Gal Gadot and Jaron Varsano Share ‘Heartfelt’ Birthday Celebration: Overflowing with Gratitude

Gal Gadot and her husband Jaron Varsano crossed paths back in 2006 and decided to tie the knot in 2008.

Gal Gadot is having a blast celebrating her birthday. The actress, known for her role as Wonder Woman, turned 38 and took to Instagram to share photos of her weekend festivities with husband Jaron Varsano. She expressed gratitude for the love and wished happiness, health, and love to all her followers. The couple enjoyed dinner, explored New York City, and received a beautiful bouquet of white roses. Varsano also posted a sweet message celebrating his wife’s special day. The couple, who have three daughters, have previously shared glimpses of their loving marriage on social media. Despite being apart on Valentine’s Day, Gadot expressed her deep love and appreciation for her husband, emphasizing the importance of cherishing every moment together. It’s clear that love is at the core of their relationship, as demonstrated by their heartfelt posts and gestures towards each other. Life is too short to not celebrate love, and Gadot and Varsano are embracing every moment together.

During an interview with Glamour in 2016, Gadot spoke fondly of Varsano, referring to him as “the best man” and recounting how they first crossed paths in 2006 at a rather unusual party in the Israeli desert that revolved around yoga, chakras, and healthy eating. “We didn’t anticipate finding ourselves there, but serendipitously we found each other,” Gadot shared of their initial meeting. Reflecting on whether she knew he was “the one,” the actress admitted, “I believe I had a hunch, although I was too young to fully grasp it. He, on the other hand, was certain! There’s a ten-year age gap between us.” On their second date, Varsano made his intentions clear, telling Gadot he was serious and had a timeline in mind for proposing. “He mentioned he wouldn’t wait longer than two years to pop the question,” she revealed. “True to his word, two years later, he got down on one knee.”