How Many Kids Does Gal Gadot Have? Family in 2026

The Short Answer: Four Daughters

Gal Gadot has four children: four daughters with her husband, Jaron Varsano. The eldest, Alma, was born on November 5, 2011 and is 14; Maya followed on March 10, 2017 and is 9; Daniella arrived on June 29, 2021 and is 5; and the baby, Ori, was born in March 2024 and is 2 years old as of October 2026.

Gadot, 41, married Varsano in 2008, before her Hollywood breakthrough — she was crowned Miss Israel in 2004, served as a combat fitness instructor in the Israel Defense Forces, and landed her first Hollywood role in 2009’s Fast & Furious. She has said she always wanted to be a young mother: “I was 25 when I was pregnant with Alma,” she told InStyle. The four girls have grown up alongside one of the decade’s biggest action careers — Gadot filmed Wonder Woman scenes while pregnant with Maya.

Below is the full verified picture: each daughter and her birth story, the husband behind the “house of girls,” the terrifying health scare of the fourth pregnancy, and what the family looks like in October 2026.

Alma and Maya: The Two Eldest

Alma Varsano, born November 5, 2011, made Gadot a mother at 26 — before Wonder Woman, before the Time 100 list, before global fame. Now 14 and turning 15 on November 5, 2026, Alma has grown up almost entirely inside her mother’s stardom, appearing alongside her at the Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony in March 2025 and in rare family photos Gadot shares online.

Maya Varsano, born March 10, 2017, is 9. Her arrival coincided with the most intense stretch of Gadot’s career: she was pregnant with Maya while shooting Justice League and doing press for the first Wonder Woman film, which opened to critical and commercial success in June 2017. At the March 2025 Walk of Fame ceremony, Gadot wished Maya a happy 8th birthday from the podium — “mazel tov!” — in front of the cameras.

The two eldest have also had small brushes with their mother’s on-screen world: the girls had cameos in Wonder Woman 1984, and Gadot has described the particular chaos of raising teenagers-to-be while promoting films on global press tours.

Daniella and Ori: The Two Youngest

Daniella Varsano, born June 29, 2021, is 5. Her early years were the pandemic era — Gadot has shared clips of Daniella’s toddler milestones, including a much-loved “please go to sleep” dance the actress posted during lockdown life. Daniella’s birth was announced quietly on social media, in keeping with the family’s preference for privacy.

Ori Varsano, born in March 2024 (announced March 7, 2024), is 2. Her name means “my light” in Hebrew — and it was hard-earned. Gadot later revealed that during her eighth month of pregnancy she was diagnosed with a “massive blood clot” in her brain after weeks of excruciating headaches, underwent emergency surgery, and gave birth “during that moment of uncertainty and fear.” She wrote on Instagram: “My daughter, Ori, is a constant reminder of resilience, hope, and the strength we carry within.”

Ori’s arrival completed what Gadot calls the “house of girls” — four daughters spanning 12 years, from a 14-year-old to a 2-year-old, with what she jokingly calls “pretty cool daddy” outnumbered five to one.

The Husband: Jaron Varsano

Jaron Varsano, an Israeli real estate developer turned film producer, married Gadot in 2008 — a full year before her first Hollywood role. The couple met in the Israeli desert at what Gadot has described as a “very strange party,” and they have been together for 18 years, weathering her transformation from Miss Israel into one of the world’s most recognizable action stars.

Varsano keeps a low public profile but is a constant presence at family milestones: he stood beside Gadot at the Walk of Fame ceremony in 2025, and Gadot regularly credits him in interviews — “Whenever my success grew, I always got pregnant,” she joked in her Walk of Fame speech, adding that Varsano always reminded her “to dream and to be free to do whatever it is that I want to do.” He is the father of all four girls and, by Gadot’s account, the steady center of the household.

The marriage is one of Hollywood’s longest-running: 18 years, four children, and a partnership that predates the fame entirely. As Gadot put it at the Walk of Fame: “Our daughters, Alma, Maya — whose birthday’s today — Dan Dan, and baby Ori, everything I do, I do for you. Being your Ima is my greatest, greatest privilege.”

2025: The Walk of Fame Family Moment

On March 18, 2025, Gal Gadot received her star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame — and turned it into a family affair. All four daughters attended: Alma, 13 at the time; Maya, 8, whose birthday fell on the very day of the ceremony; Daniella, 3; and Ori, 13 months old. Varsano was there too, and the family posed together on Hollywood Boulevard in one of the rare full-family photos Gadot has ever shared publicly.

Her speech was the most personal of her career. “Whenever my success grew, I always got pregnant, I needed to ground myself,” she said, to laughter. “That’s what I tell my agents. It’s either I’m making movies or making babies.” The line captured the throughline of her adult life: every career peak — Wonder Woman in 2017, Red Notice, Heart of Stone — arrived alongside a pregnancy.

The ceremony also marked a turning point in how public the family has become. Gadot spent years shielding the girls from cameras; by 2025 and 2026, with the eldest entering her teens, she has let the world in — carefully, and on her terms.

2026: The Runner and the Press Tour

2026 has been a working year for Gadot the actress — and a revealing one for Gadot the mother. She spent the fall promoting her physically demanding new thriller, The Runner, in which she plays a London attorney racing to save her kidnapped son. The irony of a mother of four daughters playing a desperate parent was not lost on interviewers: on Live with Kelly and Mark in September 2026, she traded thriller talk for an extended conversation about the day-to-day realities of raising four girls.

She also detailed the grueling preparation — nine months training to perfect her running form on the streets of London — and joked on Jimmy Kimmel Live about getting 100,000 steps a week and celebrating the Jewish New Year with the family between shoots. The press tour doubled as a showcase for a new phase: Gadot discussing motherhood not as a sidebar but as the main event.

Through it all, the framing has stayed consistent. Asked about the balance, Gadot returns to the same answer she has given for a decade: the kids come first, the work fits around them, and — as she told the Walk of Fame crowd — being their Ima is “the most meaningful thing I’ve ever done.”

The Family in October 2026

As of October 2026, the Gadot-Varsano household is a family of six: a 41-year-old movie star, her husband of 18 years, and four daughters aged 14, 9, 5 and 2. Alma turns 15 on November 5, 2026 — weeks after this article’s publication — which will make the spread a full 13 years from eldest to youngest.

It is, by Gadot’s own design, a private family living a very public life in careful doses: Walk of Fame podiums and Kimmel couches for the milestones, and a closed door for everything else. Four daughters — Alma (born November 5, 2011), Maya (born March 10, 2017), Daniella (born June 29, 2021) and Ori (born March 2024) — remain the answer to the question, and, in their mother’s words, the most meaningful thing she has ever done.

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