Mets owner Steve Cohen’s daughter Sophia Cohen got betrothal for the second time
- Steve Cohen’s daughter Sophia Cohen is engaged to CAA agent Harrison Waterstreet.
- This is her second engagement, she was previously engaged to financier Jason Levine.
- His father, Steve is an American billionaire who is the founder and CEO of hedge fund firm Point 72 Asset Management.
Sophia Cohen is officially engaged!
Sophia Cohen, the daughter of billionaire hedge funder Steve Cohen, gets engaged to CAA agent Harrison Waterstreet.
Harrison is an agent in the talent giant’s movie division, who has been working since 2019.
Last week, Waterstreet popped the question to Cohen at her home in Connecticut and had an intimate celebration with their family, according to Page Six.
This is the second time, Sophia has gotten engagement. She was previously engaged to financier Jason Levine, who has a private equity firm called L Catterson in Montauk.
According to the August 2019 Page Six report, the pair “took the quintessential romantic long walk on the beach and ended up engaged,” with Cohen later showing off a “massive oval diamond ring.”
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They celebrated the moment at a Saks-sponsored barbecue at Hero Beach Club. The party was hosted by Sara and Erin Foster.
However, their relationship didn’t last long as the couple called off their engagement nine months later.
A representative for the Cohen family confirmed the Page Six in December 2020,
“Sophie’s engagement to Jason Levine ended in April. She is happy and wishes him well,”
Similarly, the Artnet News gossip column Wet Paint reported that Sophia returned Levine’s engagement ring alongside “a case of valuable red wine” following the split.
What is the net worth of Steve Cohen?
Steve Cohen is an American billionaire who is the founder and CEO of hedge fund firm Point 72 Asset Management.
He also owns the New York Mets in 2020 for $2.4 billion, the highest sale price ever for an MLB team.
As of 2023, his net worth is approximately $19.8 billion. He ranks 91 on the Forbes World’s Billionaires list.
Previously, he also ran SAC Capital which he was later forced to shut down after the firm pleaded guilty to insider trading charges that cost Cohen $1.8 billion in penalties.
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