Lauren Sánchez Shares a Look at Her Thanksgiving with Her Blended Family, Including Ex Tony Gonzalez and His Wife

Mar. 15, 2025

October Gonzalez (left) and Lauren Sánchez.Photo:October Gonzalez/Instagram

October Gonzalez/Instagram

Lauren Sánchezis sharing the love!

The Emmy-winning journalist, 55, reconnected with loved ones over the Thanksgiving break— including with her ex-boyfriendTony Gonzalez’s wife, October “Tobie” Gonzalez.

“FULL. My heart, my belly, my eyes. A Thanksgiving for the books,” October, 44, wrote in anInstagram postfeaturing a selection of memories from the holiday, which included Sánchez.

Sánchez and her NFL Hall of Famer ex, 48, share son Nikko, 23, who was also pictured in his stepmother’s carousel of images from the holiday.

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The reunion comes amid a busy time for Sánchez, who is actively planning her wedding to fiancéJeff Bezos.

Engaged since May 2023, the couple agreed to tie the knot more than four years after going public with their relationship in January 2019.

Sánchez was previously married toPatrick Whitesell, with whom she has two children, while Bezos was married for 25 years toMacKenzie Scott, with whom he has four children.

While Bezos, 60, was not pictured in Gonzalez’s post, the Amazon founder and Sánchez have previously spent the past four Thanksgiving holidays together.

In 2021, Sánchez celebrated the holiday with aInstagram postfeaturing a photo of her and Bezos posing next to some Thanksgiving dishes.

Sánchez captioned the photo with a prayer hands emoji and the phrase “Grateful.”

Lauren Sánchez (left) and Jeff Bezos.Stefanie Keenan/VF24/WireImage

Stefanie Keenan/VF24/WireImage

Ahead of the 2024 holiday season, Bezos and Sánchez made a$110.5 million donationthat will be granted to 40 different organizations that focus on family homelessness through their Bezos Day 1 Families fund.

In a statement, Sánchez said “there has never been a more important time to support those individuals and organizations making a difference” as homelessness rates rise across the country.

“Every family deserves a home, and we’re thankful to be able to play a part in working towards making that a reality,” she added.

source: people.com