Amazon founder Jeff Bezos is currently the second richest man in the world, and has an extensive property portfolio and roster of luxury yachts to match.
According to Hello Magazine, he clearly pulls out all the stops when it comes to his lifestyle, including his lavish 2025 wedding to Lauren Sanchez.
When 62-year-old Bezos set sail on his custom 417-foot superyacht, the spectacular Koru, he wasn't just showing off a half-billion-dollar vessel, he was launching the ultimate floating backdrop for his relationship with former newscaster Sanchez.
Jeff Bezos and Lauren's personal love boat
One of the world's largest sailing yachts, the massive Dutch-built schooner, with its distinctive midnight blue hull, has been the setting for the Bezoses' most romantic moments, and has some fascinating details that reflect on the couple's relationship.
The internet was alight with rumors when paparazzi photos revealed a wooden carving on the yacht that looked suspiciously like Lauren's likeness, displaying the same cascading hair, as well as similar high cheekbones and facial structure.
The stunning sculpture of a curvaceous goddess mounted on the bow was said to have been commissioned by Jeff in her honor.
As romantic as it sounds, and despite numerous reports, the rumor was in fact a complete myth.
Asked about the sculpture during her Vogue interview, Lauren denied it was her likeness. "I'm very flattered, but it's not," she said.
As you can imagine, life on the floating mansion is the pinnacle of luxury, up to 18 guests can be accommodated in the Koru's nine suites and there's even reportedly a dedicated Beauty Room equipped for glam squads.
Friends including Kris Jenner and Oprah Winfrey have been on board, and it was the site of Jeff and Lauren's engagement party.
The yacht's layout provides for a private owner's deck with an exclusive suite, secluded dining verandas and private outdoor lounges.
The Koru, a traditional sailing ship with three huge 230-foot masts, could not be fitted with a helipad directly, so instead there's one on the Abeona, its 246-foot dedicated support vessel that follows the Koru everywhere.
