Gillian Heast engaged, and more from the column

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Levy, T. (2026, October 22). Gillian Heast engaged, and more from the column. New York Post. https://pagesix.com/2026/10/22/society/gillian-heast-engaged-and-more-from-the-column/

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New York Post · collected 2026-10-22 · by Talia Levy

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Page Six reports on several high-profile events, including a trendy Diwali celebration hosted by actress Avantika Vandanapu in New York City's Tribeca district. The article also mentions an incident where Gale Brophy was asked to leave a party after lingering too long with rapper 50 Cent. Additionally, it covers the engagement of Gillian Hearst and music executive Ryan Jansen, who celebrated their upcoming nuptials at Nexus Club in Tribeca, with the help of a rare bottle of Dom Perignon.
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Story summary

Gillian Heast, a prominent figure in New York's social scene, hosted a modern Diwali celebration at Maxwell Social in Tribeca on October 21, 2026. The event featured contemporary twists on traditional customs, such as Chai-tinis and sweets from Flutter Butter Bakery, alongside DJ Nava’s Bollywood-meets-modern soundtrack. Attendees included cultural tastemakers like digital personality Apoorva Mukhija (a.k.a. The Rebel Kid), singer Sheena Melwani, beauty entrepreneur Arshia Moorjani, comedian Kanan Gill, and publicist Neerja Patel. The party highlighted the evolving role of Diwali in the city's social calendar, attracting a new generation of cultural influencers.

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📰 Gillian Heast Engaged
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sentences that state something as happening or true
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2 of 30 hedged ("reportedly", "may", "according to")
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Publisher signals
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Talia Levy
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🔮 Guests could get adorned with jewelry and jasmine hair braids courtesy of Maalicious Jewelry.
2026-10-22 · assertive framing · Gillian Heast engaged, and more from the column
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Topics

Diwali Hindu Maxwell Social Page Six Tribeca

Subjects

50 Cent ORG · 3× Page Six ORG · 3× Janetti PERSON · 2× Tribeca GPE · 2× Avantika Vandanapu PERSON · 1× Flutter Butter Bakery ORG · 1× Hindu NORP · 1× Maalicious Jewelry ORG · 1× Maxwell Social ORG · 1× Mindy Kaling’s PERSON · 1×

Narrative

The guest list was equally zeitgeist-y and as glittery as the saris, drawing a new generation of cultural tastemakers and entertainers, including digital personality Apoorva Mukhija (a k a The Rebel Kid), singer Sheena Melwani, beauty entrepreneur Arshia Moorjani, comedian Kanan Gill and publicist Neerja Patel.
framing: assertive · carried by 1 article(s) · first seen 2026-10-22
🔮 Guests could get adorned with jewelry and jasmine hair braids courtesy of Maalicious Jewelry.
2026-10-22 · New York Post
Gillian Heast engaged, and more from the column · assertive framing

Claims (30 extracted, 2 hedged)

