Lauren Sanchez Bezos and Jeff Bezos are one of the most adventurous famous couples. The pair have been on diving trips and hikes, and have even traveled to outer space. Over the weekend, the two took on a new adventure in Sydney, Australia, climbing one of the city's iconic bridges.
© Splash News/The Grosby GroupThis past Sunday, Lauren and Jeff Bezos took on the BridgeClimb experience, embracing a two-hour climb above Sydney Harbour. The two were photographed wearing the appropriate protective gear, made up of grey, black and blue overalls and various harnesses. They completed their looks with some sunglasses with some straps.
The couple was accompanied by two friends: the film producer Brian Grazer, who's worked on films like "Splash" and "A Beautiful Mind," and his wife Veronica. According to the photo agency, the group arrived in Sydney on Friday on Bezos' private jet, spending the weekend in the city.
According to the Financial Review, the couple enjoyed their trip by visiting numerous emblematic stops, meals at Icebergs Dining Room and Bar and Mimi's restaurant. Bezos was also spotted at the Park Hyatt Sydney Bar, where he was drinking a Negroni. The couple is expected to have left the city already, only spending the weekend there.
© Splash News/The Grosby GroupA relationship united by mutual interests and thrill-seeking experiences
Through their years together, the Sanchez Bezos have participated in many unique experiences. One of the rarest and most special is their shared experience of visiting space, which they did at separate points: Bezos flew on the first crewed suborbital flight of Blue Origin in 2021, while Lauren was one of the passengers aboard the first space flight with an all-female crew.
Following his flight, Bezos revealed that seeing the Earth from a distance made him appreciate it all the more. "The most profound piece of it, for me, was looking out at the Earth, and looking at the Earth's atmosphere," he said during a postflight news conference, as reported by Space.com.
© Getty Images"It's this tiny little fragile thing, and as we move about the planet, we're damaging it." It's an experience that has revitalized his desire to contribute to various efforts designed to protect the Earth.
In the case of Lauren Sanchez Bezos, in conversation with Today with Jenna & Sheinelle, she described her flight to space as "one of the most profound experiences" of her life and one that she would do again "one hundred percent."
"Jeff told me before I went up, 'It's gonna change you more than you know.' And I was like 'Ok.' And it did."
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