With a 29-year gap: Billionaire Teddy Sagi and his partner caught together
Teddy Sagi and his German partner Kim Dammer, who is 29 years his junior, were spotted together at a restaurant in Tel Aviv after two years of a relationship kept away from the spotlight and paparazzi cameras.
Businessman and billionaire Teddy Sagi (54) and his partner of the last two years, German model Kim Dammer (25), were recently caught in a rare moment of a public date at a restaurant in Tel Aviv, as reported on 'Good Evening with Guy Pines'. While most well-known couples in the local and international scene rush to document every glamorous vacation and romantic moment on social media, the two make sure to keep a low profile, far from the cameras.
The age gap of about 29 years does not prevent the two from maintaining a stable and close relationship. Dammer, who was born in Oberhausen, Germany, broke into the public consciousness in 2019 when she participated in the reality show 'Germany's Next Topmodel'. Since then, she has been represented by prestigious modeling agencies such as Women Paris and Next Miami, regularly attends luxury events such as the Cannes Film Festival, and has even launched an independent career as the owner of a diamond jewelry brand called Kimi Diamonds. Her background also has a Jewish connection, thanks to her maternal grandmother who comes from a Polish-Jewish family.
For Sagi, this is another chapter in his personal life, after separating in 2024 from his long-time partner, former beauty queen Yael Nazari, with whom he has six children. Sagi has another eldest daughter, Yuli Sagi, from a previous relationship with Limor Bahat (mother of Coral Simanovich).
On the business level, Sagi is consistently considered one of the richest people in Israel according to Forbes magazine rankings. He built his vast fortune mainly through founding, growing, and taking public technology and fintech companies on the London Stock Exchange, alongside extensive activity in international real estate. Among the prominent milestones in his career are the online gambling software giant Playtech, which he founded in 1999, the payment processing company SafeCharge, and the cybersecurity and VPN company Kape Technologies.
From 'Guy Pines'
