Australian celebrities spotted at Parisian wedding of billionaire heiress Tamie Ingham

Karl and Jasmine Stefanovic, Lachlan Murdoch and Michael Wipfli were among a host of stars at the lavish Parisian wedding of Aussie heiress Tamie Ingham.

Australian media royalty have gathered in Paris for the wedding of billionaire chicken heiress Tamie Ingham.

Sydney-based Tamie, 38, wed her celebrity chef partner Guillaume Brahimi, 55, at the lavish Musée Rodin (Rodin Museum) in the French capital today, with Jasmine Stefanovic, News Corp co-chairman Lachlan Murdoch and AFL CEO Gillon McLachlan among the high-profile wedding party.

The wedding of Guillaume Brahimi and Tamie Ingham at the Rodin Museum. Picture: BACKGRID

The groomsmen arrive … Including Lachlan Murdoch and Gillon McLachlan. Picture: BACKGRID

Jasmine Stefanovic was among the bridal party. Picture: BACKGRID

Today host Karl Stefanovic was also among the guests at the black-tie affair, along with Nova co-host Michael ‘Wippa’ Wipfli and his wife Lisa.

Following the ceremony at the art museum, guests were moved to Maxim’s de Paris restaurant for the reception. The venue was opened in 1893, and is described on its website as a “flamboyant art nouveau institution” serving champagne, caviar and refined French classics.

Karl Stefanovic joined guests in a black tuxedo. Picture: BACKGRID

Nova’s Michael ‘Wippa’ Wipfli was also spotted in the crowd.

Tamie and Guillaume – a French-born chef based in Sydney – began dating in 2020. The pair are relatively private, having made no announcement about when their engagement was.

Meanwhile, Tamie and Jasmine have been friends for years, having previously run a designer shoe business Mara & Mine together, which they’re currently taking a break from after launching in 2010.

Jasmine, 39, is reported to have introduced the newlyweds, with Karl, 48, being a close friend of the groom.

Jasmine Stefanovic and Tamie Ingham founded designer shoe label Mara & Mine in 2010.

Tamie is heiress to the hugely-successful Ingham poultry business, which was founded by the late Walter Ingham Sr in 1918 as a gift to his son, Walter Ingham Jr.

After Walter Ingham Jr’s death in 1953, his sons, Bob (who died in 2020) and Jack (who died in 2003), built the company into the largest producer of chickens and turkeys in Australia. The company was sold to TPG Capital in 2014 for $880 million.

According to the 2019 Financial Review Rich List, the Ingham family net worth was valued at $1.17 billion.

Tamie is one of Jack Ingham’s grandchildren.

Young members of the Ingham family have made headlines in recent years for different business deals, record-breaking house sales and showing their wealthy lifestyles on Instagram.