Jeff Bezos’ ‘insecure’ fiancée exposed for ‘web of lies’ by former yoga instructor in new children’s book

Author and former celebrity yoga instructor Alanna Zabel details a private betrayal in her latest children’s book, sparking new drama in the method. Objective? The future Mrs. Jeff Bezos is an individual with whom she spent hours on the phone and in personal conversations.

Currently, the one communication between them is thru lawyers.

Zabel, who was once friends with Jeff Bezos’ fiancée Lauren Sánchez, claims their relationship went from collaborative to contentious after she stole her idea. From 2007 to 2011, Zabel taught Sánchez private yoga sessions, and so they reportedly developed a friendship and shared ideas, including plans to jot down a children’s book together about animals and space.

In the lawsuit filed on September 24, 2024, Zabel claims that the 2 had “sixteen years of oral and written discussions” about various projects. Zabel claims that in 2022 she got here up with the thought for a story about “a cat that goes to Mars”, which she later published under the title “Dharma Kitty Goes to Mars”.

After the discharge of her book, Zabel reached out to Bezos, her friend’s billionaire boyfriend, offering to donate the proceeds to the Bezos Earth Fund and the Bezos Academy. Says Bezos’ assistant confirmed receipt of her email, but claims no deal ever materialized, Page Six reported.

But something else materialized.

In September 2024, Sánchez released her own children’s book, “The Fly Who Flew to Space.” For Zabel, the similarity between the use of an animal (a dog and a fly) and space travel was too glaring to disregard. She accused Sánchez of copying her idea and retaliated in two ways.

First, in March, she filed a cease-and-desist letter, after which the aforementioned lawsuit, which was withdrawn just a few days later, on September 25, According to to TMZ.

Second, especially since she withdrew her lawsuit, Zabel wrote a new book, apparently geared toward Sánchez. titled “Sticky the Fly’s web of lies”, the story centers on Sticky Fly, an insect who steals credit for the work of others before being forced to apologize. Sources near Zabel say the figure is a thinly veiled jab at Sànchez.

The story also features Azra the Spider, a personality possibly representing Zabel herself, as one of Sticky Fly’s victims. Although Sánchez’s name is rarely mentioned, it’s hard not to note the similarities between the book and the alleged dispute. Mucha even resembles Sánchez.

Some of the dialogue might as well have been written by one other insect, a bumblebee, because of how stinging the words are.

“Sticky was hiding from view in a tree trunk. But she listened to Azra’s every word. “I will find a way to be like her!” she thought,” we read on one page.

The next morning, as dawn broke, Sticky Fly got here up with a plan to intercept the spider web that Azra had created.

She thought this might make her “wise” and “moving like a silent ninja, she crept towards the delicate web, ready to claim it for herself.”

However, she was caught by a spider who said, “You’re special, Sticky… but you are telling lies to flies. You have been so busy attempting to be someone you are usually not that you’ve got fallen into the trap of your personal deception.

The lesson was that as a substitute of attempting to cheat her way into making webs like a spider, she should return to the garden and do the whole lot that makes flies special. Another lesson was that the whole lot – the work a spider does and the work a fly can do – takes work, and nobody wins by attempting to copy another person’s style and concepts.

“You may not make honey or spin webs, but the work you do in the garden is just as important,” the spider said before Sticky Fly got stuck in Azra’s web.

“But why does everyone work so hard,” Sticky asked later in the book, still trapped in the online.

When Zabel posted concerning the book’s release on her Aziam Yoga and Aziam Kids Instagram accounts, she shared: “Sticky the Fly’s Web of Lies is a touching book about an insecure little fly (Sticky Sly) who’s so jealous of everyone she meets . herself wrapped in an internet of her own lies and literally in the online of Azra the Spider! (She puts “lies” in “flies!”).”

The post limited the comments to simply one IG user who happens to be the story’s antagonist, Sticky Sly Fly, who posted three emojis: a spiderweb, a spider, and a ninja.