same guy who designed the Golden Girls' house!

Stupid old right wing SOW.

I am sorry but I can't imagine that tacky looking Mosbacher in such an old lady furnitured apartment. She looks more like a trashy Patsy Stone type living above a liquor store.

The entrance appears to be via a private elevator that opens directly into the foyer of the apartment. From there you move into the gallery with access to the great room and the central hallway.

Thank you r41.

First tasteful listing that I feel is tasteful.

If you are rich in NYC and you do not have high ceilings, you are an idiot.

Looks like it was last decorated in 1983 by my grandmother.

It could be turned into a suitable pied-à-terre for the occasional weekend in the City, I suppose.

r43, it never occurred to me that high ceilings could be considered a sign for (extreme) wealth.

It needs more gold.

But what about the kitchen, does it have stainless steel fixtures and a granite countertop? We. Need. To. Know!

I very much agree with r1.

It is oddly small for such a grand apartment. I suspect the servants area has been remuddled/remodeled. That tiny storage area accessed by the one bathroom was probably the maid's room that got cut off when the bath was installed. The other bedroom is definitely for a servant.

The kitchen is just fine. It is a working kitchen for servants, not an open kitchen for some suburban mommy. It has a separate pantry and a butler's pantry. It is actually probably the one part of the house that I would like. The service elevator is used for all deliveries.

Buildings such as these are very strict about who gets to use the front elevator. There is one in NYC that is so old-fashioned that even one's doctor and lawyer are sent to the service elevator because they are "workers".

It is interesting that they had to turn one of the bedroom's into an office. Originally, the library would have been a working room, not just for show.

[quote][R43], it never occurred to me that high ceilings could be considered a sign for (extreme) wealth.

I agree. But I much prefer to live in a space with high ceilings. I have no money at all.

It's so... gold, isn't it?

[quote] But I much prefer to live in a space with high ceilings. I have no money at all.

I believe even as a filthy rich guy the heating bill would bankrupt me.

Really? High ceilings=wealth has never occurred to any of you? Historically, it meant that you had the wealth to heat room as well as the servants to clean them. It is only in recent years with the McMansion that one finds high ceilings in year around homes. Yes, they existed in some A-frame or log summer homes, but for the most part 8' ceilings were standard. Some pre-war apartment buildings had 10' ceilings, but the high ceilings as in this apartment were the norm.

I have high ceilings. My house is very well insulated and the heating bill not that high. Years ago I rented a house with low ceilings but it was poorly insulated and the heating bill was astronomical.

Nice amount of space and the rooms have grand proportions, the decor is very old school old ladyish.

I can see myself entertaining family and friends in the great room!

Cluttered, cramped, fusty with dreary views through (no doubt) leaky windows. Sub par location. Might do for staff or overnight accommodation of second tier guests. Should be bulldozed and re-imagined. Could never live there as is.

Most city dwellers with that kind of wealth don't really need grand kitchens because they dine out most every night. The cook prepares light meals for breakfast and and the occasional lunch in . Grand dinner parties are more often than not a combination of outside catering and in-house prep for hors d'oeuvres and other accompaniments.

I'm quite sure she has no idea what her utility bills are. As in most condo/co-ops the utilities are paid by the HOA and are accounted for in the tenant's monthly fees.

The apartment overall is sumptuous and grand. Some pieces are fantastic. Some are just dowdy granny pieces. The right designer could turn the place into something more appropriate for someone under 50, with good taste.

She certainly went wild with those gold stripped couches., didn't she. She's got way too many of them in the great room, and even has a matching one in the library. All those couches probably cost 50 G's or more. They're clearly bespoke. Not something you could pick up off the floor at even a high end furniture store.

I also don't care for the table & chairs in the dining room. It looks cheap compared with the rest of the apartment. And that table covering is atrocious and all those tassels on the chair cushions are comical.

Nothing exceeds like excess. I see a couple of nice rugs and mirrors and I like the mural map of the world on the library ceiling. Otherwise agreed: busy busy location on a low floor across from the Met which also serves to block views of the park, replacing some with intimate views of the museum's rooftop HVAC equipment. Too much frou frou and way too many tassels. And can you imagine the monthlies? The building has 14 units. Spread the costs of staffing and maintaining a building like that over only 14 owners and you're looking at some serious co-op fees atop the 21 million dollar purchase price.

I trust young Lauren will strip it down to the essentials and streamline the decor.

uber right wing trumpster, she will burn in hell with em all.

enjoy ur furs while u can dear.

Omg grotesque.

