In the glamorous world of celebrities, there’s always something brewing—especially when Leonardo DiCaprio is involved.
Fresh off the controversy of attending Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez’s lavish wedding in Italy, DiCaprio was spotted again, this time in Paris, trying his hardest to go unnoticed while slipping out of a star-studded dinner hosted by the newlywed Sanchez.
But as much as he tried to stay hidden, the cameras—and the critics—weren’t far behind.
Keeping a Low Profile in a High-Profile Crowd
DiCaprio, 50, was seen exiting the upscale Laperouse restaurant dressed down in all black, with a face mask and baseball cap pulled low to cover most of his face.
Fans outside watched curiously as the Hollywood actor was ushered to a nearby SUV by a suited bodyguard.
Notably missing from the scene was his 27-year-old model girlfriend, Vittoria Ceretti, who had accompanied him to the now-infamous Bezos-Sanchez wedding just weeks before.
Lauren Sanchez Steals the Spotlight in Paris
Meanwhile, the hostess of the evening, Lauren Sanchez, didn’t shy away from attention.
She made a bold appearance in a striking red Versace latex dress, paired with a sleek hairstyle and a luxury Hermès Kelly bag worth more than $50,000.
The newly minted Mrs. Bezos, 55, was glowing during what appears to be one of her first public appearances since tying the knot.
Model Brooks Nader was also spotted at the dinner looking equally glamorous in a daring sheer halter top and black capris.
A-Listers Reunite as Paris Fashion Week Begins
The dinner coincided with the kickoff of Paris Fashion Week, and brought together many of the same faces who attended the couple’s extravagant wedding in Venice last month.
From Kim Kardashian to Ivanka Trump, Kris Jenner, and even Bill Gates, the event was packed with big names.
The wedding itself was a multi-day spectacle, featuring performances by Ellie Goulding and Usher, multiple themed parties, and a ceremony held in a restored amphitheater.
Sanchez wore a custom Dolce & Gabbana gown that reportedly took over 900 hours to complete.
The Hypocrisy Debate Heats Up Again
Despite his efforts to fly under the radar, DiCaprio’s attendance at the wedding didn’t go unnoticed—and it hasn’t sat well with some fans.
Given his well-documented passion for climate activism, people were quick to call him out for partying with billionaires and attending an event where over 90 private jets reportedly flew into Venice.
Social media lit up with criticism, mocking DiCaprio for his “hypocrisy,” especially when he was seen in photos hiding behind his cap and tux while boarding a water taxi.
Internet Reacts: “Is He Embarrassed or Just Hiding?”
Online commenters weren’t holding back.
Some accused him of being a “sellout,” while others questioned how someone so vocal about climate change could be rubbing shoulders with Bezos, whose carbon footprint has been heavily scrutinized.
“Leo trying to hide because he’s embarrassed to be seen there or what?” one person asked.
Others piled on, calling him “phony” and “hypocritical.” A Reddit thread discussing the event was filled with jabs like, “He wants us to reduce our usage so he can keep flying private.”
Some Fans Come to His Defense
Not everyone was ready to cancel the Oscar winner.
A few fans tried to rationalize his outfit choices, claiming DiCaprio has always dressed that way in public to avoid being mobbed.
Still, even those defending his low-key fashion weren’t thrilled he showed up at the Bezos wedding.
“Yeah, I get the disguise, but gross of him to go to this regardless,” one user wrote.
DiCaprio Returns to Activism—But Is It Too Late?
In the days after the wedding drama, DiCaprio went back to posting about his environmental work.
He took to Instagram to celebrate the preservation of Guafo Island in Chile, explaining that the privately purchased land would now be protected from destructive industries and turned into a national park.
He described it as a “critical area for global biodiversity,” home to endangered species like Magellanic Penguins and Marine Otters.
The update felt like a sharp pivot from his wedding appearance, and for some critics, it came off as damage control.
Critics Aren’t Buying It
Despite the Instagram post, backlash continued.
Many pointed out that while DiCaprio preaches about environmentalism, his jet-setting lifestyle seems to say otherwise.
Some fans even referenced a past trip to Mexico on a private jet earlier this year, right in the middle of devastating wildfires in Los Angeles.
“Flying private to a billionaire wedding and then talking about conservation doesn’t sit right,” one Reddit user noted.
Another added, “He wants to be carbon neutral off the backs of regular people recycling.”
The Longstanding Question About Leo’s Climate Cred
To be fair, DiCaprio has consistently spoken about environmental issues.
He’s launched his own foundation, championed global climate action, and received humanitarian awards.
In past interviews, he’s passionately described the world’s “nine-year window” to make real change.
Still, the contradiction between his values and his lifestyle continues to follow him.
Can a man who vacations on yachts and attends luxury weddings still be the face of climate activism? Many fans aren’t convinced.
Fame, Wealth, and Environmental Responsibility—Can They Coexist?
In the end, DiCaprio’s appearance in Paris—just days after a lavish Italian wedding—reignites a debate that seems to surface every few months.
Can celebrities use their platforms for good while still living large? Or does their message lose credibility when it’s delivered from the back of a private jet?
For now, Leonardo DiCaprio seems committed to both his environmental work and his elite social circle.
But in the age of accountability, his followers are watching closely—and calling it out when the lines blur.