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Billionaire entrepreneur Michael Rubin will “definitely” have his new fiancée, Camille Fishel, enter into a prenuptial agreement prior to becoming husband and wife, a source exclusively told Page Six.
Today, the founder and CEO of global online sports retailer Fanatics is reportedly worth an estimated $11 billion, but he achieved extreme wealth long before he started dating Fishel in 2016 following a landmark $2.4 billion business sale to eBay.
We’re told Rubin — who is known for his over-the-top, star-studded parties — and Fishel will likely wait until after next year’s Super Bowl in February 2027 to tie the knot.
“I can see them doing a private wedding and then a blowout celebration,” our source said.
“But they have to get through all his other parties first, including his annual, invitation-only Fanatics Super Bowl Party.”
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Rubin proposed to Fishel on a beach Thursday night while celebrating her 36th birthday alongside their two young daughters, Romi, 6, and Gema, 4.
Fireworks lit up the sky as the businessman, 54, presented the brunette beauty with a massive diamond ring.
Celebrities, athletes and fans alike immediately flooded his Instagram announcement with messages of congratulations.
Rubin — who is from Philadelphia — was previously married to Meegan Spector from 2005 to 2012, and they share a 20-year-old daughter named Kylie.
Fishel, for her part, grew up in St. Cloud, Florida, before pursuing a career in modeling, working with agencies and appearing in fashion campaigns.
More recently, she established herself as an artist and previewed her work at New York City’s private social club Zero Bond in September.
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