Landy is the star player for the Phoenix Suns and one of their most sought-after players. Even with all of his success, he has been able to keep his personal life out of the public eye.
Still, the people who know him best know that he is in a serious relationship with Cameron Aimonetti, even though he is not yet married or engaged.
Cameron is a breath of fresh air for Landy. She is beautiful on the outside and the inside.
She agrees with and supports all of her partner’s big decisions, so it’s not surprising that this couple is quickly becoming a model for other couples.
Every time they do something together, like cheer from the stands or celebrate from courtside seats, their relationship gets stronger.
Landry Shamet made his relationship with Cameron Aimonetti official at the 2019 ESPYS. However, the details of how they met and when they started dating are still unknown.
Even though they are hard to find, it seems like they are still together. They both post pictures of each other on social media, even though Shamet lives in Arizona and Aimonetti lives in New York City. This suggests that they are having an affair across the country.
Even though only time will tell if this is a serious and long-term commitment, there is no doubt that Shamet’s fans are rooting for their success and hoping to see them on the red carpet together many more times in the future.
Cameron Aimonetti was born in the California city of Redwood City on December 2, 1996.
Wendi Selig-Aimonetti and Steve Aimonetti gave birth to her.
She is the youngest of the three children of Wendi Selig-Aimonetti and Steve Aimonetti. Her father played football at Stanford University and now works in the medical field. Her mother, on the other hand, has a licence to sell real estate.
Justin Aimonetti, Cameron’s brother, also played football for Columbia University, where he went to school. He worked for the US Department of Justice at the same time he went to law school at the University of Virginia. He is a law clerk at the District Courts in Washington, DC.
Shelbi Aimonetti, her older sister, went to Loyola Marymount University and Columbia University and graduated from both. She works at Village Real Estate in Nashville, Tennessee, as a real estate agent.
Cameron Aimonetti went to St. Francis High School, where he was on the volleyball and basketball teams. She was also on the National Honor Society, the Foreign Language Honor Society, and the Student Council at her school.
She went to school at the University of San Diego, where she got her degree in 2014.
Aimonetti spent her 2016 semester abroad working in field labs in 12 countries in Europe, Africa, and South America.
Her BBA in Marketing and Finance was finished in 2018. During college, she worked as a hostess and a publicist.
Cameron Aimonetti, like her mother and sister, got a licence to sell real estate. From 2015 to 2017, she worked as an office assistant for Coldwell Banker. Then, she went to work as an executive assistant for Keller Williams Realty in California.
Cameron moved to New York in 2018, where she worked for The Corona Group as a natural state agent for two years. She has been doing her job as an agent at The Compass for the past few weeks.
She is also the president of her sorority, Kappa Kappa Gamma, and a member of the Real State Society and the business fraternity Delta Sigma Pi.
Shamet played 20 minutes in a 124-120 loss to the Thunder on March 19, 2023. He scored 210 points, had two assists, and stole one ball.
On March 19, he played for the first time in a long time. He had been out for a long time because of an injury to his right foot.
Shamet hasn’t played since January 2016 because he hurt his right foot. However, Phenix Sans head coach William has no problem giving the 26-year-old Shamet a big role when he comes back.
Shamet was the fourth player to come off the bench during the game, and he played the most minutes of any Phoenix bench player. Before the Suns’ next game against the Lakers, Shamet doesn’t look like the most reliable streaming option for three-point production.
But it’s possible that he played more because starting wing Josh Okogie was in trouble with fouls and only got to play for 21 minutes.