Two of the four Varsano birthdays are printed wrong almost everywhere online, and Gadot has given the correct ones herself

Gal Gadot’s 4 Children: Alma, Maya, Daniella and Ori

Birth order runs Alma, Maya, Daniella, Ori. All four girls have the same two parents, Gadot and Varsano, who married in 2008, so there is no second branch, no stepchildren and no half-siblings to untangle. Every date below is anchored to something Gadot published herself or said on the record at a dated event, which is why this guide can put an exact day on Maya and on Ori instead of settling for a month.

Two of those days travel badly. Maya’s arrival was announced on Instagram on 20 March 2017 and that posting date has been reprinted as her birthday ever since; her mother settled it live at the Hollywood Walk of Fame on 18 March 2025, introducing “Maya, whose birthday’s today, she’s 8”. Ori was announced on 6 March 2024 and is still listed almost everywhere as a March baby, yet Gadot marked Ori’s first birthday on 2 February 2025.

All four girls are minors, so this guide stays inside the perimeter their parents drew: the four names, the order they arrived in, both parents, the birth dates Gadot herself has given, the ages those dates produce and the one credited screen appearance between them. A red-carpet photograph is not a career, a birthday post is not a routine, and neither gets written up here as though it were.

Gal Gadot’s children at a glance

The arithmetic is worth doing once, because it stops rival profiles looking like they are arguing. Alma stays 14 until 5 November 2026. Maya turned nine on 18 March 2026 and stays nine until March 2027. Daniella turned five on 29 June 2026. Ori turned two on 2 February 2026. A page written in January, a page written in April and this page can therefore print four different sets of numbers while agreeing perfectly about four birth dates.

The count itself is simple in a way many family guides are not. Four children, two parents, one household, no earlier marriage feeding a second set of siblings into the total. That is unlike families such as Alfonso Ribeiro’s four children across two maternal branches, where the number you get depends entirely on which household a short biography happens to be describing. Set that against Jeff Bezos’ four children, a family of the same size where only one child has ever been named in public and three birth dates remain unpublished.

Who are the parents of Gal Gadot’s four daughters?

Gal Gadot was born on 30 April 1985 and is 41 on 20 August 2026. Her husband, Jaron Varsano, is written as Yaron Versano in a large slice of the coverage; the two spellings are one man and one family name carried across from Hebrew, not two different people. He is an Amsterdam-born property developer who built and ran a Tel Aviv hotel with his brother before selling the portfolio and moving the family to Los Angeles.

Varsano’s current professional record is easy to check because it is filed under his own name. Forbes reported in October 2019 that he and Gadot had formed the production company Pilot Wave, with the pair producing together rather than Gadot producing alone. Six years later that structure is still doing visible work: The Jerusalem Post reported in January 2026 that Paramount had acquired Janet Evanovich’s Recovery Agent novels, with Gadot attached to star as Gabriela Rose and Gadot and Varsano among the producers through Pilot Wave.

That table is the whole family map, and its shortness is the point. Guides to blended households have to spend paragraphs separating branches, the way the Maya Rudolph four-child guide does. Here there is one branch, so the reader’s effort is better spent on the dates, which is where the errors actually live.

The two birth dates most Gal Gadot profiles get wrong

Announcement dates get printed as birthdays because they are the first dates anyone can see. Gadot posts when she is ready, not when the baby arrives, and the gap has been days rather than hours twice out of four. Once you know that, the disagreements between profiles resolve instantly instead of looking like somebody made the numbers up.

Daniella is the easy one. She was born on 29 June 2021 and Gadot posted the news and the name the same day, so no gap opened and no rival date entered circulation. Hers is the one Varsano birthday that comes back the same on almost every profile you will find.

If you only take one habit from this section, take this one: check whether a date is described as the day a child was born or the day a parent posted. The wording usually gives it away, and it is the single most reliable way to tell a carefully written family profile from a copied one.

What Gal Gadot has said about Ori’s arrival

Gadot’s announcement caption in March 2024 read: “My sweet girl, welcome. The pregnancy was not easy and we made it through. You have brought so much light into our lives, living up to your name, Ori, which means ‘my light’ in Hebrew.” For most of 2024 that single clause about the pregnancy was all anyone had, and it drove a great deal of speculation.

She closed the gap herself. In December 2024 Gadot posted a detailed account, covered by Good Morning America and Rolling Stone, saying that in February 2024, in the eighth month of the pregnancy, weeks of severe headaches led to an MRI that found a massive blood clot in her brain. She was taken to Cedars-Sinai in Los Angeles and had emergency surgery within hours. She wrote that she is fully healed, and she cited the figure she wanted readers to carry away: roughly three in 100,000 pregnant women over 30 develop cerebral venous thrombosis.

On The Tonight Show in March 2025 she added the detail that turned it into a public-health point rather than a celebrity anecdote. Her headaches had been attributed to hormones and migraine until her mother pushed for the scan. Her advice to anyone reading was simply to get checked.

The boundary here matters and it is a short one. That medical account belongs to Gadot, who chose to publish it. Nothing about Ori’s own health is stated, implied or inferred from it anywhere on this page, and the birth date above rests on the first-birthday post rather than on any part of the medical story.