Chai society Gen Z is putting a trendy twist on Diwali, the Hindu festival of lights, and staking the holiday’s claim on the chic social calendar. uncertain
Z → put → calendar
Actress Avantika Vandanapu (above), the 21-year-old star of Mindy Kaling’s series “Not Suitable for Work,” hosted a celebration of Diwali at Maxwell Social in Tribeca. asserted
Vandanapu → host → Tribeca
The evening served up a modern take on tradition, with Chai-tinis and sweets from Flutter Butter Bakery. asserted
evening → serve → Bakery
Guests could get adorned with jewelry and jasmine hair braids courtesy of Maalicious Jewelry. uncertain
Guests → adorn → Jewelry
DJ Nava kept the party moving with a Bollywood-meets-modern soundtrack. asserted
Bollywood → keep → soundtrack
The guest list was equally zeitgeist-y and as glittery as the saris, drawing a new generation of cultural tastemakers and entertainers, including digital personality Apoorva Mukhija (a k a The Rebel Kid), singer Sheena Melwani, beauty entrepreneur Arshia Moorjani, comedian Kanan Gill and publicist Neerja Patel. asserted
list → draw → Mukhija
Close quarters for 50 Cent Gale Brophy overstayed her welcome chatting up 50 Cent at a party at Zoi Nomad to launch her Strike the Gold Caviar. asserted
Brophy → overstay → Caviar
50 Cent happened to be there to promote his Le Chemin du Roi Champagne and new “Street Fighter” character when he saw the “Members Only: Palm Beach” star. asserted
he → happen → star
Brophy struck up a conversation with him and was “escorted away after sticking by his side a little too long,” a spy said. asserted
spy → strike → side
We’re told guests were served 3 kilos of it. asserted
guests → tell → it
A Boogie Wit da Hoodie, Candace Bushnell and former Mayor Eric Adams all swung by, and we hear 50 took the party downstairs to club Ten11. asserted
50 → swing → Ten11
His ‘n’ Hearst Gillian Hearst and her music executive beau, Ryan Jansen, are engaged, Page Six has learned. asserted
Page → learn → ?
Jansen popped the question in front of their kids at Patsy’s on Sunday night and the couple celebrated their engagement at Nexus Club in Tribeca for the Nexus Foundation kickoff party on Monday, we hear. asserted
we → pop → Monday
“They were both over the moon, talking about how their kids all cried when he asked her,” a source told Page Six. asserted
source → talk → Six
Nexus CEO Christopher Anand, Alex Hamer, Timo Wiland, Lara Meiland-Shaw, and the venue’s event directors Scott Bucheitt and Naeem Delbridge toasted them with a rare bottle of Dom Perignon. asserted
Anand → toast → Perignon
Hearst’s childhood bestie, Laura Kornhauser, even came out to fete the pair, despite being nine months pregnant, we’re told. asserted
we → come → pair
The foundation kicked off a party for their fall charity, “Broadway and Bowties,” which will take place on Nov. 9 with Questlove, Chris Hardwick, and Billy Porter to support Broadway for Arts Education. asserted
which → kick → Education
Janetti and his husband, stylist to the stars Brad Goreski, attended the God’s Love We Deliver Golden Heart Awards at St. John the Divine. asserted
We → attend → John
Auctioneer Harry Santa-Olalla warned that if he found someone’s cardboard paddle on the floor, they would be “fined” $500. asserted
they → warn → 500
The first one he plucked off the ground was Janetti’s. asserted
he → pluck → ground
The “Start Without Me” author promised Page Six he paid his debt and then some. asserted
he → start → debt
Other big names at the gala included honorees Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Andrew Scott and Misty Copeland. asserted
names → include → honorees
The evening raised $4 million to help feed sick New Yorkers. asserted
evening → raise → Yorkers
A high note There isn’t a national anthem Sheryl Lee Ralph can’t sing. asserted
Ralph → be → note
After performing America’s “Star-Spangled Banner” in July during Disney’s celebration of the country’s 250th anniversary, the “Abbott Elementary” star sang Jamaica’s anthem at the Plaza Hotel on Friday. asserted
star → perform → Friday
Ralph received the International Humanitarian Award at the American Friends of Jamaica’s Hummingbird Gala. asserted
Ralph → receive → Gala
She sang the anthem, “Jamaica, Land We Love,” noting it was also a prayer she learned in childhood. asserted
she → sing → childhood
The gala was one of the Plaza’s last before it shuts for renovations in January. asserted
it → shut → January
The attorney, often seen at concert halls and music foundation board meetings across town, celebrated at Zero Bond, where Fugees producer Jerry “Wonda” Duplessis played guitar and sang for the birthday boy and his friends, including Sandra Lee, Nikki Haskell, violinist Miri Ben-Ari and more. asserted
Duplessis → see → Lee
Toasting Hryck, famed publicist Kelly Cutrone quipped, “Thank you for everything you do for everyone in this room, including keeping our secrets and keeping us out of jail.” asserted
you → toast → jail
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