Zuckerberg, Sandberg go for a stroll amid talk of damaged relationship
NY Post
SUN VALLEY, Idaho — Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg took what appeared to be a casual stroll with his long-time No. 2, Sheryl Sandberg, on Thursday following a damning report claiming the Trump presidency has damaged their relationship.
Hours after the New York Times reported that Sandberg had become “increasingly isolated” from her boss, the duo were spotted chatting as they walked around the luxurious grounds of the Sun Valley Lodge in Idaho, where they are attending the Allen & Co. conference for media and tech moguls. The pair conveniently walked past a gaggle of penned-up print and TV reporters, allowing photographers to snap away as they stopped to chat with Blizzard Activision CEO Bobby Kotick and New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft.
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