Kaylah Walton
On a recent holiday weekend, actor Leonardo DiCaprio was seen being a hero at a lavish Hamptons party, coming to the aid of a very intoxicated guest. The party was hosted by his longtime friend, hospitality mogul Richie Akiva. An eyewitness revealed that DiCaprio took on the responsibility of helping a severely inebriated individual who was on the verge of collapsing.
The witness described the scene where DiCaprio supported the drunk guest, ensuring they didn’t fall over by placing them near a pole. With a gesture of care, DiCaprio placed his hand on the pole to prevent the individual from falling and advised them to “Stay there.” Surprisingly, the guest managed to maintain their balance by clinging onto the pole.
The 49-year-old actor, known for his role in the movie “The Great Gatsby,” attended the party with his close friend Tobey Maguire. Meanwhile, his girlfriend, model Vittoria Ceretti, was in Italy filming an advertisement for Dolce and Gabbana alongside actor Theo James.
Despite being surrounded by numerous female attendees at the party, sources confirm that DiCaprio and Ceretti are still in a strong relationship, with their most recent public appearance being at a Rolling Stones concert in May.
Good Deeds of Leo
The star-studded event also included a performance by rapper ASAP Ferg and guests like Twitter founder Jack Dorsey, NBA star James Harden, Corey Gamble, who is Kris Jenner’s partner, and Brooks Nader, a Sports Illustrated model who is newly single. The weekend filled with DiCaprio sightings continued as he, Maguire, and Akiva were seen at another party hosted by Ambra Battilana Gutierrez the night before.
DiCaprio’s compassionate behavior at the party demonstrates his caring nature, despite being a top-tier celebrity. It is heartening to witness someone of his stature extending a helping hand, even in the laid-back atmosphere of a holiday weekend in the Hamptons. This incident serves as a reminder that even the biggest stars can exhibit kindness and empathy, leaving a positive impact on those around them.
