Bob Barker, host of "Price is Right," thought he would never remarry after his first wife passed away. Now, at 99, the retired TV host is ready to marry his long-time partner, Nancy Burnet.
Queen Consort Camilla, had been part of the royal family for years now and has become one the most popular royal member. However, her relationship with Prince William and Prince Harry started off rocky. William has accepted his stepmother but told his children they only have one grandmother.
Two years after Eddie Van Halen's tragic demise, his son, Wolfgang Van Halen, pens down an emotional tribute on Instagram. Despite their divorce, Valerie Bertinelli maintained a good relationship with her ex-husband and was at his bedside in the last days of his life.
American Actress and Television Producer Sarah Jessica Parker is no stranger to the red carpet, considering her status as one of the biggest movie stars in Hollywood.
Laura and George W. Bush are parents to two and grandparents to four. George admitted to undermining his daughter's teachings by spoiling his grandchildren with anything they want.
Tim McGraw has had a lifetime of success. With a thriving music career spanning several decades, the singer has achieved what to many musicians remains a dream. But even with so many musical achievements, McGraw is most grateful for having found and married the love of his life, Faith Hill.
Julia Roberts and Daniel Moder both have successful careers in Hollywood, but Moder had to convince Roberts to start acting again after a 20-year hiatus from the craft.
When Simon Cowell lost both his parents, he had grief that made him still talk to them. He struggled with bonds until he became a father unexpectedly at an older age, and the best moment of his life was when the boy was born, whom he named after his late father.
Tia Mowry and Corey Hardict, who have been a Hollywood power couple for some time, have decided that their marriage is no longer and announced a separation.
"Troy" star Brad Pitt was saddened when his wife unexpectedly slammed him with divorce papers before their 2nd wedding anniversary. Following their separation, the pair engaged in a messy custody battle for their six kids, and Pitt won joint custody last year.
Pop singer Celine Dion was devastated by the death of her beloved husband, Rene Angelil, who lost his life to a disease. He wanted to die in her arms, but she could not be there, and now, the star lives in constant regret.
Although Alan Alda has become a household name, the actor's early life was rough, and finding work starting out proved difficult. Nonetheless, he persisted and landed the role that made him famous, namely Hawkeye Pierce in M*A*S*H.
Actor Sam Elliott has "a deeply loving" relationship with his only child, daughter Cleo. Despite Cleo being 38 and someone's fiancee, Elliot still thinks of her as his baby. Unfortunately, the actor's wife, Katharine Ross, had a tough time relating so well with her daughter.
Years after losing his father, Robert de Niro Jr. honored his memory by speaking a truth nobody knew about. The Hollywood celebrity felt obligated to publish his dad's journal, revealing his sexuality. Also, Robert Sr. was an unaccomplished man, yet he loved his son.
Paul McCartney was happy in his perfect marriage with Linda, his first wife. Unfortunately, Linda died, leaving Paul, a widower with four kids. Losing his first wife was painful, but at 66, luck smiled at him when he found Nancy, his third wife and stepmother to his kids.
When Meghan Markle married Prince Harry, things between her and her reclusive father, Thomas Markle, seemed to fall apart. After a long time without contact between the two, Queen Elizabeth II encouraged the Duchess to restore their relationship.
When actress Marlo Thomas agreed to appear as a guest on "The Phil Donahue Show" in 1977, she did not realize she was entering the beginning of the rest of her life. As soon as her eyes set on the show's host and media personality Donohue, she was smitten and remains that way for decades.
Raymond Burr, who regretted not having a family, never fathered a child naturally. But before his death, he was a proud dad to twenty-seven kids, all adopted from around the world. The actor barely stayed married to any woman and tried his best to mask his true nature to save his career.
Suzanne Somers, America's beloved star from the 1970s sitcom "Three's Company," went against her mother's rules during her first date with her husband. Although the couple had a challenging relationship after that, they developed a strong bond that has lasted for nearly six decades.
Goldie Hawn might now be known as Kurt Russell's longtime girlfriend, but she had two marriages before she met him. Her first marriage was when she was young and it wasn't a very happy one.
Marlo Thomas has been married to her husband Phil Donahue for 42 years. Thomas never believed in marriage because she thought it caged women, but her relationship with Donahue disapproved of that. Now the couple wrote a book sharing all the secrets to a long-lasting relationship.
