If you’ve been keeping up with the life and times of one Rudy Giuliani, you know that the former mayor’s life has become what could charitably be described as a joke. He owes creditors nearly $150 million. His radio show was canceled because he refused to stop airing discredited election claims. His licenses to practice law in New York and DC have both been suspended. A bankruptcy court judge all but called him a deadbeat. He has been criminally charged with trying to overturn the election in Georgia and Arizona—charges he denies—and in the latter state, prosecutors could soon issue a warrant for his arrest.
On the other hand, the old boy has a big birthday coming up, and his pals are apparently pulling out all the stops to celebrate!
Page Six reports that Giuliani is ringing in 80 with birthday parties in both Manhattan, at Midtown restaurant Amata, and Palm Beach. (According to the outlet, the NYC bash was “originally going to be held at Empire Steakhouse, but moved to Amata either to accommodate more guests or for financial reasons, depending on who you ask.”) And he’d like presents:
Giuliani is also, for reasons that are unclear, registered for “stain-blocking ceiling paint.” Those reasons, whatever they may be, are probably best left unsaid.
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