While Jeff Bezos’ mother made a small fortune from her son’s Amazon dream back in the 1990s, looks like his ex-wife MacKenzie Scott is on an entirely different mission — one that involves giving her fortune away faster than most billionaires can make it.Back in 1995, Bezos’ mom reportedly invested just $245,573 in her son’s fledgling online bookstore. That “small” contribution turned into one of the smartest investments in history, as Amazon went on to become a $2 trillion tech empire over the years! But fast-forward to 2024, and the spotlight is now on someone else — MacKenzie Scott, Amazon founder Jeff Bezos’ ex-wife, who’s making headlines not for her growing wealth, but for how rapidly she’s parting with it. Yes, you read that right!After Jeff Bezos and MacKenzie Scott’s high-profile divorce in 2019, Scott walked away with 400 million Amazon shares. This instantly made her one of the richest women in the world. But ever since MacKenzie earned millions in her divorce, she’s been busy giving that wealth away.Jeff Bezos’ ex-wife MacKenzie Scott quietly loses $13 billion in Amazon sharesAccording to a recent SEC filing dated September 30, as reported by Unilad tech, Scott now owns about 81.1 million shares, which is a whopping 58 million fewer than a year ago. That’s roughly 42% less— or about $12.6 billion worth of Amazon stock, based on the latest share price.Now, here’s the mystery that’s driving the internet wild — no one knows for sure whether she sold the shares, donated them, or a mix of both. But given her track record, we can take an educated guess.Since her divorce, Scott has promised to give away the majority of her fortune, and she’s certainly kept her word. Over the last five years, she’s quietly donated around $19 billion to over 2,000 non-profit organizations — without any promotions or big-name foundations taking credit. Just quiet, impactful giving.However, even as she’s been offloading billions, Amazon’s share price has more than doubled, meaning her remaining stake continues to grow in value! Today, she’s still worth around $32 billion, according to Bloomberg — and so, her generosity hasn’t stopped her from staying among the world’s wealthiest women.Unlike many billionaires who prefer elaborate pledges and public announcements, Scott takes a minimalist approach. She even set up her own charitable organization, Yield Giving, which focuses on equality, education, and community development. The name itself — “Yield Giving” — perfectly sums up her philosophy: let wealth yield results for others.What is Jeff Bezos up to?Meanwhile, her ex-husband Jeff Bezos — now worth around $228.7 billion and the world’s fourth-richest man — is living life in luxury. He recently tied the knot with former news anchor Lauren Sánchez, and their Venice wedding reportedly cost $50 million, complete with celebrity guests and endless champagne.So while Bezos and Sánchez are living a high life, his ex-wife Scott is busy transforming her wealth into opportunities for others. In a world where billionaires are often judged for hoarding their riches, MacKenzie Scott’s story stands out — not just as Bezos’ ex-wife, but as a woman redefining what it means to be rich.Because if money talks, hers is quietly saying something powerful: it’s not about how much you keep, but how much good you can do with it.