“They’ve been together for decades—but never tied the knot” 💑✨ Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell’s love story defies Hollywood norms—and legal paperwork. With four kids, years of memories, and no wedding ring, their bond proves that lasting love isn’t always about the marriage license. See their rare photos and full story in the article below 👇
Their first encounter happened back in 1966 but it wasn’t until 1986 that they started a relationship. The legendary film stars became a vivid example of a harmonious and enduring couple whose love story will never get old highly inspiring millions in the world. Their union was believed to be a lasting commitment in the turbulent world of Hollywood romances that lacked seriousness and sincerity.
They got together after reconnecting on the set. Together, the couple shares a son named Wyatt. Besides him, they raise Oliver and Kate whom the actress welcomed during her previous relationship and Boston whom the actor in his turn welcomed while being married to S. Hubley. As you can see, their family has 4 offsprings, yet, what piques people’s interest most is that they haven’t got married.
The first time they reconnected was during the filming of «The One and Only, Genuine, Original Family Bond». Then, their bond deepened. It is worth mentioning that at the time of their first encounter the actress was 21 and her future partner was 16. They treat each other with full understanding, tolerance and dedication calling one another their soulmates. Their age difference didn’t stop them too from forming a bond.
The thing is that they share a different perception of love and happiness regardless of a single paper that defines their social status. In fact, they never needed a necessity of a legal contract to define their bond. Remaining unmarried means that their bond extended beyond a piece of paper and only time can prove that. Hawn, in her turn, adds that she actually loves the feeling of freedom and the fact she can choose him over and over again.
What do you think? Are you for or against marriages?
