Richard Gere and Alejandra Silva have big plans ahead for their family. The Chicago actor, 75, and his wife, 41, who he married in 2018, are packing up their home in Connecticut, US and moving to Alejandra's homeland, Spain.
The A-list couple have sold their family farm for $10.75 million, according to Mansion Global. Richard and Alejandra are reportedly relocating to the capital, Madrid, with their two young sons, Alexander, five, and James, four.
Alejandra and Richard Gere have sold their Connecticut family farm for $10.75 million
Though Alejandra, who is already a mom to her 11-year-old son, Albert, who she welcomed during her first marriage to Govind Friedland, is no doubt looking forward to re-connecting to her Spanish roots, the publicist and her actor husband, also a father to his 24-year-old son, Homer, are likely going to miss their family life on the farm.
Richard and Alejandra have been living in a stunning 1938 mansion in New Canaan, Connecticut, which was previously owned by singer Paul Simon.
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The couple have lived there for six years but are looking forward to setting roots down in Madrid.
The Geres' estate also features a huge farm where they have been raising animals including horses and goats. The couple have also been home-growing their own produce.
According to reports, the pair are moving into a house estimated to be worth around €11 million. The property is said to feature over 10,000 square metres of land, a heated pool, a wine cellar and a house that spans over three floors.
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The Pretty Woman actor recently spoke to Vanity Fair about their big move to Europe: "[Alejandra] was very generous in giving me six years living in my world, so it's only fair that I give her at least another six years living in hers.
"For me, going to Madrid is going to be a great adventure," he said, adding: "I love Spain and I think the lifestyle is fabulous, and their ability to live transmitting joy and happiness."
Before they leave the sprawling estate, click through the gallery to see the best photos…
Alejandra and Richard will soon be waving goodbye to Connecticut
The mother-of-three shared this snap from their farm while she feeds milk to the cows.
She wrote in the caption: "In these times that run, especially if you live in the city, it is so difficult to be able to enjoy the basic pleasures that nature offers us, for me the ones I value most and the ones I want to instil in my family. Back to basics."
When October comes around, Alejandra likes to partake in traditions including pumpkin picking.
This snap from 2022 shows the 41-year-old with all three of her boys – whose faces she conceals from Instagram – sitting in a wheelbarrow while they pick out the best ones to carve.