PHOTO: Alexandra Jakob (pictured with partner Michael Burn). THE DAILY TELEGRAPH
A Sydney socialite known for her opulent lifestyle and ownership of three waterfront properties along the city’s most prestigious street faces charges of assaulting her new boyfriend following her separation from her husband.
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Alexandra Jakob, renowned for her brand Bondi Boost specializing in haircare products, has been accused by NSW Police of common assault and property damage stemming from an alleged altercation on January 17th. According to court documents, Ms. Jakob purportedly assaulted her partner, Michael Burn, and damaged a door at an address in Point Piper during the early hours of the morning.
Despite pleading not guilty, Ms. Jakob is scheduled to appear in Downing Centre Court on August 28th, as reported by the Daily Telegraph. She has been released on bail under the condition that she refrains from contacting, harassing, or threatening Mr. Burn, and abstains from damaging his property or any animals he owns. Additionally, she must not be in Mr. Burn’s presence within 12 hours of consuming alcohol or illicit substances, and an interim apprehended violence order has been issued for Mr. Burn’s protection.
NSW Police have charged Alexandra Jakob (pictured with partner Michael Burn) with common assault and destroying or damaging property in relation to an alleged incident on January 17
Ms. Jakob, formerly married to tech investor Gabriel Jakob, co-owner of the investment firm Hyper Capital, resides in the affluent suburb of Point Piper with her ex-husband. The couple’s real estate portfolio includes three luxurious waterfront properties on Wolseley Street, acquired without external financing. Notably, they purchased a $27 million vacant lot overlooking Sydney Harbour in late 2022, sparking rumors of plans to amalgamate their properties into a grand waterfront mansion.
All references to her previous marriage have been expunged from Ms. Jakob’s Instagram profile, where she has been sharing images of her relationship with her new partner since September. Their first property acquisition on Wolseley Street in 2019 was followed by subsequent purchases, positioning their residences along one of Sydney’s most sought-after addresses.
The pair own three waterfront properties on Wolseley Street in Point Piper, one of the most exclusive suburbs in Sydney’s eastern suburbs
All traces of her marriage have been removed from Ms Jakob’s Instagram page, where she has been sharing photos of her new man since September (pictured)
In late 2022, the Jakobs purchased a vacant lot overlooking Sydney Harbour for $27million in September 2022 from the son of Chinese billionaire Wu Li (pictured)
SOURCE: THE DAILY MAIL