Lauren Sanchez on expanding the family with Jeff Bezos: “I would have another child tomorrow”

Lauren Sanchez (56) and the founder of Amazon, her husband Jeff Bezos (62), already have seven children together from previous relationships – but she does not rule out their own addition to the family. “I would do another one tomorrow,” Sanchez said in an interview with The New York Times.

In an interview published last weekend, Sanchez revealed, among other things, the unusual morning routine of the two; The couple, who married in 2025 in a high-profile event in Venice, with a formidable financial agreement in the background, live their lives in Miami, according to reports in a property worth $230 million. Their mornings there, according to Sánchez, begin first by listing ten things they are grateful for – when cell phones are prohibited.

Instead of scrolling, they sip coffee in a sunroom in unique mugs – she has a mug that says “I woke up crazy sexy again”, while his has “HUNK” written on it. After their gratitude session, as she describes it, they go into a full wellness routine before most people even check emails, with a game of pickleball followed by a couples workout.

As for business and legal matters surrounding them, Sanchez, against whom there is also a lawsuit – which revealed a naughty part of her past along the way, chose not to elaborate: about the dismissal of a third of the employees at the “Washington Post” owned by Bezos, which created an uproar, she only said that she was not involved in these decisions at all.

The two broke the news of their relationship in 2019, following the divorce of Bezos and his ex-wife Mackenzie Scott, after nearly 24 years and four children together. Bezos and Scott announced the separation, but a few hours later the reason for the decision was already published: the affair Bezos had with his neighbor, Sanchez. It was also reported at the time that the couple had already seen each other for eight months before the divorce, and were seen together in different states in the US and in a variety of hotels, restaurants and private locations – until the prestigious wedding in Venice, six years after they were published.