Its a museum, not a home....

sad.

its horrifying - looks likes Saddam's palaces. It's a showplace for a new rich woman who has no taste - devoid of anything remotely personal. Not surprising for this ginger courtesan - she's always been known for her vulgarity - topped off by accepting an ambassadorship for the Trump administration. We need a Robespierre.

If Andrew Lauren did indeed buy it then I believe he will renovate it perfectly and appropriately - say what you will about the Lauren Family but they know how to set the stage. A young, fresh perspective is definitely needed and I hope we get to see some “after” pictures. As someone else mentioned, not having an outdoor space would be s deal-breaker for me.

All that money to live on 5th Ave. and you get a lovely view of the HVAC units of the other buildings!

r66. I do hope he will show it off in some (online) magazine spread when he's finished redoing it. I'm curious what he does with the place.

Lady Haversham lives.

R66 stage? Stage what ripping off other people? He never designed he had people design for him. Ralph Lifschitz(Lauren) has underlings create his taste he doesn't have much innate taste! Oh and his son was gifted 21 million by Daddy? How sweet what a vulture the son is.

I wonder if the Laurens have made it past the co-op board.

How official is the announcement that the Laurens got it?

It is official.

R70

You forgot to remind us that his father was a house painter and owned a candy store in the Bronx (as did Calvin Klein's father) and that his parents were immigrants from Belarus. He started designing ties for Beau Brummel (the tie company, not the Regency dandy) 50 years ago, and has grown his business to the point where he's now worth 5.8 billion dollars. He is one of the 100 wealthiest people in the world. Few designers - are there any designers?) design everything in their lines. Of course he hires other people to design things: otherwise how could he be creating the range of items (mens and womens clothing, shoes, accessories, furniture, bedding, linens, Airstream trailer interiors, restaurant interiors to name some) sold under his various brands?

Who is he ripping off? The customers who buy his merch? No one puts a gun to your head and forces you to buy pink Polo shirts. Or do you think he's abusing the designers who work for him and who, like him, hone their craft working for him before they go into business for themselves like he did?

Starting out with very little and ending up with a lot because you've made things people want to buy used to be one of the definitions of success. Please update us: what has changed?

PS, Buying a 21 million dollar condo for his son (if indeed he did) wouldn't move the needle financially - he wouldn't know it was gone. How does that make his son a vulture? Privileged, sure, and I hope he says "Thanks dad" at the housewarming party. But a vulture?

PPS: He did buy it, for a lot less than her initial ask.

[quote]Who is he ripping off?

non-U's trying to be old money wasps.

gotta hand it to the poor Jewish rag trader who got rich playing on the pretensions of the rubes....only in america

R74 Are you kidding Laurenspawn? I'm happy to see a Lauren posts here. Lifschitz always had these fantasies of WASpy old movies, Cary Grant and a WASP lifestyle that didn't really exist. The problem with Lauren not designing is that most other designers were hands on with the designing, Lauren wasn't. Calling him a designer is a complete joke.

The son is 49 years old, he's not some young kid anymore. He should buy his own place with his own money. he shouldn't ask Daddy and Mommy for everything. It is embarrassing. We all know where he got the money from. Fucking leech.......

Kiddos, that apartment is staged. I have been in the apartment. She had a proper dining room table, not a catering table and bamboo ballroom chairs. The china cabinet had a dinner service in it, and to be honest, I don't think that was the china cabinet. The Foyer had more furniture, and I am fairly certain that the sofa in the library was unique to the library, not one from the Great Room.

Video

St. Louis Excellence gold is such a pretty crystal.

R77 You've been there...does Georgette have a younger lover that takes scare of her ? She seems to be a down low cougar. All her dates to functions seem to be older or her own age.

R80, as far as Georgette herself goes, I have no knowledge. However, I know a few of those types. If she does, he is kept way out of sight and does not attend social functions. Most likely, he never enters the apartment building. A boy-toy is very different from a walker.

How does one become a socialite?

Andrew Lauren is lovely, low key guy who does very well as a film producer. He also is quietly very charitable. So what if his parents bought him an apartment? Are they taking it with them? I am sure he is mortified by the publicity surrounding this purchase. All the Lauren children are very nice people, hard working and friendly. They are not snobs and for the most part avoid the social scene. There are plenty of people who might deserve the level of vitriol expressed on this site, but not them.

R83 Thanks Mr Lauren! He does well as a film producer? what has he done that has done so well. Ricky and Ralph did a nice thing for their almost 50 year old son...how pathetic. He's not self made deserves derision. Oh and he's quietly charitable with his money or his parents?

