Wedding bells will be ringing in Hyannis Port on Cape Cod on July 7 when Robert F. Kennedy III marries Amaryllis Fox.
The son of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and his first wife Emily Black has been quietly seeing the former CIA spy for about a year.
All the Kennedy cousins are expected at the family compound for the nuptials, plus a smattering of Hollywood stars.
“This is the American equivalent of a royal wedding,” gushed one Kennedy watcher. “And the groom is one of the more dashing of the Kennedy men.”
Fox, 36, the daughter of an English actress, was born in New York. But before she got to Oxford, when she was only 18, she did an interview for the BBC at a refugee camp in Burma, which ended up landing her a brief stint in a Burmese prison.
After joining the CIA, Fox served in 16 countries in Africa, Asia and the Middle East, before leaving government service in 2010. A coding expert, Fox even developed an algorithm to predict terrorist activity.
RFK III, 33, had previously dated Montana Coady, ex-wife of Starz CEO Chris Albrecht.
Kennedy, a regular at film festivals, is writing and producing “Freak Power,” the story of Hunter S. Thompson’s 1970 campaign for sheriff (often called quixotic) of Pitkin County in Colorado.
Fox is the founder of Mulu, a social-media network that enables people to make product recommendations and direct a percentage of the revenue they make to a charity of their choosing.
A friend of the lovebirds said, “They met in the desert through mutual friends four years ago. They share a commitment to social justice.”