Wonder Woman may have her heart set on Steve Trevor, but the actress who plays the DC Comics character, Gal Gadot, only has eyes for her husband, 46-year-old real estate developer Yaron Varsano.

Recently, the duo became parents of three after welcoming a baby girl named Daniella into the world this summer. Gal and Yaron are also parents to daughters Alma, 9, and Maya, 4.

“My sweet family 🖐🏼 I couldn’t be more grateful and happy (and tired 🤪) we are all so excited to welcome Daniella into our family. I’m sending all of you love and health. GG ♥️🖐🏼🖐🏼🖐🏼🖐🏼🖐🏼,” she captioned the below Instagram post from June 29.

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Gal and Yaron first met back in 2006. According to what Gal told Glamour in 2016, the two crossed paths at a “very strange party” in the Israeli desert. “It was all about yoga, chakras, and eating healthy — we didn’t exactly find ourselves there, but we found each other.”

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Though they both felt a connection early on, Gal, who was only 21 at the time, admitted that she was “too young” to see that Yaron was the one. By contrast, Yaron apparently knew right away.

“He’s 10 years older than me. He told me on our second date he was serious and wasn’t going to wait more than two years to ask me to marry him,” Gal revealed to the outlet. “Fast forward two years, he proposed. We were married in 2008.”

Right after that, Gal appeared in Fast and Furious 4, which was the beginning of a lot of back-and-forth travel between Israel and the United States. According to Gal, it was difficult for the pair to be constantly moving around — but on the bright side, all the traveling did inspire Yaron.

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“We wanted to feel at home, which is when we discovered these apartments within a hotel in Los Angeles. It became the inspiration for Yaron’s hotel, The Varsano,” she explained to TotallyJewish.com in 2011. “I think that Yaron and I make a really good team. I understand his career and he understands mine. We help each other progress in all areas of life. We’re both very career driven.”

Since having children, Gal told Glamour that Yaron has been extremely supportive in figuring out how to raise their daughters while maintaining a successful career.

“It was my husband who told me: ‘Gal, think about what kind of a role model you want to be. If you want to show Alma that she can follow her dreams, that’s what you should do, and we will figure out the logistics,'” she recalled to the magazine.

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Though it’s been a few years since Gal and Yaron walked the red carpet together, both of them are adorably open about their love for one another on social media. To commemorate their 12th wedding anniversary, Gal posted the above Instagram of herself and Yaron looking happy as ever.

“You’re my one. My only. My everything,” she captioned the picture. “12 years of marriage feels like a walk in the park with you. To many more to come. I’m yours forever.”

Kayla Keegan

Senior Editor, Editorial Business Development

Kayla Keegan leads Good Housekeeping’s editorial growth strategies in the partnership, news, social, branded, membership and newsletter spaces. Prior to her new position, she was the Senior News and Entertainment Editor for the brand, covering and editing all things in the entertainment, pop culture and celebrity world for Good Housekeeping. She’s also worked as a social editor for House Beautiful and had previous writing stints at Redbook, Cosmopolitan and Seventeen.

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