Paula Pratt: Sydney society wedding for billionaire daughter
Preparations are being made for Paula Pratt, the daughter of late cardboard mogul Richard Pratt, to walk down the aisle.
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THE stage is set for a billionaire wedding in Sydney.
Paula Pratt, the daughter of late cardboard mogul Richard Pratt and horse trainer Shari-Lea Hitchcock, celebrated her bridal shower with a small group of 26 friends and family at China Doll restaurant in Woolloomooloo on Sunday.
Pratt, 24, and fiance analyst Nassib Thoumi are set to tie the knot in a private ceremony in Sydney next month.
The 26 guests at the bridal shower included girlfriend Dakota Phillips Glyde, for whom Pratt herself was a bridesmaid last year.
Phillip Glyde is believed to be in Pratt’s bridal party, as is Tiffany Bowen-Hughes, the daughter of Dotti retail co-founder Linda Bowen.
NSW Minister for Framilies and Communities Natasha Maclaren-Jones was also in attendance.
Born in 1997, Pratt, the product of the Melbourne billionaire’s 18-year-long relationship with Hitchcock, reportedly won a settlement from her late father’s estate worth millions.
The cardboard king died in 2009. That year, Pratt was ranked the fourth richest person in Australia with a worth of $5.48 billion.
He had three adult children to wife Jeanne Pratt — Anthony Pratt, Heloise Waislitz and Fiona Geminder.
Paula meanwhile grew up in Sydney’s east and studied finance at Sydney University. She and Nasssib are understood to have met while studying.