READ | Bill Gates had 'arrangement' with wife Melinda to meet ex-girlfriend once a year: Reportįurther, Bill Gates' ex-girlfriend Ann Winblad added to Time, “We share our thoughts about the world and ourselves. As a private investigator, Alex looks into cases revolving around deaths and disappearances. Alex is a private investigator and Standford University graduate who played an extra in his brother’s 1988 movie, ‘A Fish called Wanda’. New York Post reported that Bill Gates' ex-girlfriend Ann Winblad married Alex six years ago - around 2015. About Bill Gates' ex-girlfriend Ann Winblad's husband
However, it was recently revealed that Ann is married to actor Kevin Kline’s brother, Alex Kline, who has two adult kids from a previous marriage. While Bill Gates' ex-girlfriend Ann Winblad is a software entrepreneur and venture capitalist, not much is known about her husband, Alex. He had also made sure that the arrangement was part of the deal when he married Melinda French in 1994.īill Gates and his former girlfriend Ann Winblad dated in the eighties and broke up once he met Melinda in 1987. According to the New York Post, in a 1997 interview, it was revealed that after marrying his wife, Bill had an ‘arrangement’ that allowed him to meet with Ann. Here is your chance to put a question to Gates about pandemics, or indeed, any of the other topics he is an expert on: from disease eradication and Silicon Valley to philanthropy and global heating.Amid Bill Gates and Melinda Gates' divorce announcement, as it was reported that the Microsoft co-founder would spend long weekends with his ex-girlfriend, Ann Winblad, even after marriage. People have now become curious about her husband, Edward Alex Kline. Next month, the Observer New Review will publish a “You Ask the Questions”-style interview with Bill Gates. Gates feels that despite this, lessons can be learned from the pandemic, and in May he is publishing a manifesto, How to Prevent the Next Pandemic. His and other experts’ warnings were widely ignored – the US, for instance, slashed funding from the relevant response agencies. Not missiles, but microbes.” With deaths from Covid-19 surpassing 6 million, it turns out the grisly prediction from the Silicon Valley billionaire and philanthropist might be correct. I n a 2015 Ted talk, Bill Gates claimed: “If anything kills over 10 million people over the next few decades, it’s most likely to be a highly infectious virus rather than a war.
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