It’s more dramatic than an episode of “Palm Royale.”
Billionaire Steve Wynn’s stepson Nick Hissom had Palm Beach socialites clutching their pearls after airing the dirty laundry of his alleged nasty breakup from Kameron Ramirez.
Hissom, 32, took to social media on Wednesday and blasted his longtime partner as a “cheater, liar, backstabber” who was “f–king my friend in my own house” while “lying and laughing with his addict friends about it.”
Hissom announced their breakup on Instagram, describing it as “the saddest and most heartbreaking thing I’ve ever had to write.”
He accuses Ramirez, with whom he founded an art gallery, of having a “coordinated, sneaky, and vicious affair in my own house with another guy” after telling him he needed space to find himself.
He further claims Ramirez, 25, plotted with friends to “hurt me in the most evil, lying and most deliberate way.”
“I’ll never understand why you came to hate and disrespect me so. And threw 7 years of the best marriage, a life, a family, and a business away — for a guy who knowingly was breaking us up, clearly with no morals of his own either,” he wrote.
It’s unclear if the duo are actually married. (They met in 2018 and multiple sources told us they’re just longtime boyfriends.) One source, however, told us, “Nick proposed to him and they wore rings.”
Whatever the case, Ramirez has apparently moved on to a much younger Hissom lookalike, a 21-year-old socialite student, we hear, whom Hissom called out in his social media post.
Hissom attended the Swiss boarding school Institut Le Rosey. He posted and deleted a message from someone alerting him to Ramirez’s alleged infidelity on an Instagram account called Le Rosey confessions, where people occasionally post messages anonymously.
The messenger informed Hissom that “Kameron hasn’t been loyal.”
It further alleges the two were seen packing on the PDA in Aspen and “there is a group chat in which they and their scummy wanna be friends talk sh-t about you and how they can leech off you through Kameron.”
Hissom alluded to the hearsay in his post, where he accused Ramirez of taking “evil screenshots of my pain” and laughing at him on group chats with his friends.
He struggled with understanding why Ramirez wanted space and claims he responded “‘everything was fine;’ while you laughed with your friends saying, ‘Nick is so over’ the whole time, and sent selfies to the chat with your new thing,” he wrote.
The couple appeared happy just days ago at the amfAR gala where Hissom’s mom, Andrea, and stepdad, Steve, were honored with the Philanthropic Leadership Award. We hear the breakup has taken its toll on the family.
“Steve and Andrea’s pals are all talking about how it’s like when Syd Bass left Anne Bass for Mercedes,” a source told Page Six, referring to the 1980s divorce scandal between the oil tycoon and his socialite wife.
“Andrea and Steve are both upset,” they added.
A third source described Andrea as a “proper conservative person.”
Hissom’s posts come with a heartbreak soundtrack, it seems. He posted a scroll of all of his supporters set to Robyn’s breakup anthem, “Dancing On My Own.”
On Thursday, he seemed to be moving on. He posted video of himself cruising on the coast set to U2’s “Beautiful Day.”
It was thirst trap central later in the day. He shared video of himself shirtless to Fifth Harmony’s “Miss Movin’ On” playing, with the lyrics, “My innocence is wearing thin, but my heart is growing strong.”
He concluded the string of posts with a shirtless gym shot of his abs captioned, “no AI necessary.”
“Nick is devastated but dedicated to rebuilding his life,” the first source said.
Hissom so far has not commented.
After our story posted, the social media posts were taken down. Ramirez subsequently told us: “There are many false assumptions and inaccurate statements here hence why the social media posts have been taken down. Nick and I are now working things out privately and truths are coming to light.”
