Mike gal kept nups hush-hush
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Mike Bloomberg’s daughter Emma has married for the second time, quietly tying the knot with Jeremiah Kittredge, the scandalscarred former CEO of a group that advocated for charter schools, The Post has learned.
Emma, 40, the billionaire’s elder of two daughters, and Kittredge, 33, have kept their wedding a closely held secret for a year — never announcing the divorce from her first husband or the new nuptials.
The marriage was confirmed Saturday amid Bloomberg’s run for the 2020 Democratic Party presidential nomination.
Rabbi Daniel Gropper of the Community Synagogue of Rye in Westchester County officiated at the ceremony, which was held in New York City, a source said.
The couple could not be reached for comment. A spokesman for the Bloomberg campaign did not respond to questions.
Before that, the only hint of Emma’s remarriage came in a previously unnoticed January 2019 synagogue newsletter welcoming the couple as new members.
Kittredge led the onceprominent Families for Excellent Schools, which spent nearly $10 million on TV ads and lobbying for charter schools in 2014.
But the group imploded in early 2018. First, it fired Kittredge over accusations of “inappropriate behavior” by a non-employee, charges stemming from a woman’s complaint that Kittredge commented on her “big boobs,” Politico reported.
A week later, the organization abruptly closed, citing a lack of financial support. In January 2019, it agreed to pay $425,000 to settle allegations of campaign finance violations, according to reports.