Can New Yorkers kindly explain why this apartment is worth 21 million? Genuinely interested.

The location, for one thing.

Is 1020 Jayne Wrightsman's building?

Dear R84, I am not Andrew, just someone who knows him casually. It's family money, no different than any other family who spreads their wealth through various generations. So what if it's "new"? So are all the hedge fund and dot com fortunes. The biggest fortunes in the world today are considered "new" as most of them are less than 50, sometimes less than 10 years old. R86, Jayne Writghtsman lives at 820 Fifth Ave. an even grander building at 63rd and Fifth. Her apartment is much bigger, and would sell for well over $50,000,000. It is known to have some of the most valuable boiserie in New York, as well as some of the most important Fine French Furniture in a private home anywhere in the world. She lives on the 3rd Floor. She is rarely seen and is supposed to be out of it.

Was Georgette wearing a Mumu in r78’s video?

Love Ralph Lauren and his work. The hissing queens here are jealous bottom feeders

[quote]Can New Yorkers kindly explain why this apartment is worth 21 million? Genuinely interested.

Foreign money has poured into trophy NYC real estate which is seen as a safe investment. While money-laundering oligarchs and Latin American drug lords are unlikely to get past elite co-op boards, the rising tide lifts all boats. Generally, co-ops sell at a discount because they are harder to sell (board approval) and typically must be owner-occupied (so you can’t rent it).

Busy but gorgeous.

She really is full of herself!

That Buckingham Palace look....it's the kind of you like if you like that kind of thing.

No BP is dreary. This is Continental.

Where is she going to live now?

R95, Poland

R89 It is not his work. Just ask all the people who used to work for the charlatan.....

So someone merges Louis XV with busy granma and that’s tasteful ? Good to drop acid in though.

R93 and R94, this is what we used to call Reagan Royal, sort of a mis-mash of various pretensions of grandeur. It is not British Manor House, Versailles, or Neoclassical, though it has elements of each.

I always knew she loved caftans BUT not this much! She is the Empress Of All Caftans.

Why didn't she lobby for the Italy ambassadorship when it was up? All those beautiful men with their clean assholes and huge uncut cocks are a goldmine for a cougar like her. Italian guys have a thing for older women as well.

R101 she prefers kielbasa!

RE: Ralph Lauren being a hack, my favorite example was seeing one of William Ivey Long's costumes from Assassins knocked off by RL. It was an exact copy. They didn't eve try to change the colors.

R102 I like your sense of humor BUT I've heard she prefers all things Italian especially the salsiccia. She would have died and went to heaven there as she is a big time Italophile.

R89 R97 Is correct, non of the big name designers do their own work. I worked as an Art Director for some of the biggest cosmetic companies in NYC, in one job I was the designer for Bill Blass fragrances, Bill Blass never designed his line I did. At another company I designed all the packaging for Tommy Hilfiger fragrances. Most of the products are licensed out the designers just put their name on it.

I always mix her up with me.

R105 are you rich?

R107 I wish I was rich unfortunately no, My accountant says I'm "comfortable".

Georgette, of all people, owned all of Halston's archives. She donated everything of his to some Bible-thumping college in the south.

[quote]She would have died and went to heaven there as she is a big time Italophile.

Oh Dear! i was an italophile and i only went with the wind

$29 million and not a single wall of shiplap in the whole place??? No pictures of the ensuite to confirm the presence of a double vanity and a jacuzzi tub.

Have fun in Krakow you bitch!

R112 Not on a kielbasa instead?

What's with those shelves of hideous junk ("awards") in the foyer? And the numerous portraits of a much younger Georgette strewn about the walls. Egads.

the high ceilings and tall windows are truly luxurious, the decor looks like a bensonhurst, brooklyn sitting room.

r105 no offense but that's not what the other posters are on about. It's not the lack of personal design work once one's name is a brand, it's the come up.

R115 Yes but the only difference is the plastic covered furniture. Which were used by many white ethnics ,black and brown people as well.

[quote]Kiddos, that apartment is staged. I have been in the apartment.

Huh? Staging is always modern, minimalist and chic. I've never seen staging that looks like a cluttered, dust filled grandma's attic.

What I assume is her husband’s office (accessible only from the Master Bedroom) with the exposed bathroom separated only by a counter is kind of disgusting. Everything else on the floor plan is perfect, down to the service elevator and the butler’s pantry.

Husband? Ms Mosbacher is single and ready to mingle. Can't you tell she's a caftaned chickenhawkess on the prowl?

Nobody wears a caftan quite like Georgette does.

