Alessandra Ambrosio puts on loved-up display with designer boyfriend Buck Palmer outside as they enjoy casual afternoon in Venice
Alessandra Ambrosio looked more loved-up than ever on Sunday as she enjoyed a casual afternoon in Venice with her boyfriend Buck Palmer.
The former Victoria's Secret model, 44, wore a tight white T-shirt and blue jeans.
Accessorising the outfit with a black handbag and white cardigan, she couldn't keep her hands off the handsome jewellery designer, 43, when they were spotted outside his shop on Abbot Kinney Blvd.
The pair were seen kissing and talking, with Alessandra changing into a brown suede jacket to enjoy a motorbike ride with Buck.
The Brazilian beauty held tightly onto her smiling partner's waist as the pair rode a vintage Triumph motorcycle.
He cut an equally casually stylish figure in his black jeans and shirt, which he covered with a plaid denim shirt outside his shop.
The sweet snaps come after it was reported that the model believes she has finally found 'true love' with Buck.
According to sources, the Australian hunk has won approval from the Victoria's Secret model's children.
She went public with the romance in early December when the couple were pictured holding hands at an Art Basel party in Miami, Florida.
Now insiders have confirmed that the smitten fashion model hopes to be with her new partner 'for her entire life' due to the deep connection they share.
'Alessandra knows who her New Year's Eve kiss is going to be, and she hopes to have the same man to kiss for every New Year's Eve for her entire life,' the source exclusively dished to DailyMail.com.
'She has been through the ringer in relationships but really truly believes in love and feels like she finally found it.'
Opening up about struggles she faced in her past relationships, the insider continued: 'She has been a serial monogamist in a sense and loves being in relationships but has been with men that are resentful of her fame and her money.
'She's been told so many times that she didn't have to work and had everything handed to her and that isn't true. Buck doesn't do this.'
The source added: 'He is incredibly successful in his own right as a jewellery designer and of course he designs special pieces just for her.'
Meanwhile, the star has already introduced the jewellery designer to her beloved children, daughter Anja, 16, and 12-year-old son, Noah.
'She has introduced him to her children, and they really like him,' the insider noted. 'They are the toughest critics and are so protective over their mom.'
Indeed, even the model's friends have noticed that her relationship appears to be a special one as the source added: 'They are incredibly physically attracted to each other and her friends have not seen her swoon like this since [her ex Jamie Mazur].
'But what most people do not realise is that Ale is also incredibly spiritual and the two of them relate on this level deeply.'
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