They’re hustling to Brussels!
Bill White and his husband, Bryan Eure, got a bipartisan sendoff on the flight deck of the Intrepid Museum in NYC after White was confirmed as President Trump’s ambassador to Belgium.
The historic floating site was coincidentally where Trump launched “Celebrity Apprentice” with White in 2008, when White was the Intrepid foundation and museum’s president and trustee at the time.
Guests included Mayor Eric Adams, mayoral hopeful Andrew Cuomo, former Fox News anchor Bill O’Reilly and Newsmax CEO Chris Ruddy, as well as various aristocrats and diplos.
The fete was hosted by Intrepid co-chairmen Bruce Mosler and Ken Fisher, while famed attorney David Boies — who officiated White and Eure’s wedding 14 years ago — toasted the couple.
Trump’s sister Elizabeth also addressed attendees.
Prior to their European adventure, White and Eure sold their West Palm Beach, Fla., home to former Las Vegas casino mogul Steve Wynn and his wife, Andrea Hissom, for $12.9, sources exclusively told Page Six in December.
We reported at the time that, Wynn, “plans for his stepsons Alex and Nick Hissom to redevelop the property with its own dock and views of Mar-a-Lago into a one of a kind Palm Beach manse,” a source said.
White and Eure are known as mega-fundraisers for Trump who also have close ties to First Lady Melania Trump.
Last year they attended an intimate gathering of megadonors at the Trumps’ NYC penthouse to drum up donations for Log Cabin Republicans, the conservative LGBT group.
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