Nick Hissom, the stepson of billionaire Steve Wynn, has reportedly grown close to OnlyF*ns content creator Reno Gold.
Wynn, 83, made his fortune with casinos and hotels. He’s also a noted art collector. He married Nick’s mom, Andrea Danenza Hissom, in 2011.
British born Nick, 32, has been releasing music since 2012 and has dates coming up this month in London and New York. He came out to his parents when he was 26.
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According to Page Six, Nick and Reno Gold were recently spotted out together on a shopping trip on Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills.
Admittedly, that’s a tenuous leap to assume they’re dating. After all, the two men do know each other. In fact, Gold, 29 — who has a large social media following, an OF account and sells adult toys based on his anatomy — appeared in Hissom’s most recent music video.
The racy video for “So Cool Babe” featured Hissom and Gold—who has an explicit X account —getting frisky.
Also featured in the visual were adult entertainer star Hazel Hoffman, influencer Austin Casey, and model Jakob Jokerst.
We’d love to embed it for you but the full video has now been marked as private on YouTube.
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“Tension”
According to Page Six, the original music promo was not well received in the Wynn household.
In fact, the outlet previously reported that Steve Wynn was so upset by the video he kicked Nick out of his Palm Beach home.
Hissom admitted he was now staying in a hotel but said it was to hunker down to work without distractions. He downplayed any fallout with his stepfather.
“I dropped the raciest video of the summer,” Hissom said. “Did it cause tension? Sure. But name me a family dinner table that hasn’t seen tension sometimes. Bottom line: I love my family and they love me.”
Split from ex-partner
Hissom was previously in a relationship with Kameron Ramirez. However, they broke up around March.
In May, Hissom said that “So Cool Babe” was influenced by his recent heartbreak and exploring new opportunities.
“‘So Cool Babe’ is inspired by that breezy, noncommittal, pre-summer feeling of finding a new relationship in its early and flirty fun stage,” he told Out in May. “You’re not in love, yet, you just think they’re ‘so cool babe.’ After my devastating breakup six weeks ago, I wasn’t going to write a heartbreak ballad or an ultra powerful sexy song — that just wouldn’t have been authentic to me. I had to look at myself and say, ‘OK, this happened to you, but you’re still young, you’re still hot, you can still do so many things, there are so many amazing guys out there. Yes, I’m devastated, but it’s cool babe — we’re moving on’.”
In the same interview, he praised Gold as a sex-positive influencer who’s “wildly successful, unapologetically visible, and emblematic of a new kind of stardom rooted in independence and self-made influence.”
Neither Hissom nor Gold commented on the Page Six story about their relationship. Queerty has reached out to both men but they have yet to respond.
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