Celebs like Tom Brady and Bennifer partied at a billionaire's Hamptons mansion for the Fourth of July — here's a look inside Michael Rubin's star-studded 'White Party'

Tom Brady, Ben Affleck, and Jennifer Lopez pose for a photo at Michael Rubin's 2023 white party.
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  • Billionaire Michael Rubin hosted a star-studded party at his Hamptons home on Monday.

  • A-listers like Jennifer Lopez, Kim Kardashian, Ben Affleck, Tom Brady, and more were in attendance.

  • Rubin is the CEO of sports retail site Fanatics, with a reported net worth of over $11 billion.

Numerous A-list celebrities converged on the Hamptons on Monday for billionaire Michael Rubin's white party, including Kim Kardashian, Jennifer Lopez, Emily Ratajkowski, Tom Brady, and Ben Affleck.

Photos from the star-studded event show guests partying by the pool and dancing into the night, all clad in white outfits.

According to a source close to Rubin, Usher and Ne-Yo also gave spur-of-the-moment performances during the July 3 event as well.

Here's everything you need to know about the high-profile party.

James Harden, Tom Brady, Michael Rubin, and Devin Booker at the 2023 white party.
James Harden, Tom Brady, Michael Rubin (second from right), and Devin Booker at the 2023 white party.Michael Rubin

Who is Michael Rubin?

Rubin is the CEO of online sports merchandise retailer Fanatics, and according to Forbes, currently has a net worth of over $11 billion.

A 2021 profile of Rubin by Insider's John Lynch detailed how the billionaire launched his career, from starting a successful ski equipment business out of his parents' basement in Philadelphia while in high school to founding an apparel and logistics company (Global Sports Incorporated, later GSI Commerce) in his 20s that he later sold to eBay for $2.4 billion. As part of that deal, Rubin, then in his 30s, got Fanatics, which was the sports e-commerce arm of GSI, and eventually built it into a major online retailer.

Lynch reported in his profile that Rubin is also known for his friendships with celebrities and his penchant for throwing star-studded soirees, including Super Bowl watch parties that in the past have included attendees ranging from sports legends to A-list Hollywood actors.

"One of the things I love doing is putting great people together," Rubin told Lynch of his high-profile events.

Celebrity guests at the 2023 white party included Lala Anthony, Kim Kardashian, Lori Harvey, Hailey Bieber, and Kendall Jenner
Celebrity guests at the 2023 white party included Lala Anthony, Kim Kardashian, Lori Harvey, Hailey Bieber, and Kendall JennerMichael Rubin

Michael Rubin's 'White Party' is a star-studded annual event

As the title suggests, the event features a strict dress code of all-white clothing, and has been hosted the past few years by Rubin and his girlfriend Camille Fishel at their Hamptons estate.

The first party, according to Page Six, occurred in 2021, and served as a housewarming for Rubin's $50 million Bridgehampton property. For last year's event, guests reportedly received a $700 bottle of Champagne along with their invite.

Jay-Z and Beyoncé at the 2023 white party.
Jay-Z and Beyoncé at the 2023 white party.Michael Rubin

Celebrities at Rubin's 2023 White Party included A-listers from Kim Kardashian to Leonardo DiCaprio

A source close to Rubin told Insider that this year's party featured tons of celebrity guests, including Lopez, Affleck, Brady, Kardashian, Ratajkowski, Jay-Z, Beyonce, Kendall Jenner, Lori Harvey, Leonardo DiCaprio, Travis Scott, Justin and Hailey Bieber, Odell Beckham Jr., and Kenny Chesney.

The source also told Insider that Jack Harlow, Scott, and Druski all DJ'd during the event, in addition to the impromptu musical performances by Usher and Ne-Yo.

Attendees of this year's white party, including Lori Harvey and Rubin's teenage daughter Kylie, also shared their own footage of the event to social media.

Read the original article on Insider