Billionaire Walmart heiress Paige Laurie sparks marriage buzz as she dons bridal white mini dress and huge diamond wedding band during Paris trip with partner Alexander and her parents - ten years after bitter divorce

Billionaire Walmart heiress Paige Laurie appears to have tied the knot for a second time during a stunning Paris ceremony - ten years after enduring a bitter divorce from her first husband.  

The socialite sparked fierce marriage rumors as she was spotted wearing an all-white mini dress in Paris alongside her fiancé Alexander Ersoff and her billionaire parents over the weekend.

Photographers caught Paige, 42, who went through a very messy and public divorce back in 2014, exiting a hotel in the City of Love surrounded by her partner and loved ones on Sunday.

The blonde beauty donned a strapless white mini dress for the outing, which she paired with strappy heels, an eye-popping diamond necklace, and matching earrings.

She kept her light locks pulled back in a tight, slicked-back ponytail and wore striking makeup.

Did Walmart heiress Paige Laurie walk down the aisle for a second time? The socialite has sparked fierce marriage rumors as she was spotted wearing an all-white gown in Paris

Photographers caught Paige, 42, exiting a hotel in the City of Love alongside her fiancé Alexander Ersoff and other loved ones over the weekend

She was wearing what appeared to be a large diamond wedding band alongside her impressive engagement ring  

The blonde beauty donned a strapless white mini dress for the outing, while her partner Alexander (seen) opted for a lavender suit

Her partner Alexander, who works as the managing partner at EKK Food Group, opted for a lavender suit. 

The couple were joined by their friends and family members as they made their way into a waiting vehicle, who all also wore formal outfits.

Paige seemed to confirm that she and Alexander tied the knot - as now refers to him as her 'husband' in her Instagram bio. 

Paige is the granddaughter of Bud Walton, who helped start Walmart with his brother Sam Walton in the 1980s.

After he passed away in 1995, Paige's mom, Nancy Walton Laurie, and her sister, Ann Walton Kroenke, inherited a stake in Walmart that is now worth over $9 billion.

Nancy, 73, was spotted amongst the crowd, and she opted for a white long-sleeve silk top that she tucked into a black maxi skirt.

Nancy's husband and Paige's father, former basketball player Bill Laurie, 71, was also there; for his part, he wore a metallic blue suit and a white cap.

The group seemed in great spirits, with Paige clutching onto the arm of a pal as they giggled together.

Also there was Brett and Lisa Ersoff, who are presumably relatives of Alexander's. They previously made headlines in December 2023 after they were sued alongside Netflix's Selling Sunset star Jason Oppenheim by Philip Berardi.

Paige's mom Nancy Walton Laurie, 73, was spotted amongst the crowd (seen behind Alexander), and she opted for a white long-sleeve top that she tucked into a black maxi skirt

Nancy's husband and Paige's father, former basketball player Bill Laurie, 71, was also there; for his part, he wore a metallic blue suit and a white cap

Philip, an advertising mogul, claimed in the suit that the defendants deliberately hid serious defects in a $5 million Los Angeles mansion he had purchased, which landed him with $1.7 million in repairs.

Paige and Alexander are fiercely private, but in early May, a floral company confirmed that they were gearing up to get married.

'Loved celebrating you,' the brand, called Mark's Garden, wrote on Instagram, and tagged Paige and Alexander.

'We LOVED the Parisian magic you created at our wedding shower,' Paige replied in the comment section.

Paige was previously married to her high school sweetheart Patrick Bode Dubbert, but their marriage came crashing down in 2014 after six years together.

The couple tied the knot during a top-secret wedding in Columbia, Missouri, in June 2008; they signed a prenup which not only protected her fortune, but also provided her husband with the right to spousal support if they ever divorced. 

According to legal documents obtained by TMZ, she sued Patrick after filing for divorce, accusing him of stealing thousands of dollars from a business – a Malibu retail center - that they had operated together.

Paige seemed to confirm that she and Alexander tied the knot - as now refers to him as her 'husband' in her Instagram bio

Paige is the granddaughter of Bud Walton, who helped start Walmart with his brother. After he passed away, Paige's mom, Nancy (seen in 2002) inherited a stake that is worth over $9 billion

After he passed away in 1995, Paige's mom, Nancy Walton Laurie, (seen alongside fashion designer Narciso Rodriguez in 2006) and her sister, Ann Walton Kroenke, inherited a stake in Walmart that is now worth over $9 billion

But he insisted the business was 'legit' and claimed her 'accusation was a smokescreen' to 'spin an image of Paige to the media as a victim.'

He also alleged that she was unfaithful, but she slammed his claims as 'fabricated, baseless, pathetic and desperate.'

At the time, it was reported that Paige made $872,000 a month from 'stocks and dividends,' and Patrick reportedly asked for $400,000 a month in spousal support.

It's unclear how the divorce and lawsuit were ultimately settled. 

Paige's new husband, Alexander, earned his masters of science and masters of business from Pepperdine Graziadio Business School.

He previously worked as the director of business development at a fruit and vegetable wholesaler called Professional Produce.

Since 2015, he has worked at EKK Food Group; he's also a partner at Lench Mob Records, 'an independent record label based out of Los Angeles, California,' per his LinkedIn.

Paige (seen with her father in 2001) previously faced scrutiny when her parents made a $25 million naming rights gift towards the building of a $75 million basketball arena at the University of Missouri in Columbia

Nancy and Bill Lawrie decided to name the facility Paige Sports Arena after Paige, despite her never having attended the university (Paige seen in 2005)

A former roommate told ABC’s 20/20 at the time that she had been paid $20,000 over four years to do Paige's homework for her

He and Paige live in a $41.5 million mega-mansion in Beverly Hills, which boasts six bedrooms and seven bathrooms. 

Paige previously faced scrutiny in 2004 when her parents made a $25 million naming rights gift towards the building of a new $75 million basketball arena at the University of Missouri in Columbia, Missouri. 

Nancy and Bill Lawrie decided to name the facility Paige Sports Arena after Paige, despite her never having attended the university; instead Paige graduated that year from the University of Southern California. 

A former roommate told ABC’s 20/20 at the time that she had been paid $20,000 over four years to do Paige's homework for her. 

Once the allegations emerged, Paige’s parents agreed to let the school rename the arena, which is now known as Mizzou Arena. In 2005 Paige voluntarily surrendered her USC communication degree.