Mary-Kate Olsen was seen enjoying dinner with Brightwire founder and CEO John Cooper at Estiatorio Milos on Friday night in New York City.
The 34-year-old stylist’s night with the former investment banker marks his first public meeting since his divorce from Olivier Sarkozy ended last month.
The pair, who joined another couple, enjoyed white wine, fresh seafood and lively conversations while dining outdoors in the Greek restaurant.
Moving on: Mary-Kate Olsen was spotted enjoying dinner with Brightwire founder and CEO John Cooper at Estiatorio Milos on Friday night in New York
As Olsen headed for her chair, next to Cooper, she looked absolutely delighted with a radiant smile in her smile.
Once seated, she took off her black cap and the group exchanged hugs without their masks in the midst of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
Cooper looked comfortable as he took off his coat before sitting down at the table.
It mixes up: the 34-year-old stylist’s night with the former investment banker marks his first public meeting since his divorce from Olivier Sarkozy ended last month
Double date: the couple, who joined another couple, enjoyed white wine, fresh seafood and lively conversations while having dinner outdoors in the Greek restaurant
Start over: Cooper looked comfortable taking off his coat before sitting down at the table
Chic: For the ride, the ex-student of Full House showed off one of her exclusive all-black outfits with a pair of black leather boots high up to the sky
For the tour, the ex-student of Full House showed off one of her exclusive sets, all black, with a pair of black high-top leather boots.
Olsen completed his look with a sharp gold bracelet, a handful of rings and his blond hair in loose waves after removing it from a low ponytail.
She and Cooper left the restaurant together using a black facial cover to protect themselves from getting the new coronavirus.
Elegant: Olsen completed his look with a bold gold ear cuff, a handful of rings and his blond hair in loose waves after removing it from a low ponytail.
Wine night: she and Cooper left the restaurant together wearing black masks to protect themselves from contracting the new coronavirus
Health! Olsen looked relaxed while she drank
Cooper co-founded the news analyst agency Brightwire, which provides real-time English summaries of events happening around the world in 2011.
Last month, Olsen’s divorce was granted, nine months after the five-year marriage ended.
The ex-couple’s agreement was signed by a New York Supreme Court judge on Monday, January 25, according to the US Weekly.
Lively conversation: the former actress chatted with friends over dinner
Free woman: this is the first time the star has been seen on a date since her divorce from Sarkozy ended
Goodbye! The alleged couple left their seats and left the restaurant together
The French banker, 51 – the half-brother of Nicolas Sarkozy, the former president of France – agreed to a divorce agreement during a virtual hearing on January 13.
Michael Mosberg, a lawyer for Sarkozy, the father of two children, told the New York Supreme Court at the previous hearing that “the deal is closed”.
Nancy Chemtob, who represents Olsen, said that ‘all issues have been resolved’, but no details have been given to the court.
Stay safe: she and Cooper left the restaurant together wearing a black facial cover to protect themselves COVID-19
Going home: Olsen went home in a black Range Rover
Olsen, who runs his fashion line The Row, allegedly has a ‘closed iron contract’, which means that his estimated fortune of about $ 250 million is secure, whatever happens during Sarkozy’s separation.
During the hearing earlier this month, Mosberg said to the judge: ‘As of this morning, we have reached a final agreement. We just need to revise this agreement and bring it to you. ‘
Judge Sattler asked Chemtob if this was correct and she said: ‘We have been working hard and we have an agreement and we can sign it … all problems have been resolved.’
It’s over: last month, Olsen’s divorce from Olivier Sarkozy was granted, nine months after the end of their five-year marriage (photo in 2016)
The judge, who had given both parties several postponements in the case, said: ‘I hope this is the case’.
But she added: ‘Until I see the evidence, I will hold your feet a little on the fire.’
She said: ‘I trust and believe that this is happening, but I will maintain control of the case to ensure that it is done and we will divorce them.’
It’s all over: the ex-couple’s agreement was signed by a New York Supreme Court judge last month (photo in 2015)