Holmes Goes Public with Yarmosky at Kors Anniversary Dinner

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Holmes Goes Public with Yarmosky at Kors Anniversary Dinner

6 sourcesUpdated Aug 22, 2026

Katie Holmes and her new boyfriend Jason Bard Yarmosky attended Michael Kors' 45th anniversary dinner in East Hampton, with Holmes in a royal purple dress and Yarmosky in black, and their moments together were shared on Kors's Instagram and reposted by Holmes. The pair have been publicly dating since July, marking another step in their relationship after Holmes went Instagram official last week. Yarmosky, a New York-based artist, is known for work exploring themes of aging, time, and memory, which aligns with Holmes’s visible excitement about the romance. They’ve previously appeared together at events such as Ferragamo’s event and the Guild Hall Summer Gala, signaling growing public visibility. This coverage comes as Holmes continues to navigate her personal life in the public eye, including her life as a mother to Suri Cruise.

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“Katie Holmes and Boyfriend Jason Bard Yarmosky Share Sweet PDA Moment at Star-Studded Dinner in the Hamptons”

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People MagazineLeftKatie Holmes and Boyfriend Jason Bard Yarmosky Share Sweet PDA Moment at Star-Studded Dinner in the Hamptons

Wenatchee WorldCenterKatie Holmes and Her New Boyfriend Put on a Very Affectionate Display at a Party

us.headtopics.comOtherKatie Holmes Spotted with New Boyfriend Jason Bard Yarmosky at Michael Kors's 45th Anniversary Dinner

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