Paulina Porizkova reveals identity of new boyfriend with PDA photo
Paulina Porizkova revealed that her mystery boyfriend is television writer and producer Jeff Greenstein just days after sharing that she had found love again.
The 58-year-old model divulged her new boyfriend’s identity by posting a PDA-packed Instagram photo with the “Will & Grace” producer on Thursday.
“Three months of laughter, kisses, banter, love and unalloyed goofiness, celebrated in the goofiest of ways in the most romantic city in the world,” Porizkova captioned a photo where she was seen kissing Greenstein in front of the Eiffel Tower in Paris.
She then tagged his Instagram handle, adding the hashtags, #goofballsunite #betweenjloandbettywhite #gratitude #grateful #paris #love #threemonthsandcounting and #threemonthaversary.
She also thanked her fans for being supportive of her new relationship.
“Thank you, thank you all ever so much for the outpouring of love and support for my happiness. I’m overcome with your generosity,” she wrote.
Greenstein also made their romance Instagram-official by posting a photo with Porizkova on his own social media on Wednesday.
He shared a photo of the duo laughing, captioning the pic, “I think you can tell.”
And they both posted photos of them deleting their dating apps off of their phones.
“This is what commitment looks like these days. Deleting the dating app on which we met. Thank you @raya and goodbye. ♥️ @paulinaporizkov,” he captioned the photo.
Porizkova’s friends and fans flooded the comments section of her post to celebrate this new chapter in her life.
“Oh and he’s goofy as well?!?! Perfect! ( mind you – he DID hit the jackpot let’s face it 😉😍),” actress Rebecca Gibney, 58, commented.
“Very happy for you!!! I hear it’s hard to meet a good man these days!!,” a fan wrote.
“I’m just so happy for a person I don’t know, because I checked out his profile and he’s a really good guy!” another added.
Greenstein is known for his work on several hit sitcoms including “Friends,” “Will & Grace,” “Desperate Housewives” and “Parenthood.” According to his Instagram bio, he is also a photographer and co-hosts the film photography podcast “I Dream of Cameras.”
Raised in a suburb outside of Atlanta, the Emmy nominee graduated from Tufts University where he studied computer science but ultimately switched to studying film and dance.
Porizkova first hinted at being off the market last week when she posted a photo of their shadows kissing, though she played coy about whose lips were on hers.
“Love is in the air,” she captioned the mysterious photo.
The Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model discussed her dating woes in an exclusive interview with Page Six in January.
“I’m not kidding, 75 percent of the men that I’ve come on a date with when I ask them what went wrong in their last relationship, they will tell me that their wives had a borderline disorder,” she said, adding that her dates would often criticize their ex-wives in a way that rubbed her the wrong way.
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She added, “The last time that happened, I stood up in the middle of dinner and walked out. I didn’t even wait for the entrées to come. I was like, ‘You know what? Good luck finding a sane woman. I’m done.’”
The “Her Alibi” star said that after weeding out those bad dates, there were “very few men left.”
Porizkova married Ric Ocasek in 1989. She had two sons, Jonathan and Oliver, with the late Cars frontman.
The couple announced their separation in 2018 and was in the midst of divorcing when the musician died unexpectedly following heart surgery in 2019 at age 75.
After his passing, Porizkova was shocked to find that Ocesek wrote her out of his will weeks before his death, citing “abandonment.”
Porizkova also briefly dated screenwriter Aaron Sorkin, 61. They broke up in 2021 but she shared how “grateful” she was for his presence in her life.
“He helped heal me and reclaim myself. There truly may be no better man, no man who’s more genuinely ‘good.’ He’s brilliant and witty and funny and sexy,” she wrote on Instagram at the time. “But it doesn’t matter how much we may wish we were birds of a feather – we’re still a duck and a goose.”
