Never Too Late: Celebrities Who Found True Love In Their 60s

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We've all heard the phrase "It's never too late for love," but sometimes it can be tough to believe. Especially if you've endured almost seven decades of heartbreak, breakups, and/or divorce(s). But multiple celebrities prove that not only is it possible to find a partner in your 60s, it's also possible to fall deeper in love than ever before. 

Take model Paulina Porizkova, a celeb who found love later in life. The star was 61 when she tied the knot with 63-year-old TV writer Jeff Greenstein in 2026. "I'd been on the dating app Raya for like five years and got maybe five hits. Older women like me are invisible on sites like that," she told People. Porizkova, who was married once before, admitted that, at first, she thought her relationship with Greenstein would be platonic as they lived on different coasts and weren't looking for a long-distance romance. But love blossomed, and they found they couldn't part after their first date. 

In an Instagram video showing Porizkova in her white wedding dress on her wedding day (which came three years after she met Greenstein), she spoke openly with fans about her long journey and how marrying later in life actually helped her find the right partner. "I now knew to look for substance over fantasy, nourishing instead of carcinogenic," she wrote. "I have grown into understanding my world and that made me choose differently," she added. And she's far from the only celebrity who has used their decades of experience to their advantage in the romance department.

Kim Cattrall didn't have an easy time with love until she met former actor and sound engineer Russell Thomas in 2016 (she was married three times before that). The former "Sex and the City" actor was 60 when she met her English partner in the U.K. "He followed me, and I followed him on Twitter; he direct messaged me. It was very, very modern. It's just been very easy," she recalled to Glamour.

Cattrall, who's also had multiple best dressed moments in her 60s, later explained to People that Thomas joined her in Vancouver early in their relationship, where their romance truly blossomed. "It was very brave of him because we didn't really know each other other than having a few meals together. But he came, and we got along great, and we've been together ever since!" she gushed. "I love him. And he was worth waiting for," she added. Cattrall and Thomas tied the knot in London in 2025 when she was 69, and he was 55, debunking the myth that male partners are always older in celeb age gap relationships. The two then celebrated their union with a romantic honeymoon in the Maldives.

"Say Yes to the Dress" fans will know Dorothy Silver, who worked in famed New York bridal store Kleinfeld's and helped guide brides in finding their dream wedding dress. But she didn't search for one herself until she was 66. The reality star first met Mark Shorr (who turned 72 in 2026) several decades before they got engaged in 2020, when she was around 63. However, the two lost touch for several years before reconnecting through Shorr's ex-wife, though Silver never expected them to end up husband and wife. "I always considered myself an anti-bride. I'm not a dress person, and my favorite color is black. I never thought in a million years I would be getting married," Silver told People.

It's not clear when Silver, who searched for her perfect dress on the long-running TLC series, and Shorr tied the knot. However, in August 2026, the reality star shared a sweet Instagram photo of herself and Shorr looking happy while soaking up the sun at the beach. Silver was proudly sporting her engagement ring alongside what appeared to be a gold wedding band.

Kristin Scott Thomas is all loved up with Bloomberg's editor-in-chief John Micklethwait, whom she married when she was 64. The notoriously private actor, who's starred in the likes of "Slow Horses" and "Mission: Impossible," wed Micklethwait in September 2024. "They are a perfect match. Both smart, wry and curious as well as devoted to each other. Everyone is delighted that they have got married after a wonderful five-year romance," a source told Independent at the time.

Scott Thomas later made rare comments about their relationship in a 2026 interview with The Telegraph. "I think people who have just fallen in love have this very obvious happiness about them, don't you?" she teased of her love life. The British actor, who was married once before she tied the knot with Micklewait, sweetly continued, "I think I was perfectly happy before, but not this happy." She added, "My husband is not the cure to anything, but he is a man with whom I can talk about anything, who is inspiring and clever."

Heather Locklear found love with fellow actor Lorenzo Lamas a little later in life following her high-profile marriages to musicians Tommy Lee and Richie Sambora. News of their romance hit the headlines in April 2026 when Locklear was 64 and Lamas was 68, several decades after they first met in 1983, when they both appeared on the cover of Playgirl magazine. And the two haven't stopped sharing sweet sentiments about one another since they went public with their love. Speaking to Fox News, Lamas said of Locklear, "She is the most amazing woman that I think I've ever met."

The "Melrose Place" star also proved she had nothing but love for Lamas on the "Hollywood & Divine" podcast, as Locklear confirmed she has faith in her romance with Lamas, despite detractors. She also sees their mutual faith in God as a benefit as well. "My new guy is ... very much a big believer," she said. "I'm just like, when I tell this person I love him, I'm really saying I love you, God." The two also proved how serious they were about one another in June 2026 when Lamas confirmed on Instagram that Locklear was on hand to celebrate his kids' graduations.

Author Anne Lamott got married for the first time at age 65. The writer, best known for books including "Somehow" and "Bird by Bird," walked down the aisle with Neal Allen in 2019 after three years of dating. She told People she hadn't seen marriage as a priority prior to her seventh decade, explaining, "There were so many incredibly fabulous women out there who are iconic to me, who'd never gotten married, and so I always felt like I was in really good company."

However, all that changed when she connected with Allen after meeting on a dating site. They went on a coffee date and became immediately inseparable. "It was just like we stepped into this shape that had been waiting for us our whole lives. And so we've done the work to tend to that as a garden, and to cherish it, and to be grateful for it, and to do the sometimes hard work of marriage and relationships," she said. The famous author shared photos from her wedding day on Instagram, writing alongside one snap, "Everything was perfect. We were and are so beyond happy." Since then, the happy couple have joined forces in the writing world and released the joint non-fiction book "Good Writing: 36 Ways to Improve Your Sentences."