Mary Kate Olsen fiancé is rumored to be Olivier Sarkozy. In fact, the two of them proved that they only had eyes for each other during one of the games at the US Open.
Just on Monday, Mary Kate Olsen fiancé and Olsen herself engaged in a lot of PDA while they were comfortably seated at the stands. It was already the eighth day of the US Open tournament at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Queens, New York. Apart from their constant public displays of affection, Mary Kate Olsen fiancé and Olsen were also photographed hugging while laughing as they watched Alexandrk Kurnic and Victoria Azaranka play.
The reports regarding Mary Kate Olsen fiancé and Olsen's plans to get married have actually surfaced earlier this year, specifically in February. Such reports were fueled when Olsen was spotted with a massive gold ring on her ring finger, which has been reported to be a vintage Cartier sparkler. It would seem that age is not a factor for these two lovebirds, as Olsen is only 28 years old, while Mary Kate Olsen fiancé, Sarkozy, is already 45 years old.
Olsen actually presently lives with Mary Kate Olsen fiancé Sarkozy in a New York City townhouse that is said to cost $6.25 million. This particular celebrity odd couple has also been seen quite frequently in the front row at numerous sporting events, such as the NBA games at the Madison Square Garden.
The young star from "Full House" and the known billionaire were seen dressed in relatively laid-back outfits. Olsen was wearing a white top with short sleeves and paired her it with highly fashionable brown aviator sunglasses. Mary Kate Olsen's fiancé, on the other hand, was wearing a pink collared shirt. They looked fashionably comfortable as they snacked on salted nuts and popcorn.
Not so surprisingly, Mary Kate Olsen fiancé and Olsen were not the only celebrity odd couple to make out during the game. "Project Runway" host Heidi Klum, 41 years old, and her much younger boyfriend, Vito Schnabel, 28 years old, have also been spotted kissing a few seats away.
