Jeff Bezos’ ex-wife files for divorce from second husband

Jeff Bezos’ ex-wife, billionaire Mackenzie Scott, has filed for divorce from her second husband, Dan Jewett.

MacKenzie Scott, the ex-wife of the billionaire Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, filed for divorce for a second time Monday, according to a report.

Scott, a billionaire philanthropist herself, is ending her marriage to former science teacher Dan Jewett less than two years after the pair quietly wed in March 2021, according to a court filing obtained by the New York Times — the New York Post reports.

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Dan Jewett and MacKenzie Scott are divorcing after less than two years of marriage. Source: The Giving Pledge

Jewett — who taught at the prestigious school Scott and Bezos’ children attended — did not contest the divorce, according to the documents. A prenuptial agreement had already assigned who will get what in the divorce.

Scott’s second divorce comes just three years after she and Bezos announced their break-up after a quarter century together. The ex-couple have four children together.

Jeff Bezos (L) and MacKenzie Bezos in 2018. Picture: Dia Dipasupil/Getty

Ahead of her divorce from Jewett, Scott began scrubbing mentions of him on her online profiles, the Times reported.

Her profile on the Giving Pledge, a website where billionaires promise to give away half of their fortune before they died, no longer connects to a profile for Jewett. A photo of the couple together has been replaced by a headshot of Scott.

Jewett had been a science teacher at the prestigious school where Scott and Bezos’ children attended. Picture: New York Post

Her Amazon author bio no longer mentions Jewett and she unceremoniously removed his name from a Medium post she had written about their philanthropic gifts last year.

Scott, who became the 12th richest person in the world after receiving half of Bezos’ assets in her divorce, has avoided media attention while donating huge chunks of money not commonly seen among philanthropists.

This article originally appeared on the New York Post and was recreated here with permission.