Actress Jennifer Siebel is the new wife of San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom. They married in 2008 at her parents Montana ranch, and now she is pregnant carrying his baby while starring in her very own Indie film with steamy sex scenes. Read about it below, read her biography, see photos and a video.
And as an update to this story, the happy couple are pregnant. Well she is pregnant and he is just smoking the cigars. Read all about it here. And if you are really curious about how she performs in bed, see the Fox News article on a steamy sex scene in a movie called “The Trouble With Love.”
What follows is our original story from July.
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Actress Siebel married San Francisco Mayor and California Gavin Newsom on July 26, 2008, at her parents ranch in Montana. Apparently, heterosexual marriages are still legal in Montana. Newsom has been in the news a good bit lately with troubles over his ’sanctuary city’ policy that lead to the murder of the husband and sons of Danielle Bologna. And, of course, the sex scandals.
The couple married at her parent’s working horse ranch, so there was rodeo and cowboy fun at the rehearsal dinner. They say Newsom donned a cowboy hat, horsed around on a horse, tried to rustle a steer and I’m guessing not a single hair was out of place when he finished. The couple are honeymooning in Africa, so the theme of the wedding was ‘Out of Africa’ with a touch of Montana. It sounds like an interesting combination.
The residents of San Francisco had a hefty bill in order to pay for the Mayor’s trip, which included transporting his specially equipped SUV to Montana (a 2,000 round trip) and extra security needed for him and other politicians attending the festivities.
Newsom is 40-years-old and has previously been married to legal analyst Kimberly Guilfoyle who he divorced in March 2006. This is Siebel’s first marriage.
Jennifer Siebel Biography
Jennifer Lynn Siebel was born on June 19, 1974 in San Francisco, California. She is 33 years old. Her parents are Ken and Judy Siebel. Her father is an investment manager and her mother is a co-founder of the Bay Area Discovery Museum in Sausalito.
Siebel is an actress who has appeared in several guest starring roles on television including seven episodes on ‘Life’. She received a Bachelors Degree in Business from Stanford University School of Business. Jennifer has worked for Conservation International, a global environmental organization through which she has worked in Africa and South America.
She was a star athlete while at Stanford, particularly in soccer, but had to quit due to a back injury. She still plays many sports, sings and dances. She supports a number of organizations that have to do with the environment, education, womens issues, childrens rights and the alleviation of poverty.
She is now the First Lady of San Francisco.
Jennifer Siebel – Video
July 27th, 2008 at 4:14 am
as a woman, would you really marry the male mayor of san francisco?
young man: sooooo … what do you do lisa?
a young lisab: i’m a elementary education student. what do you do?
young man: i’m the new mayor of san francisco
a young lisab: oh. … … … um … … … i’m outa here.
July 27th, 2008 at 6:52 am
Good call, lisab.
Next generation Jim McGreeveys?
July 27th, 2008 at 7:30 am
I would love to hear from Kimberly what it was like to be married to this dude.
It just strikes me as kinda weird that the image she has on FOX is that of a hawkish right winger.
Newsom is no doubt a moonbat to the umpteenth degree.
How the hell did him and Kimberly even get started without killing each other ?
July 27th, 2008 at 9:19 am
One more example of our government-private sector elites ruling us. If you were just middle class mayor of san fran could you afford a marriage on a dude ranch in montana “and” a honeymoon to africa? Could you even get the time off? Not likely. But these people will rule us and profoundly affect our lives by what they do.
July 27th, 2008 at 3:28 pm
if your husband wanted to be mayor of san francisco … wouldn’t you just get divorced?
not in an angry way or anything, but if he was born that way, you are not going to convert him to be mayor of san diego or oakland.
July 27th, 2008 at 4:29 pm
well in theory san francisco has a lot of really nice looking houses, parks, museums, and a colorful history, great ethnic places to eat and a small but energetic tourist district. It has the Palace of Fine Arts and the Exploratorium and very little graffiti or violent crime compared to Los Angeles. You can go in a bar in the wall and order a fine asian salad and it comes out right. Its a much cleaner city with a bunch of strange people some whom are indigestible. So I wouldn’t really blame the city in total as its a nice place to live if you have a goodly amount of money, work locally, and just like a genteel lifestyle. Only 1/4 of the males in the city are thought to be gay, so its predominantly made up of a lot of other “types” of people and yes there are al bundies there in the former working class neighborhoods, though the yuppies are taking over. For the vast majority part the hippies have long left. Its a city with a slight suburban feel and if you want that in a really strong dose drive up to Marin County which is really beautiful, expensive, and impossible to move into. There are bad areas to the south of the nice areas where you can’t walk around at night, but many areas are still passable. If you want to go into the rough areas just drive across one of the bridges, parts of Oakland and Richmond are as tough, grimey, and gritty as any place in urban america. Its like a lot of people think Berkeley is some insane liberal place, but its a mix of people also, only famous for its liberals and more working class than you might think. The University on the north end is almost entirely surrounded by staid well kept high end fraternity houses and you can still find people with dresses and nice threads running around. The libraries are chock full of books and more conservative than you might think. The hippie thing is long, long gone. It feels like a full city in the evening in contrast to LA’s ghoast town appearance after 6:30 pm where you are far more likely to encounter living of the dead people, homeless, wanderers and sages, and gangsters than anything remotely remsembling an educated and dignified gnatty dressed san franciscan who you could ask directions of. Taken in this light, Los Angeles is far far worse a city to be trapped in, yet san fracisco is the one that gets cursed. So pundits put down the place that they would actually enjoy more, than the place they most definitely would enjoy far less. For the most part san franciscans are totally apolitical except to issues that directly affect them personally and then they go psycho. But its all about freedom, and as long as they have that, they are happy campers. There is a small disgruntled core like anywhere that gets all the attention because they are hooked into the national mindset extraordianarily well. The new york city beatnik poets were undiscovered till they went to write in san francisco. Then the country picked them up. Its kind of a megaphone aimed at the rest of the country I suppose but only a few people are at that mouthpiece. So what are all these myths about san francisco? I would say that san franciscans really don’t care one way or the other about gay marriage, its just about the freedom they care about. That is the only reason they support the gay communitiy there as they support freedom and realize that they are also an important part of “thier” city so they are protecting their own in their own way. The greatful dead became in san francisco and outside of all the hijinx there real core belief was freedom and they often flew the american flag at their concerts. They expanded the concept of american freedom to include their entire scene that grew national. It grew because of freedom offered it a chance. this was before almost all the current drug laws of course and since then the government has effectively criminalized all of it scaring out the middle class. The grateful dead was never about pushing a particular lifestyle, but in pushing freedom to be whatever, and in time will be looked at as just a another bunch of railroad songs at a critical time in american history. And they did sing railroad songs, blues, and folksongs to a bunch of middle class kids and hell’s angels. The theory being, that ultimate freedom would be classless and free. Well it didn’t last long. But that is san francisco, willing to experiment on itself. But then so was america at one point. Conservative doesn’t mean being rigid. It means conserving the essential notion that originated America and that is freedom, freedom from the british mercantilists, the king, his agents in the colonies, but even further, the freedom to be your own man. If America is to be anything, it is to be free to be your own person, a soverign. As newt said in church a few weeks ago, the constitution saw American citizens as soverigns in their own land. We shouldn’t try and take that away from each other or we will degenerte into just another third world nation.