I should have said late husband

Vulgar, garish, new money.

Robert Mosbacher and Georgette were married just thirteen year, but right up until 1998 (he was married much longer to his first wife, hope she made out).

George girl has been living there for 25 years, or since 1993. So that office/bathroom concoction was indeed designed for Robert, who seems to be one of those guys that conducted business while sitting in the can. I can just imagine all the assistants who had to speak with him while he plopped and farted.

That was not the first rich guy Georgette married BTW.......she made out quite well before Robert.

R124, the office was for her, not him; which does not make it any better. He probably used the library if he worked from home. Georgette seemed like the sort that would conduct business on the can.

I never got the grand tour, but I think it is an interesting peek into the lives of the very wealthy that so much square footage is devoted to public rooms that are not used very much.

R118, "staged" simply means prepared for sale. All of the personal items are removed as are most of the valuables. Someone complained about the lack of art. That would be removed just to keep their insurance company happy.

I have to say that Georgette's shrine to herself rather took me aback. I come from a world where one just doesn't do that sort of thing. Even a single photo with a President would be considered gauche.

R121, that photo is frightening.

Could somebody give a Cliffs Notes explanation of Georgette, please?

Here's her Wiki. Shes had an interesting life, reminds me of Pamela Harriman.

I'm digging the Swifty Lazar glasses.

R126 Well Georgette went to Egypt, Lebanon and Naples Italy. Then she took a helicopter to Capri to look for a house for sale! I think that's fabulous. I hope she sampled some of that fabulous uncut huge Italian cock there. She should take advantage of her status and have a little Neapolitan toy boy. Then again i think Georgette loves her dog more than she likes guys these days!

R127 It is campy actually. They both embrace the caftan thing and it is what it is.

There is a lot of trompe l'oeil. White wash the floors and ceilings and you'll see its spartan classical. The South facing window in the little 2 window library gets sun, as does the north facing window. That room needs to become a conservatory - sunroom. Out go the books income a tile floor, light colors, a table for eating, reading, working, Lots of plants and a good ventilation system, it becomes the smoking room for guests.. Its the terrace the apartment scandalously does not have.

i mean paint FROM the floors across the ceilings... the floors themselves are fine.

Georgette has a serious case of FFS(Frozen Face Syndrome). Her forehead looks like you a Barbie's forehead.

Her forehead looks like a Barbie's forehead.

This cunt is bffs with Dumpf. Hope she burns in hell.

I think it would be quite noisy in there, situated as it is so very close to the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Screaming tourists and vendors from 9 a.m. well into the evening.

I'll pass on this one. Thanks.

Neapolitan men are hot and horny. Back in 2005, I had a 21-year-old one right in downtown Naples who kept getting phone calls from his young wife while he was sucking my dick. Since he spoke very little English or Spanish, he figured he would show me her picture to signal whom he was talking to. Then he showed me a picture of his baby, all the while giving me glorious head.

I figured either I shoot a load soon or I’ll get to meet Grandma.

People who live like that are basically poseurs. They desperately want others to see how rich they are. Even Queen Elizabeth doesn't have that level of frou frou around her in her private living quarters in Buckingham Palace. Hell, they even have space heaters in all the rooms in her private rooms. All that finery Ms. Masbacher has accumulated says volumes about her. It says she's a woman with lots of money but very real little class or dignity. She's like so many Hollywood celebrities. More money than taste. On the street they'd say "she's a frontin' bitch".

Yes, dear, but those of us who do not walk the street would dismiss her as a parvenu.

The Fifth Avenue Parvenu

She's done well for a Hoosier girl.

All that finery. All the fabulous clothes. The hair. The makeup. The put-on accent. And her shit still stinks just like the sidewalk pissers and winos she avoids as she gets into her chauffeur driven car.

[quote] Mosbacher attended high school in Highland, Indiana, graduating in 1965. She went on to earn a B.S. in education from Indiana University in 1970. As an undergraduate student she worked three jobs in order to fund her education. After graduating from Indiana University, Mosbacher moved to Chicago to take a job at an advertising firm.

[quote] Mosbacher purchased the high-end cosmetics firm La Prairie in 1987, outbidding companies such as Revlon, Avon, and Estee Lauder. Despite the fact that La Prairie had been struggling with sales, she had raised the funds for the purchase by pitching to investors and venture capitalists.

He Wikipedia bio goes from her working "3 jobs" to pay from college to a job at an advertising agency in 1970 to her outbidding Revlon in 1987. When and how did she become a multi millionaire?

