The ex-mistress of a multimillionaire Manhattan businessman is calling her former sugar daddy a hypocrite for muzzling her on social media because he runs a foundation that promotes free speech. <\/p>\n
Last week, after a Manhattan Family Court judge allowed Katherine Nelson, 40, to tweet about her affair with Delphi Group CEO Robert Rosenkranz, 72, the septuagenarian Yale and Harvard grad rushed to a judge in Manhattan Supreme Court to get an emergency gag order. <\/p>\n
Rosenkranz got a temporary ruling barring Nelson from discussing her relationship with him or blabbing about anything she may have learned about him in person, by e-mail or on the Internet. <\/p>\n
Nelson told The Post, Its very ironic that his whole charitable work is around public policy and the Constitution and here he goes to court and puts a prohibition on me to post any information on any forum. <\/p>\n
The day after Valentines Day, Nelson flouted the gag order by posting a photo of a gift from her former lover Tiffany tassel earrings with a note from Rosenkranz on his personal stationery that read, Katherine Nelson: In appreciation ... <\/p>\n
Rosenkranzs attorney, Peter Bronstein, said, Shes enjoined from saying anything about him. <\/p>\n
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