There are no hard feelings between Alex Rodriguez and his new flame's ex-husband.
The Yankees slugger has been seeing Anne Wojcicki, the CEO and co-founder of genetic research firm 23andMe and the ex-wife of Google co-founder Sergey Brin. The couple was spotted together at the Met Gala in New York City on Monday.
Not only did they attend the huge event together, but they took a ride to it along with Brin and his girlfriend, Nicole Shanahan.
"Alex and Anne arrived with Sergey and Nicole but were sure to be photographed separately," a source told Page Six. "They all hung out, then they left together. They are all good friends."
Brin and Wojcicki were married for eight years, but divorced in 2015. The couple separated in 2013 when Wojcicki was "blindsided" by Brin starting another relationship with Amanda Rosenberg, another person at Google.
Wojcicki has been linked to Rodriguez for a few months, while Brin has been seeing Shanahan, the founder and CEO of patent-technology company, ClearAccesIP, according to Page Six, for at least a year.
Wojcicki was very private about her relationship with Rodriguez in the beginning, but it seems they've gone fully public now. The 14-time All Star has a sordid history with women, and his new techy girlfriend is certainly a deviation from his usual dating resume.
Rodriguez has been linked to such blonde celebrities as Cameron Diaz, Kate Hudson, Madonna and Torrie Wilson. Unlike these ladies, Wojcicki has the rare distinction of being wealthier than the MLB slugger.
HIs last serious relationship was with Wilson, but they split up in February 2015 and remain friends.
The 2009 World Series champion was said to be quite taken with his new girlfriend.
"Alex and Anne are spending time together and have been on a few dates," a source told Page Six in March. "It is very new. He finds her interesting, inspirational and very smart."
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