A celebrity’s turbulent life can sometimes leave little room for true love. Celebrities may find it difficult to develop and commit to long-term relationships due to the highs and lows of celebrity, not knowing who to trust, and the time commitment of their careers. Although it is ideal to meet your soulmate early in life, this does not always occur. Even if society teaches us that we must follow a specific path to find love, some people defy the odds and live life on their own terms.
These persons also include celebrities who took a different path by focusing on their careers first, or who had bad luck in love in their childhood. After years of living without love or navigating poor relationships and heartache, many celebrities you know and love have finally found their special someone. Check out these 7 celebrities that found love later in life to learn more about these celebs who are now enjoying their relationships.
Bart Freundlich and Julianne Moore
Julianne Moore was formerly married to John Rubin, whom she divorced in 1995. She eventually met and married filmmaker Bart Feundlich. “I met Bart Freundlich when I read the script for [The Myth of Fingerprints]. “I really liked it, and I really liked his narrative,” Julianne added. “But I never, ever, ever anticipated that shooting that movie would provide me with the personal life that I had always desired.”
Eddie Judge and Tamra Barney
Tamra Barney’s marriage to Simon Barney, star of Real Housewives of Orange County, came to an end in public. She afterward married Eddie Judge, with whom she has been married for numerous years. “You will be mine forever babe. “I adore you,” Barney wrote of Eddie on Instagram.
Katie Couric and John Molner
Katie Couric lost her husband to colon cancer after a valiant battle with the disease after nine years of marriage in 1998. With her second husband, John, she got another opportunity at love. “I feel incredibly happy because he’s witty and nice and really brilliant and amazing company,” Katie told Ellen DeGeneres on The Ellen DeGeneres Show. “You forget how vital it is to simply enjoy being with the person.”
Sandra Bullock and Bryan Randall
After her relationship with Jesse James ended, Sandra Bullock began dating Bryan Randall. “She balances her life out well. Her kids are her number one priority and always have been,” an anonymous source told E! News. “Bryan is like a father to her kids. He adores Sandy.”
James Brolin and Barbara Streisand
When her romance with Elliot Gould ended, she found true love again at the age of 56. She did it alongside fellow actor James Brolin. They married in 1998 and have been blissfully married ever since.
Valerie Bertinelli and Tom Vitale
The two both split from their respective relationships and then met each other in 2004. They eventually got hitched in 2004. “If the time wasn’t right, I wouldn’t have asked,” Tom told AARP The Magazine. “We’re both still a little afraid of commitment, but then we were over there, and it was like our souls were calibrated.”
Amal Clooney and George Clooney
Following a few years of marriage to Talia Balsam, George Clooney said that he would remain a bachelor and never marry again. Then he met Amal, everything changed. “I have to say, I felt that way about her before I had the twins. “I felt like I’d met someone for whom I would absolutely, you know, trade my life,” George explained. “I met someone whose life was more important to me than mine. And I’d never had anything like that before.”
