Posted on: February 3, 2026, 07:43h.
Last updated on: February 3, 2026, 07:44h.
- Disgraced casino mogul Steve Wynn reportedly ended a public family feud by gifting stepson Nick Hissom a $32M Palm Beach mansion
- The reconciliation follows a clash over a music video from Hissom that was so racy, his mom and stepdad evicted him from their Beverly Hills mansion
- Wynn bought the Everglades Island estate in 2024
Former casino mogul Steve Wynn purchased a $32 million mansion for his stepson, Nick Hissom, in West Palm Beach, Fla. This is apparently more than just a small impulse buy for a billionaire, however. Page Six reports that it signals the end of a particularly bitter recent family feud.
The feud ignited last May, the New York Post gossip section reported, after Hissom — a 33‑year‑old British‑American model, singer, art dealer, and hospitality entrepreneur — released a music video that sent shockwaves through the Wynn household.
The YouTube clip, for his song “So Cool Babe,” featured what Page Six described as “muscular porn stars in various raunchy scenes,” including a poolside make‑out session and a shower threesome.
The tabloid outlet reported that the video infuriated Wynn and his wife, Andrea Hissom, enough to allegedly order staff at their $75 million Beverly Hills mansion to pack up Hissom’s belongings, load them into his car, and roll the vehicle out onto the street.
That’s significantly short of a 100% on the Tomato-meter.
All’s Wealth That Ends Well
But now, the clip has been removed from YouTube and the Wynns have handed young Nick the keys to a six-bedroom, nine-bathroom waterfront estate on uber-exclusive Everglades Island. They purchased it in 2024 for nearly $32 million from advertising executive Richard Schaps and his wife, Linda.
The pleasure palace has sweeping views, its own boat dock and is close enough to Mar-a-Lago to practically borrow the presidential Wi-Fi.
A source told Page Six that Wynn “plans for his stepsons Alex and Nick Hissom to redevelop the property … into a one-of-a-kind Palm Beach manse.”
The Wynns — who married in April 2011, one year after Steve finalized his 2010 divorce from Elaine Wynn — purchased their own mansion nearby that same year, for $12.9 million.
Hissom, for his part, seems ready to close the chapter on the feud. Speaking to Page Six, he said: “I dropped the raciest video of the summer. 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.”
A $32 million mansion is one way to say “all is forgiven.”
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