He Wikipedia bio goes from her working "3 jobs" to pay for college to a job at an advertising agency in 1970 to her outbidding Revlon in 1987. When and how did she become a multi millionaire?

Her first marriage ended in 1977. Her first husband was a richly successful real estate developer in Houston.

That surely eased the way.

I think it’s wonderful when all the men you fall in love with just happen to be rich.

She looks like a Muppet.

Is Andrew gay?

R130, I love caftans but as a textile designer, I loathe those prints which are basically dog heads silo'd and placed on a grid and using cheap digital printing on fabric to output. It's the equivalent of printing a grandchild's school photo on the front of a t-shirt with a message like World's Best Grandma" in iron-on letters.

ssssshhhhhh

R136 those windows are probably double or triple glazed, I doubt they get opened very often. I don't think any street noise gets through.

R137 I hope she took advantage of all that. She loves Italy and I think she likes the big hung uncut thick Italian men as well. One more thing you didn't pump his squeaky clean asshole? How dare you not!

R138 She's a power broker and we're sitting here talking about her. Yes she's gaudy and tacky....... what would you expect from a Midwestern girl with such humble roots. Then again she is hobnobbing with the elite in all walks of life and seems to be having a blast. God knows what young prime cock she is getting.

When she married, r143/r144

She appeared on that southern charm show on Bravo last year. She's really good friends with Patricia Altschul and everything they both have monetarily comes from their ex/deceased husband's.

Their both one in the same. I'm not surprised the two of them are friends.

R154 You can catch a snippet of them together @ R130. Patricia is older but keeps herself in better shape and looks more natural. GM has gotten heavier and her face has become more frozen. However tits do look better now that she's fatter. They look like big full funbags now.

The ceiling ‘mouldings’ in the “Great Room” are Trompe-l'œil (an optical illusion technique: not actual mouldings, but merely a painting of them).

That technique is cutesy, but also often looks CHEAP. Because historically aristocrats used it when they were running out of money for decorating their palace:

“Darling, we have no budget funds left to install real Italian marble colonnades in the corridor, or real bas reliefs on the ceiling . Let’s just paint them in & hopefully people won’t notice the difference”.

R148 He's not married and he's almost 50. He used to date Lauren Silverman, Ms Simon Cowell's beard and baby mama.Honey we report you decide.......

Quietly gay.

Trompe-l'œil, R156? You don't say.

Why, it might as well be wall paper.

The windows are old, single paned - not double glazed at all. The books by the yard in the library are an embarrassing throw back to 80's society decorating.

[quote]This cunt is bffs with Dumpf. Hope she burns in hell.

I was wondering if this is him among the tchotchkes she's showing off in that video:

She fucked Trump between Marla and Melania.

R162 What is your source for this? Are you AJ Benza? If you are then it is absolutely true! Georgette must have been starving for sex as she was very sexual when she was younger. She could have done better than Trump though. Much better.....at least she didn't beard for Ms Roy Cohen.

R163, I am not AJ Benza but you're getting close.

R164 Richard? It must be you. If it is your dirt on Sam Champion was fabulous.I can't believe it is not AJ. He knew everything about Trump. AJ knew about Trump and the Russian whore stories before anyone else did. I've also seen stuff on Datalounge that only AJ would know or post. That is one of those things. I wonder if Linda Stasi would post on The DL........

R164 Hello Michael Gross, how are you darling? More gossip about Georgette please. She must have a young stud who services her.

Ms Georgette denies all of this Trump stuff or does she? Georgette Mosbacher, the cosmetics baron, told People, “I don’t know what you’re talking about,” when asked about her alleged liaisons with Trump. Talk about a non answer/denial of what went on with Trump. I'm quite sure some gossip mongers have more inside information on their alleged tryst.

It’s supposed to be luxurious, but I don’t think it is.

Said the humble little mouse.

Headline on GM and Trump: Trump Taps Georgette Mosbacher for ambassador of Poland. This is not the first time Trump has tapped Georgette........

She's a 2. I'm out of her league.

Who is Georgette pumping these days? She can't be celibate. GM needs her hole stuffed from time to time. She needs a nice young man who doesn't tire of her cougarish antics. I wonder if she has a well hung kielbasa ready for her in Poland? Or a big thick hung uncut salsiccia in Capri........

Seems the perfect cunt for Trump to send to neo-fascist Poland

Where is Michael Gross with his gossip on GM's boy toy? C'mon Gross spill the beans we know you know her well enough.

Sale of the century: Rockefeller estate auction could fetch $1B

David Rockefeller?