Alessandra Ambrosio and Buck Palmer Are Engaged and Will ‘Sustain a Deeply Satisfying Relationship’ if They Do This
Congrats are in order for Alessandra Ambrosio and Buck Palmer as the pair announced that they are engaged!
The former Victoria’s Secret Angel shared a series of snaps on Instagram that show her jewelry designer partner’s proposal while on a beach. Ambrosio captioned the post, “I’d choose you in this life and every life. Here’s to forever, my love.”
The couple has been dating for nearly two years and went public with their relationship after Palmer posted a 2024 recap on social media.
“To top off this year, finding and falling in love with such an amazing partner, someone who inspires me daily, someone in which we have so much fun in the ordinary, someone who ignites a passion for life and makes everything more bright,” he wrote. “I’m so so glad I found you again, my love. I couldn’t be more thankful.”
This will be Ambrosio’s first marriage and Palmer’s second as he was previously married to Australian model Ashley Hart. Before Palmer, Ambrosio was engaged to businessman Jamie Mazur, with whom she shares two children, Anja Louise and Noah Phoenix.
So have they found true love together? Here’s how compatible the two are and what they need to do for each other in their relationship to keep things “satisfying.”
Ambrosio’s Life Path number is 7, and Palmer’s Life Path number is 11. According to Numerologist.com, “For the Life Path 7, their work is reaching across. Not constantly — that would be performative, and no one wants performance. But regularly enough that the 11 knows the bridge between them is still alive. This means expressing care in terms the 11 can receive (warmth, not just insight), initiating connection before asked, and being willing to engage with the 11’s intuitive knowing without subjecting it to skeptical analysis every time.
“The 7 does not have to abandon their analytical nature. They just have to create space alongside it for modes of understanding that do not require proof. They also need to communicate when the other is withdrawing. The 7’s retreat into solitude is healthy and necessary — but when it happens without signal, the 11 can experience it as abandonment. A brief ‘I need time alone. I’ll be back’ costs almost nothing and prevents a disproportionate amount of anxiety.”
As for the Life Path 11, “The work is patience with the 7’s processing style. The 7 arrives at understanding differently than you do – through analysis, through deliberation, through questioning that can feel like doubt but is actually their form of respect. When the 7 asks questions about experience that seem skeptical, the 11 must try hearing them as interest rather than dismissal. The 7 who is questioning perception is trying to understand it, not undermine it. Their mode of engagement is different. It’s not lesser.
“They also need to be explicit about what they need emotionally during root-level periods. The 7 may not naturally shift to provide it — not because they don’t care, but because their default mode doesn’t produce effusive emotional expression … Introversion isn’t the risk — withdrawal without communication is. Two introverted people can sustain a deeply satisfying relationship as long as they maintain active connection within it.”
