Jocelyn Wildenstein
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| Jocelyne Wildenstein | |
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| Born | Lausanne, Switzerland |
| Occupation | Socialite |
Jocelyn Wildenstein (born August 5, 1940) is a wealthy socialite who has frequently been seen in the tabloid press because of her numerous cosmetic surgeries. [1][2]
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Jocelyn grew up in Lausanne, Switzerland where she became a skilled hunter and pilot. Her skills led to an invitation to a shooting weekend held at the 66,000 acre private Kenyan game reserve owned by billionaire art dealer, Alec N. Wildenstein.
Wildenstein was a son of Daniel Wildenstein, the owner of one of the world's largest and most successful art conglomerates, Wildenstein & Company. On April 30, 1978 Alec and Jocelyn were married in Las Vegas.
The couple had two children together, a daughter Diane and a son, Alec Jr. A lover of exotic animals, Jocelyn kept a capuchin monkey, called Cocoa, which traveled with the couple on their private jet. She also kept a pack of five Italian greyhounds.
She has spent around $2 million on plastic surgery.
