The camera doesn't matter much really, the A7 III is excellent in low light but none of the newer ones are that different from one another with regard to DR or low light performance.
How much do you want to spend? The 85 is classic for portraits, but the 135 is also an excellent choice. If you're on a budget, Samyang's 135/1.8 is very highly regarded. There are a myriad of excellent lenses from 75 to 135 available in E mount in all price ranges. Most like to keep portrait lenses between 1.2 and 1.8 for good bokeh.
Zooms are for the most part limited to f/2.8, which will work but not be optimal. There are a few faster zooms out, with more promised, but for now 2.8 is about it. One you may want to consider is the Tamron or Samyang 35-150/2-2.8. Very nice do it all focal range with decent speed and bokeh.
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