July 27th, 2008 at 5:54 pm
My experiences in SF for 4 summers in a row during the mid 70s led me to find that once you cross the bridge into Marin county/Corte Madera things get fairly normal as far as people are concerned.
And I have too agree that its one of my favorite cities in the country that I would like to settle down in. I love the art, its everywhere in all forms from architecture to the museums. And of course as a professional chef I have high regards for the food standards and the ethnic diversitiy its culinary establishments offer.
But, I guess I’ll have to settle for Kaneohe, Hawaii.
July 27th, 2008 at 6:42 pm
But, I guess I’ll have to settle for Kaneohe, Hawaii.
Settle???
I wasn’t aware you were a professional chef, your reputation just went up a bunch of notches in my book. I’m an aspiring amateur who spends a great deal of time burning things in the kitchen.
July 27th, 2008 at 7:49 pm
well in spite of it all (and there is alot of “all”), that’s a really nice wedding photo. best wishes to them.
July 27th, 2008 at 9:51 pm
Well Bob, if you ever need a pointer I’m all about good food as it is the one universal thing that people can sit down to and work things out over.
And I’ll help you best I can.
I’m professed in all areas from saucie` to garde mange` Ice carv, veg carv, confection, bla bla.
I’ve been at it for 35 years and worked some of the finest houses in the country from Fraunces Tavern on Broad and Pearl to the Halekulani in Wakiki.
Prerpared meals for Saudi royalty and on down the line. Even made Nixons breakfast once.
July 28th, 2008 at 1:15 am
Brian,
don’t get me wrong, i am all for gay marriage … just not for my husband.
as far as san francisco is concerned … been there …
give me massachusetts any day.
July 28th, 2008 at 1:17 am
ny vs. san francisco? still have to go with ny.
July 29th, 2008 at 7:56 pm
I am not for gay marriage, but I wouldn’t block someone from it if that is what they thought they needed. We each need our freedoms to live our lives with minimal interference is my philosophy. And frankly so many straight marriages are bizarre enough, but marriage is good for the children.(hopefully) God would agree.
February 19th, 2009 at 11:23 am
San francisco vs NY…..It’s SF all the way folks, sorry. San Francisco is a great city, small and accessible and full of culture. Brian said it all. also great weather.
February 25th, 2009 at 9:56 am
Brain you are all wrong about God agreeing with gay marriage. But then you are a liberal so what is new?
Marriage takes unselfish commitment from both parties. Too many couples get married and have a baby (or have a baby then get married). Then put the baby into child care so both can work for materials things. If you are going to have children, raise them. Don’t have someone else do that for you. By the time a child is 5 years old, they are who they are going to be. That 5 years goes by fast.
The reason marriages fail is because of PMS. Power, Money and Sex. It takes putting your spouses needs and your kids needs ahead of your own. Any other way and it will not work.
God created marriage to be between one man and one women. You can ignore that and act like it is from old times, but that is the truth. It is the truth whether you like it, acknowledge it or agree with it.
February 25th, 2009 at 10:42 am
If I give Newsom credit for anything it’ll be his taste in women.
I could stare at Kimberly Guilfoil all day long, no doubt she has to be a little smarter than Jennifer for bailing on this Don Juan a long time ago.
Newsom has a pecker like a metal detector in a foundry and is known to like his “selection”.
Be interesting to see how long this lasts.
February 25th, 2009 at 10:46 am
By the way, I love SF as long as you keep the Kamasutramoonbathippierainbows away from me.
Short of the Wharf downtown sucks big time.
Get me across the bridge into Muir Woods, Corte Madera, Sausalito and its absolutly wonderful.
February 25th, 2009 at 1:12 pm
Would someone summarize Brian’s long email for me. I just don’t have time to read it. Awww…thanks.
February 25th, 2009 at 2:25 pm
I hate Gavin Newsom, but, yowza. His wife is smoking…
February 25th, 2009 at 2:50 pm
I tried Hondo,
Now I’m cross eyed for the rest of the day.
And I gotta pee like a stepped on rattlesnake.