Jeff Bezos Spares No Expense As He Transforms $90M Florida Love Nest To Please Wife Lauren Sanchez

Jeff Bezos has dipped into his very large pockets to refurbish his $90 million Florida estate to please his wife, Lauren Sanchez.

The couple got married in a lavish, star-studded wedding in June this year and have been going strong since then.

The house refurbishing comes as Jeff Bezos expands his business venture after picking up the co-CEO role at AI venture Project Prometheus.

Bezos is pouring several million into refurbishing his $90 million estate on Florida's exclusive "Billionaire Bunker" island, all to create the perfect sanctuary for his wife, Lauren Sanchez.

According to the Daily Mail, the Amazon founder has set out to undertake an aesthetic makeover for the Indian Creek Island property, filling the lawn with oaks, royal palms, and other trees.

He secured the services of a professional arborist who is overseeing the whole process to ensure that the imported trees, which include dozens of Brazilian Beauty-Leafs, imported Japanese yews, and Gumbo Limbos, arrive with their roots intact.

Bezos also introduced several bulging sculptures into the estate and fitted into it a resort-standard pickleball court.

Renovation works are also ongoing inside the six-bedroom, nine-bathroom mansion, and it's expected that the finished look will include a sauna, spa, and hot tub, a firepit, and a poolside cabana office for the billionaire.

Its massive garage doors were also changed to industrial-strength ones at a price of $103,000.

Despite the extensive works on the waterfront property, it appears Bezos and Sanchez may only be using it temporarily until they decide to build a new one from scratch, as the businessman owns two more plots in the VIP enclave close to Miami Beach.

Back in 2023, the Blue Origin boss snapped up numbers 11 and 12 Indian Creek Island road in quick succession for a figure around $147 million. According to the Daily Mail, his ultimate plan is to demolish the neighboring properties and replace them with one mega mansion that'll also set him back several million dollars.

Some famous celebrities who have also found abode in the exclusive community include Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump, Carl Icahn, Julio Iglesias, and Tom Brady.

Bezos and Sanchez tied the knot in an exclusive Venice wedding ceremony back in June. The event, which many labeled as "the wedding of the century," was graced by Hollywood's big shots, including Kim Kardashian, Bill Gates, Oprah Winfrey, Sydney Sweeney, and Usher.

The couple was all smiles as they dressed to the T for the event, with Sanchez wearing a lace Dolce & Gabbana haute couture gown, while Bezos kept it formal in a well-tailored suit with a bow tie.

They unsurprisingly didn't ask for a gift from guests; instead, they explained in a note shared with Vogue Magazine that they were making "contributions" on behalf of every guest.

Bezos and Sánchez revealed that on behalf of their guests, donations were made to the UNESCO Venice Office to protect the Italian city's "irreplaceable cultural heritage."

They also made donations "to CORILA to restore the vital lagoon habitats that protect Venice's future, and to Venice International University to support research and education for sustainable solutions."

"This magical place has gifted us unforgettable memories. Our hope is that through these efforts and by you joining us, Venice will continue to inspire wonder for generations to come," the couple said, per Vogue.

Bezos was previously married to Mackenzie Scott from 1993 until their separation in 2019, sharing four children together.

Sanchez also has three children already, one son with former NFL star Tony Gonzalez, and another son plus a daughter with her ex-husband, Patrick Whitesell.

Aside from his love life, Bezos is also making giant strides in the business world as he's the latest to create an AI startup.

He will be the co-CEO of Project Prometheus, alongside tech executive Vik Bajaj, per the New York Times.

Together, they've already raised $6.2 billion in funding and have employed 100 employees from other AI companies, including Meta, Google, and OpenAI.

When news of Bezos's new business venture hit the public, his fellow billionaire Elon Musk used the opportunity to throw a light jab at him by calling him a "copycat," together with a laughing emoji.