Hollywood Star Causes a Stir with a 'Jealous' Comment on the Bezos-Sanchez Wedding

The wedding was the talk of the internet for weeks leading up to the big day, and as the ceremony approached, invited celebrities began popping up in Milan.

As Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez's high-profile wedding continues to dominate headlines, an offhand comment from a Hollywood A-lister at a recent charity event has stolen the spotlight, sparking a flurry of online reactions, many of them less than flattering.

Charlize Theron hosted the fifth annual Block Party for her Charlize Theron Africa Outreach Project (CTAOP) on Saturday night, June 28. During her remarks, the "Atomic Blonde" star appeared to throw shade at the Bezos-Sánchez wedding guest list.

While addressing the crowd, she quipped, "I think we might be the only people who did not get an invite to the Bezos wedding. But that's OK because they suck and we're cool."

Though the audience chuckled, the comment quickly made its way online, reactions coming in fast, and a clear theme emerging. One user didn't hold back, asking bluntly, "Jealous much?"

Another person chimed in with curiosity, "Is she jealous or what?" Someone else called it as they saw it, "Someone is jealous." A sharp comment also pointed out, "She is jealous she was not invited."

Another observer added to the chorus, "Ah she's salty she didn't get an invite." Sarcasm made its way into the mix with an individual saying, "Awww, is she angry she wasn't invited?" Someone summed it up plainly, "Obviously bitter she wasn't invited."

And finally, one commenter didn't mince words, comparing the moment to high school drama, "Sour grapes. Like a teenager not invited to a party."

On June 27, Jeff Bezos and Sánchez tied the knot on the picturesque island of San Giorgio, just across the water from Venice's iconic Saint Mark's Square. The lavish celebration drew a star-studded guest list, with several celebrities spotted en route to the ceremony.

Leonardo DiCaprio kept things classic in a sharp black tuxedo paired with a crisp white shirt, though he attempted to keep a low profile by wearing a black cap that partially concealed his face.

Orlando Bloom mirrored the "Titanic" actor's look, also donning a sleek black tuxedo. He appeared serious and composed as he was spotted on a water taxi heading to the ceremony.

Oprah Winfrey was also a sight to behold, radiating elegance in a fitted pink gown that highlighted her cinched waist. The dress featured structural draping that beautifully accentuated her hourglass figure, while frothy chiffon sleeves and a flowing skirt added a romantic, airy touch to the designer ensemble.

She styled her shoulder-length dark hair in a chic half-ponytail and completed the look with sparkling dangling diamond earrings.

Sydney Sweeney was seen arriving by a water taxi, accompanied by another woman. A glimpse of her outfit revealed a V-neck dress, elegantly styled with a delicate necklace. Her signature blonde hair flowed freely in soft waves.

Jessica Alba was also among the stylish guests at the lavish Bezos-Sánchez wedding, and she brought her daughter Honor Marie Warren along as her plus one. The mother-daughter duo turned heads, both looking stunning for the occasion.

But it was Warren who stole the spotlight in photos shared on Instagram, striking poses in a nude-toned beaded gown with a tiered skirt. Her radiant beauty was front and center, with glowy makeup, a bold rouge lip, and her long dark hair cascading down her back in glossy waves.

Alba opted for an emerald green strapless gown, complete with a matching scarf draped elegantly around her neck. She captioned the post with a string of green heart emojis, letting the look speak for itself.

Alba's honey-toned locks were styled in a center part with soft, voluminous waves that framed her face and flowed gracefully over her chest. The pair exuded glamour, each showcasing their signature style with grace and confidence.

The event drew a wide range of celebrities, including Ivanka Trump. She turned heads after sharing a carousel of sun-kissed snapshots on social media, joining in the celebration of the couple's lavish wedding festivities.

Before the big day, the 43-year-old marked Bezos and Sánchez’s wedding weekend by sharing a series of sun-drenched photos taken in Venice, Italy. Her post quickly sparked a wave of fan commentary, with much of the focus on her standout outfit choices.

In what appeared to be a luxury suite, the former White House adviser posed in a sleeveless pink-and-white tweed mini dress detailed with 3D floral appliqués across the bodice and straps.

Her hair, parted down the middle, was styled in soft waves, and she kept her accessories minimal, allowing the intricate dress to remain the focal point.

Ivanka was not alone in the spotlight. Her husband, Jared Kushner, looked dapper in a dark-colored suit he paired with a white shirt. He joined her for a photo on a sunlit balcony overlooking the rooftops and waterways of Venice. The couple stood close together on the tiled terrace, both smiling slightly at the camera.

"Looks like you might outshine the bride!" one person wrote in response to the pictures, which Ivanka posted to Instagram. Another comment echoed the sentiment with a teasing warning, "Be careful... you are going to outshine the bride."

Others took a more humorous tone. "I feel sorry for the bride. I know where all the eyes will be!" joked one viewer. Not all feedback was flattering. One netizen voiced reservations about the length of the dress.

They wrote, "Sorry, but that dress is way too short," while another added, "not loving the dress." One observer said she usually admires Ivanka's style, but this time, the dress "looks like a wedding cake." Another chimed in with a similar comparison, "That dress looks like frosting."

A more conflicted take came from someone who admitted that they were "on the fence" about the look. The viewer added that although the design reminded her of a wedding cake, Ivanka looked beautiful nonetheless, even saying, "you can wear a tarp and still look beautiful."

Despite the polarizing opinions, many seemed to agree on one thing: the outfit drew attention. "Don't upstage the bride," urged one commenter.