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Then I am in my office for the most part of the day, editing, on the phone or around the house photographing. I cook lunch for the two of us and then we are back on calls. Around 7pm or 8pm, the day winds down and we watch new TV shows or movies, cook dinner together or have a drink with friends over video chat. Saturdays are completely off, with work and exercise on pause. No take-out or ordering any food, everything is prepared at home and is healthy and balanced.

I purchased Rollerblades and am getting my cardio in on the empty streets of Brooklyn. Shooting an homage to Peter with three German top models and working with him on several campaigns have been my professional highlights. Bomber, Tibi. Jumpsuit, Olivia Palermo Collection. Sunglasses, Fendi. Scarf, Mango. Watch, Piaget. Shoes, Fratelli Rossetti Brera Loafer. Watch, Patek Philippe. The whole visa thing is not relevant.

They have been together for six-and-a-half years, they got engaged this past January. They travel so much during the summer, they really don't have much time to plan things. They are not married yet. They are doing a much smaller civil ceremony in the States this month and they are planning to do something much larger later on.

She said recently: "Johannes' friends and family are all over Europe and my parents are happy to travel, so it will probably be somewhere in the middle. Then you will always have a special place in your heart for the destination where you got married. ES Money. For there is more to Johannes Huebl than simply being half of a couple so ridiculously good-looking that they appear to be made of plastic. Or be holograms. Or be the beta version of some sort of real life Photoshop that will exist in 50 years.

I mean, just look at them! Here are eight facts about Olivia Palermo's new humanoid robot— ahem, husband Johannes Huebl. No way!

Didn't see that coming! Huebl studied business economics at the University of Hamburg and went on to study "cultural science with the emphasis in film and photography, cultural history and philosophy" at the University of Lueneburg. Sounds intense.