Ex-CNN chief Jeff Zucker seen holding arms with married anchor Alisyn Camerota whereas leaving Don Lemon’s Hamptons occasion

Former CNN boss Jeff Zucker was noticed holding arms with a married CNN anchor whereas attending Don Lemon’s weekend bash within the Hamptons — along with his present girlfriend Allison Gollust.

Zucker, 58, who left CNN final yr following experiences of his affair with Gollust, a former executive vice president on the firm, was seen hand-in-hand with Alisyn Camerota, 57, on Saturday, in footage obtained by the Every day Mail.

Camerota, a mother-of-three and the host of “CNN Tonight,” was flashing a smile and sporting a white high, black shorts and heels as she clasped arms with a stern-faced Zucker, who had on beige shorts and a blue polo.

Gollust, 50, was additionally attending the identical occasion, however was seen leaving alone, sporting a white mini costume and sandals.

A supply near the couple, nonetheless, claimed there was nothing odd concerning the scene.

“Allison and Jeff have never been happier. He and Camerota have been going to fulfill Allison for espresso,” the supply stated.

Representatives for Zucker, Gollust and Camerota didn’t instantly reply to requests for remark.

Zucker and Gollust left CNN last year following an inner probe surrounding ousted host Chris Cuomo, which additionally highlighted their undisclosed affair whereas working collectively on the community.

The CNN CEO stepped down from his $6-million-a-year place in February, and he and Gollust have since been repeatedly pictured collectively as a pair.  

Zucker and Gollust have since divorced from their respective spouses.

The pair labored collectively for 20 years at CNN and NBC, and lived in the identical residence constructing.

Camerota, a two-time Emmy Award nominee, beforehand served because the anchor on CNN’s “New Day” present earlier than shifting to the ten p.m. to 12 a.m. slot on “CNN Tonight.”

The New Jersey native is married to Time Lewis, 57, a accomplice on the Southfield Capital non-public fairness agency, primarily based in Connecticut.