Michael Bloomberg’s Daughter Ends Engagement with Justin Waterman

Former New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg’s daughter Georgina has split from fiancé Justin Waterman.

The couple, who only just welcomed a baby girl in June, have separated, according to Page Six.

In June, the equestrian shared a delightful series of images featuring the baby, accompanied by a caption that said: ‘Scarlett entered our world on June 13th, quickly capturing the spotlight and our hearts.’

But sources noted at the time that Waterman was absent from the snaps.

The sources told Page Six that the split is the talk of the town at their Westchester horse club, The Century Country Club. 

However, it’s unclear exactly when they split.  

The now-former couple also share a son, Sebastian, who was born in 2023. 

Georgina also has one child, Jasper, who was born in 2013 with ex Ramiro Quintana, who is an Olympic show jumping rider.  

The couple got engaged in April 2022, after they had been together for three years. 

Waterman is a partner and advisor at Summit Trail Advisors, an investment advisory firm.

In June 2024, Georgina dedicated a heartfelt Instagram post to her father, Michael Bloomberg, for Father’s Day, but noticeably did not include photos of Waterman.

She shared various photos of Michael holding her children as he was honored with the Presidential Medal of Freedom at the White House that year.  

‘I saved these for today… happy Father’s Day @mikebloomberg,’ Georgina wrote in the caption of the photo series.  

‘We take pride in calling you dad and grandpa every day, but watching you receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom at the White House last month was a wonderful reminder of why,’ her message added at the time.

In a 2021 interview with Avenue Magazine, Georgina shared her thoughts on balancing family with her love of her job as a professional equestrian.

She is also the owner of the equestrian team New York Empire. 

‘You have to face a life decision as to whether you want to have children and have a family, or whether you want to pursue this,’ she told the outlet at the time.

‘When I look at the top, and I see the time they put in, and the sacrifices they make and what their family situation is, what their lifestyle is — I don’t want to be them,’ she continued.

‘I want to have their level of success, but I know what it takes to have their level of success, and I don’t want to do that. I’ve seen what it takes, and men get let off easy that way.’

She had also shared at the time that she didn’t want to stop competing.

‘To me, when I go to the barn, it’s not for pleasure. It’s because I’m preparing for the next competition. I’m supercompetitive. Don’t play me in Scattergories,’ she said.