The hidden marriage of one of the world's richest technology entrepreneurs

One of the co-founders of the company Google, Sergey Brinhe married his girlfriend Nicole Shanahan, a lawyer with whom he started dating for two years. According to a source who spoke with Page six, ceremony "It was a long time ago" and only a few acquaintances knew it.

Both are parents of a girl who was born at the end of last year. This is the second marriage of the billionaire, who divorced his wife Anne Wojcicki in 2015 after eight years of marriage and two children together. The break was due to Brin's infidelity, who had an affair with a young Google manager, Amanda Rosenberg. The founder had to leave the family home. Before getting married, they had signed an agreement before the wedding, so that Google as a company did not have any problem.

His current wife, Shanahan, 34, as well as a lawyer, is the creator of ClearAccessIP technology company. In addition, he is involved in social causes. One of them is to help women who wish to become mothers within a certain time and to do this, they use the freezing of their eggs.

Last Monday, Shanahan gave a lecture in California on this problem and enthusiastically confessed: "Like many women who are not yet ready to start a family at 30, I decided to take charge of the problem and to freeze the embryos After three unsuccessful attempts and more than three dozen visits to fertility centers in the Bay Area, I found out that it was not as strong as I thought".

The lawyer is committed to helping other women her age who wish to postpone their desire to be a mother, and at age 40 they have only a 5% chance of becoming pregnant, according to the data provided at the time. the conference. As a result, he announced the donation of nearly $ 7.5 million in aid that will be used by the Institute for Research on Aging and its foundation. "I consider it crazy that my reproductive organs are considered old long before an organ starts to show any sign of aging, "said the businesswoman.

Sergey Brin, 46, founded Google in 1996, alongside Larry Page. He currently chairs Alphabet Inc and makes a significant donation to Parkinson's research. In 2008, revealed to be afraid of suffering from this disease, after discovering that he had inherited from his mother – diagnosed ten years earlier – a genetic mutation that gave him a 50% chance of suffering the same harm. "It's clear that I have a lot of chances to develop Paakinson in my life, more than a normal person."