Jeff Bezos was spotted snapping photos of his bikini-clad fiancée, Lauren Sánchez, while aboard his $500 million mega yacht on Monday in Portofino, Italy.
The former news anchor, 53, flaunted her fit physique in a skin-baring black two-piece, while the Amazon founder, 59, sported a simple black T-shirt and colorful swim trunks.
The couple was accompanied by Sánchez’s children. She shares son Evan, 19, and daughter Ella, 15, with ex-husband Patrick Whitesell and son Nikko, 22, with ex Tony Gonzalez.
Bezos — who was previously married to novelist MacKenzie Scott, the mother of his four children — proposed to Sánchez last month during another outing on his expansive sea vessel.
Pvnew exclusively reported on May 22 that the couple got engaged on the billionaire’s yacht while in the South of France for the 2023 Cannes Film Festival.
He asked for her hand in marriage with a 20-carat ring, estimated to cost $2.5 million.
Since getting down on one knee for Sánchez, Bezos has resumed construction on his $175 million home in Beverly Hills, Calif.
Bezos, whose net worth is $138 billion, purchased the 10-acre estate — previously owned by former Warner Bros. president Jack Warner — in early 2020.
Until construction on their manse is complete, Bezos and Sánchez will be living at the Malibu compound of the Kardashian family’s famed money manager, Lester Knispel, per the Daily Mail.
The typically private pair gushed over each other in a CNN interview published one day after their engagement news made headlines.
“Lauren is the most generous, most big-hearted person that you would ever meet. So, she is an inspiration in that way. She never misses a birthday,” Bezos told the outlet.
“The network of people that she gives birthday presents to is gigantic. And that’s just a small example.”
Sánchez, for her part, joked that she and Bezos can be “kind of boring.”
She then clarified, “I would say normal. We have dinner with the kids. That’s always fun and a great conversation. There’s seven between us, so there’s a lot of discussion. And then we watch a movie … by committee. It takes a long time to find that movie.”