The only screen appearance any of the four daughters has

Two of the four girls appear in a released feature film, once. In the closing Christmas-fair sequence of Wonder Woman 1984, released in December 2020, Alma, then nine, throws a snowball that hits her mother, and Maya, then three, rides a carousel beside their father. Gadot has described the cameo as a souvenir the family will keep rather than as a debut.

Maya has an earlier and stranger claim on the franchise. When Wonder Woman went back for reshoots in November 2016, Gadot was five months pregnant with her, and the production cut a triangle out of the front of the costume and covered it with green cloth so the bump could be painted out. Gadot told Entertainment Weekly that on close-ups she looked like Wonder Woman and on wide shots she looked like “Wonder Woman pregnant with Kermit the Frog”.

Neither of those things makes a child an actor. One credited family cameo at nine years old and three years old establishes a dated appearance in one film and nothing further: no agent, no career, no training, no plan. Guides that quietly upgrade a cameo into a profession are doing to these girls what the Jennifer Connelly family guide deliberately refuses to do to hers.

Daniella and Ori have no screen record at all. That takes one sentence because it is one sentence true, and the alternative is harvesting captions from a parent’s feed until all four Varsano sisters come out the same length on the page. Alma has a cameo. Maya has a cameo. Their younger sisters have a birth date and a name, and that is the whole of it. Jamie Dornan’s three daughters sit at the far end of that scale: a household of girls with no credited appearance between them and no faces in circulation. Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds’ four children sit in the same bracket, named by their parents on stage or in interviews and photographed almost never.

Varsano, Versano or Gadot: what surname do the girls use?

The family name is Varsano, and the daughters are Alma, Maya, Daniella and Ori Varsano. Searching “Alma Versano” instead of “Alma Varsano” will return a different-looking set of results about exactly the same child, because outlets transliterate the Hebrew spelling differently and then stay consistent with whichever version they picked first.

Gadot is the mother’s own surname, not a stage name, and she is credited under it on every film. That is why a search for “Gal Gadot children surname” turns up an apparent mismatch that is not a mismatch at all: mother and daughters simply carry different family names, which is unremarkable and completely public.

Practically, this means three spellings will each get you somewhere: Varsano for most American reporting, Versano for a large share of Israeli and syndicated coverage, and Gadot for anything filed under the mother. Cross-checking a date across two of the three is the fastest way to catch a profile that has copied an announcement date. The same trick works on any family where a parent works under a different name from the children, including Julianne Moore’s two children, who are Freundlichs.

What Gal Gadot and Jaron Varsano are doing on 20 August 2026

A parent’s current work belongs in a family guide only when it is dated properly, because “starring in” and “announced for” are very different claims. The table below keeps each item tied to the period that actually supports it.

Taken together, those rows describe a year rather than a career. Two finished films, one ceremony, one honour, one project in development and one commercial announcement. None of it says Gadot is currently on a set, because no dated source reviewed here says that, and inventing a shooting schedule to fill the gap would be the fastest way to make everything else on this page less trustworthy.

Varsano’s record runs alongside hers rather than separately: the Pilot Wave credits are joint, and the January 2026 Recovery Agent announcement names both of them as producers. Dual-career film families produce this pattern often, and the Dwayne Johnson three-daughter guide handles the same problem of separating a parent’s production company from a child’s life.

What current Gal Gadot children profiles should correct

Applied together those six lines change almost every Gal Gadot family page in the results. The count moves to four, the ages acquire a date, two birthdays move by days rather than months, and two children get their sections back to a proportionate length. None of it requires a new source, only a stricter reading of the ones that already exist. The Hilary Duff four-child guide was rebuilt on exactly the same principle.

Gal Gadot family timeline

Read as a sequence, the family record is unusually clean: four births, one marriage, one cameo, one ceremony and one medical disclosure that the mother made herself. Everything a reader typing “Gal Gadot children” actually wants is inside that list, and everything outside it belongs to four girls who are still children.

Questions people ask about Gal Gadot’s children

How many children does Gal Gadot have?

Gal Gadot has four children, all daughters: Alma, Maya, Daniella and Ori. She has them with her husband, Jaron Varsano, whom she married in 2008. There are no stepchildren and no second parent branch in the family.

How old are Gal Gadot’s children?

On 20 August 2026, Alma is 14, Maya is nine, Daniella is five and Ori is two. Alma turns 15 on 5 November 2026, so any profile written after that date should show 15 rather than 14.

What are the birth dates of Gal Gadot’s children?

Alma was born on 5 November 2011, Maya on 18 March 2017, Daniella on 29 June 2021 and Ori on 2 February 2024. Maya and Ori are frequently mis-dated because their births were announced days later.

Who is the father of Gal Gadot’s children?

Jaron Varsano, written Yaron Versano in much of the coverage, is the father of all four girls. He is an Amsterdam-born former hotelier who co-founded the production company Pilot Wave with Gadot in October 2019.

Are Gal Gadot’s daughters in any of her films?

Alma and Maya appear with their father in the closing Christmas-fair sequence of Wonder Woman 1984, released in December 2020. That is one credited family cameo, not an acting career for either girl.

Why do some pages say Gal Gadot has three children?

Those pages were written before Ori was born on 2 February 2024 and announced on 6 March 2024. Gadot has had four daughters since then, and she named all four at her Walk of Fame ceremony in March 2025.