1/18Love birds Erica Packer and Enrique Martinez walk in the streets of Paris. Picture: Backgrid
Love springs anew for Erica in Paris
Love is in the air for James Packer’s ex-wife Erica who has been spotted in Paris with handsome Cuban-born artist Enrique Martínez Celaya.
2/18Love birds Erica Packer and Enrique Martinez walk in the streets of Paris. Picture: Backgrid
3/18Love birds Erica Packer and Enrique Martinez walk in the streets of Paris. Picture: Backgrid
4/18Love birds Erica Packer and Enrique Martinez walk in the streets of Paris. Picture: Backgrid
5/18Love birds Erica Packer and Enrique Martinez walk in the streets of Paris. Picture: Backgrid
6/18Love birds Erica Packer and Enrique Martinez walk in the streets of Paris. Picture: Backgrid
7/18Love birds Erica Packer and Enrique Martinez walk in the streets of Paris. Picture: Backgrid
8/18Love birds Erica Packer and Enrique Martinez walk in the streets of Paris. Picture: Backgrid
9/18Love birds Erica Packer and Enrique Martinez walk in the streets of Paris. Picture: Backgrid
10/18Love birds Erica Packer and Enrique Martinez walk in the streets of Paris. Picture: Backgrid
11/18Love birds Erica Packer and Enrique Martinez walk in the streets of Paris. Picture: Backgrid
12/18Love birds Erica Packer and Enrique Martinez walk in the streets of Paris. Picture: Backgrid
13/18Love birds Erica Packer and Enrique Martinez walk in the streets of Paris. Picture: Backgrid
14/18Love birds Erica Packer and Enrique Martinez walk in the streets of Paris. Picture: Backgrid
15/18Love birds Erica Packer and Enrique Martinez walk in the streets of Paris. Picture: Backgrid
16/18Love birds Erica Packer and Enrique Martinez walk in the streets of Paris. Picture: Backgrid
17/18Love birds Erica Packer and Enrique Martinez walk in the streets of Paris. Picture: Backgrid
18/18Love birds Erica Packer and Enrique Martinez walk in the streets of Paris. Picture: Backgrid
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