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- Elizabeth Holmes, the former CEO of blood-testing startup Theranos, has laid low while she awaits trial on federal fraud charges.
- She and her fiancé, a hotel heir named Billy Evans, have reportedly been renting a $5,000-a-month apartment in San Francisco near popular tourist attraction Lombard Street.
- Holmes and her fiancé no longer live there, and the apartment unit is now being listed online with photos of the interior — take a look.
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Little has been heard recently from Elizabeth Holmes, the founder of the failed blood-testing startup Theranos who could face up to the next two decades in jail.
The former CEO has kept a low profile and tried to maintain a private life as she waits to stand trial on federal charges of fraud. Despite her attempts, snippets of her personal life have emerged.
Several news outlets reported earlier this year that Holmes is engaged to a 27-year-old MIT grad named William "Billy" Evans, who is heir to a chain of hotels in California. Vanity Fair reported that the two have been living together in a luxury apartment in San Francisco with their Siberian husky.
Now, the apartment the two have reportedly been living in is available to rent, according to CNBC. Holmes and Evans moved out of the apartment "a few weeks ago," CNBC reports.
Take a look inside the $5,000-a-month apartment that Holmes and her fiancé reportedly once called home:
Even after Holmes’ Theranos officially shut down in late 2018, the former CEO couldn’t leave Silicon Valley as she waited to stand federal trial. Holmes and her fiancé were spotted around San Francisco, fueling reports that they were living together in a luxury apartment.
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According to CNBC, Holmes and Evans were living at 1340 Lombard Street, located in San Francisco’s Russian Hill neighborhood.
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Their former apartment is located just a few blocks from one of San Francisco’s top tourist attractions, the famously crooked block of Lombard Street.
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Source: Business Insider – pleskin@businessinsider.com (Paige Leskin)