Gal Gadot covered her growing belly with a chic zip-up jacket while out and about in Los Angeles recently, accompanied by her two daughters Alma and Maya, as well as her husband Yaron Varsano. The 36-year-old actress paired her outfit with stylish maroon leggings and rocked a pair of bronze aviator sunglasses for the occasion.
Family time: Gal Gadot was spotted in Los Angeles this week, sporting a stylish zip-up jacket to cover her baby bump while out with her daughters. The actress, who won the title of Miss Israel at a young age and later served in the military, has been married to her Dutch-born husband since 2008. The couple shared the news of their impending arrival back in March, after Gal’s appearance at the Golden Globes where she cleverly disguised her bump in a Givenchy gown. Gal recently starred in two movies where she reprised her iconic role as Wonder Woman. “Wonder Woman 1984” was released on HBO Max during Christmas, sparking mixed reactions from both viewers and critics alike.
Appearing stylish: The actress from Wonder Woman sported trendy maroon leggings and rocked a pair of bronze aviators for her latest public appearance.
Next came the Snyder Cut of the Justice League film from 2017, which received better reviews and currently holds a 71% rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
Initially helmed by Zack Snyder, the Justice League movie faced a setback when he stepped down following his daughter’s tragic passing, leading to Joss Whedon taking over directorial duties.
Joss’ version of the film has been a source of discontent for many DC Comics fans who had long awaited the release of a ‘Snyder Cut’ for Justice League.
Expanding family: The 36-year-old mom shares her two daughters, Alma (9) and Maya (4), as well as her soon-to-arrive baby with her husband, Yaron Varsano. Apart from her family life, Gal is set to feature in an upcoming action comedy titled Red Notice with Ryan Reynolds and Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson, scheduled for release on Netflix this year. In a recent interview, she mentioned that in portraying Wonder Woman, inspired by Princess Diana of the British Royal Family, she took cues from the real-life princess’s remarkable compassion and used it to shape her approach to the iconic role.