Former Clinton staffer Huma Abedin and Alex Soros, son of billionaire philanthropist George Soros, were seen enjoying a date at the New York Knicks' playoff game on Saturday. The duo, who have been linked romantically since February, had prime courtside seats, as reported by the New York Post.

Throughout the game, Soros was observed engrossed in his phone, while Abedin, 47, and Soros, 38, cheered on as the Knicks emerged victorious with a score of 111-104 against the Philadelphia 76ers.

Alex Soros gained control over his father's massive $25 billion global empire just last year and has been gradually making his presence known within political circles, frequently spending time with prominent Democrats. In March, he posted a picture on social media "kicking off campaign season" with likely Democrat Arizona Senate nominee Rep. Ruben Gallego, who has received substantial financial support from Soros during this election cycle.

Shortly after it was announced that Alex would take over his father's network in June 2023, he hosted a high-profile event in New York, attended by House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries and other influential Empire State Democrats, including Reps. Jerry Nadler and Gregory Meeks, as indicated in an Instagram post.

Soros, an active social media user, regularly shares snapshots of himself alongside leading figures in the Democratic Party since 2018. Notably, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer of New York and former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi of California frequently feature in his posts.

Since the 2018 elections, Alex Soros has been a significant contributor to federal political campaigns, having donated over $5 million to various political coffers. His largest contribution of $2 million went to the Senate Majority PAC, which is aligned with Schumer.

The sighting of Abedin and Soros at the Knicks game adds fuel to the speculation surrounding their relationship, further heightening curiosity about the extent of their involvement. As they continue to make appearances in high-profile events, political circles remain eager observers of their activities and potential impact on the political landscape.