Jonathan Cheban attended The Hollywood Reporter's 9th Annual Most Powerful People In Media at The Pool event in New York City on Thursday evening.
The best friend of Kim Kardashian - who often pops up on her show Keeping Up With The Kardashians - wore mostly black for the bash that Naomi Watts, Brooke Shields, Gayle King and Martha Stewart also attended.
This comes after the FoodGod posed with retired wrestler Ric Flair, 70.
He made the party: Jonathan Cheban attended The Hollywood Reporter's 9th Annual Most Powerful People In Media at The Pool event in New York City on Thursday evening
A look: He had on a black jacket over a statement T-shirt with two heavy diamond chains
He had on a black jacket over a statement T-shirt with two heavy diamond chains.
The star appeared to be in good spirits after flying out to Los Angeles several times this year to shoot season 16 of KUWTK.
The season is expected to cover Khloe Kardashian's breakdown after Tristan Thompson cheated with her longtime pal Jordyn Woods.
The season teaser showed the 34-year-old breaking down in tears and screaming over the scandal.
They made it: Also at the event was Brooke Shields, left, and Gayle King, right
Buddy: This comes after the FoodGod posed with retired wrestler Ric Flair, 70
Cheban looked happy next to Flair as they enjoyed dinner.
Ric is as an American professional wrestling manager and retired professional wrestler signed to WWE under its Legends program.
Flair is officially recognized by WWE as a 16-time world champion. Since the mid-1970s, he has used the moniker The Nature Boy.
Flair was often popular with the crowd due to his in-ring antics, including rulebreaking, strutting and his shouting of 'Wooooooo!' - Flair was inspired by Jerry Lee Lewis' song Great Balls of Fire.
The star got much press for marrying his fifth wife, Wendy Barlow (known as Fifi The Maid in WCW), in 2018 at a resort in Florida.
Last week Jonathan was seen at Jersey Mike's Subs in Los Angeles.
The former Celebrity Big Brother star donated $10,000 to Cancer For College then wore a sticker that said 'I helped
