Although not married but stilll a couple this news I think has made me realise that Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell are probably one of the current longest lasting celebrity hollywood couples?Since 1982 I think.
Although not married but stilll a couple this news I think has made me realise that Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell are probably one of the current longest lasting celebrity hollywood couples?Since 1982 I think.
I wouldn't be surprised if not getting married was the key. All too often you hear of folk who have been together for donkeys' years finally marrying, then divorcing barely five minutes later. It's always puzzled me. Maybe marriage somehow highlights fault lines in a relationship which weren't obvious beforehand.
Melanie was always paranoid and jealous of any actress working with him.
She traded drug problems for plastic surgery. Some years back I remember reading he told her to stop or he would would. Now I think he has been lifted and tucked.
I wouldn't be surprised if not getting married was the key. All too often you hear of folk who have been together for donkeys' years finally marrying, then divorcing barely five minutes later. It's always puzzled me. Maybe marriage somehow highlights fault lines in a relationship which weren't obvious beforehand.
I think sometimes as well people who have been together years have a few problems and then get married as if its some magic wand that will put everything right. Then they find the pressure of the wedding and everything else is the final straw for a relationship already under strain
I wouldn't be surprised if not getting married was the key. All too often you hear of folk who have been together for donkeys' years finally marrying, then divorcing barely five minutes later. It's always puzzled me. Maybe marriage somehow highlights fault lines in a relationship which weren't obvious beforehand.
I've known couples get married because they think it will cure a shaky relationship that's actually come to the end of its natural life. It doesn't work but everyone puts the failure down to being married. Other couples in long relationships get married because it's just what they want to do and they stay together.
If a relationship is crumbling neither a wedding nor a baby will stick it back together again. Working at it and deciding it's worth saving will, nothing else.
ETA Didn't see Blondie's post before I posted this.
Although not married but stilll a couple this news I think has made me realise that Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell are probably one of the current longest lasting celebrity hollywood couples?Since 1982 I think.
Pretty eerie as I was wondering only this week how they'd managed to stay together for so long prompted by a film I saw on TV with him in, The Other Man...
I like him. He always comes accross as a nice man on tv interviews. Melanie comes accross as a bit of a train wreck..what with the addictions & shocking plastic surgery. Having said that, I can't imagine any household with two actors being conventional or normal. Sad nonetheless.
I'd be a bit embarrassed if my parents were arguing over custody of me at 17. She's not a kid. They should simply ask her who she wants to stay with until she's 18. Providing neither parent is abusive, it shouldn't be a big deal.
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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-2650878/Split-Melanie-Griffith-filed-divorce-husband-18-years-Antonio-Banderas-citing-irreconcilable-differences.html
http://www.mirror.co.uk/3am/celebrity-news/melanie-griffith-divorcing-antonio-banderas-3655683
Mind you, I wouldn't trust him as far as I could throw him!
Always thought they were an odd couple when they got together but 18 years in Hollywood is a lifetime
Am I imagining it or did they part years ago (and must have got back together)?
Does she not have a substance problem that makes her very difficult to deal with?
Agreed.
Me too
I wouldn't be surprised if not getting married was the key. All too often you hear of folk who have been together for donkeys' years finally marrying, then divorcing barely five minutes later. It's always puzzled me. Maybe marriage somehow highlights fault lines in a relationship which weren't obvious beforehand.
She traded drug problems for plastic surgery. Some years back I remember reading he told her to stop or he would would. Now I think he has been lifted and tucked.
I think sometimes as well people who have been together years have a few problems and then get married as if its some magic wand that will put everything right. Then they find the pressure of the wedding and everything else is the final straw for a relationship already under strain
They have done rather well time-wise.
I've known couples get married because they think it will cure a shaky relationship that's actually come to the end of its natural life. It doesn't work but everyone puts the failure down to being married. Other couples in long relationships get married because it's just what they want to do and they stay together.
If a relationship is crumbling neither a wedding nor a baby will stick it back together again. Working at it and deciding it's worth saving will, nothing else.
ETA Didn't see Blondie's post before I posted this.
More info here.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-2650962/Marriages-survived-Hollywood-curse.html
In most states, the legal age of majority is eighteen.
http://definitions.uslegal.com/a/age-of-majority/
Where are you getting the s from in Griffith?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XW02Wqx6JBc
I'd be a bit embarrassed if my parents were arguing over custody of me at 17. She's not a kid. They should simply ask her who she wants to stay with until she's 18. Providing neither parent is abusive, it shouldn't be a big deal.