Nicole Kidman and Tom Cruise were one of Hollywood's beloved couples. Inside their perfect union, they faced some challenges, Including Kidman's yearning for motherhood—despite being an adoptive mom, she did not feel happy enough.
Simon Cowell's journey into fatherhood began in 2013 after welcoming his only child, Eric, with his partner. However, following the baby news, his ex-lover revealed that she felt hurt and betrayed, as they still had a hopeful relationship.
Patrick Dempsey proved that not all heroes wear capes after he saved a 17-year-old boy's life following a terrifying accident. In 2015, the actor announced his exit from the series "Grey's Anatomy," after 11 seasons.
Country music legends Tim McGraw and his wife Faith Hill recently celebrated 26 years together. The pair first met in late 1994 during a Nashville gig. At the time, they were both in other relationships, with McGraw dating Kristine Donahue and Hill finalizing her divorce from Daniel Hill.
Orbach joined the police procedural and legal drama television series in 1992, playing the world-weary, wisecracking NYPD homicide detective Lennie Briscoe in the show he referred to as "prestige."
TV star Amy Schneider not only became a millionaire from partaking in the NBC show "Jeopardy!," but she also found love and has started a new life with her wife. The couple wed a year after crossing paths.
Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie were once a power couple until their expected split. Pitt feels to be "the richest" after becoming a dad, and he continues to fight for his kids amid Jolie's assault accusations.
Despite his friends' initial disapproval, Delta Burke and Gerald McRaney had a 33-year happy marriage after he proposed on the second date. The couple shares a mutual love and support "no matter what," and they renewed their vows while "embrac[ing] each other's insanity."
Will Smith and Jada Pinkett have been a Hollywood power couple for more than two decades, but their union has often hit the spotlight for the wrong reasons. Jada is now set to release a book about her marriage.
Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell are one of Hollywood's most inspiring couples. Although they are not married, the pair have maintained a relationship spanning more than three decades.
Valerie Bertinelli and Eddie Van Halen wed months after first meeting in their 20s and were close till his last breath. The couple divorced, but it wasn't because they stopped loving each other, and Valerie and their son, Wolf, were by Eddie's bedside when he was dying.
Although Betty White's stepdaughter did not warm up to her when she married her father, the veteran eventually won her over. White never had kids of her own but once said that her stepchildren, who dubbed her "Dragon Lady," meant the world to her.
Initially, Kenny Rogers and his wife, Wanda Miller, decided not to have children but ended up with twins that the musician was thrilled to welcome at 65. Now one of the star's children, with his "rare" and "unique" wife, works a regular job which he was praised for by his father's fans.
Loretta Lynn was one of Hollywood's most beloved songstresses, who enjoyed a career spanning six decades in the music industry. She built a legacy for herself and bagged various awards, eventually becoming a role model to many upcoming country music artists.
American Actress and Director Mariska Hargitay has featured in many movies, but she is best known for playing Olivia Benson in the NBC show "Law and Order: SVU." For the Hollywood icon, appearing in the production for many years earned her many accolades and recognition.
The "Million Dollar Baby" actress waited decades to have her first baby, but the universe has finally smiled upon her. She announced the good news that she is pregnant with twins during a recent interview with "Good Morning America"'s Robin Robert.
Tom Brady and Gisele Bündchen recently had a massive argument about a tweet that Brady sent out, which shocked his wife. The couple has since begun living separately.
Country music pioneer, Loretta Lynn, adored her millions of fans and consistently expressed appreciation for their unwavering support over the years. She also comforted them with encouraging words on her social media accounts, and her last post hit them hard.
Barbara Eden suffered two failed marriages. Her first was marred by a tragedy that she and her husband faced together. When she finally found happiness in her third marriage, tragedy struck again.
Tia Mowry filed for divorce from her husband of 14 years, Cory Hardrict. The "Sister, Sister" star and her husband had made big plans for their family weeks before the divorce announcement.
Serena Williams's husband, Alexis Ohanian, changed fans' views on who their daughter, Olympia, looks like more. Serena Williams revealed she and the Reddit co-founder have new baby plans after announcing her "evolution from tennis."
Country music legend Loretta Lynn had a prosperous career that spanned decades. Despite the fame and fortune, she worried about not being close to her family. In her later years, she established a bond with them and their offspring.
Loretta Lynn had an enduring marriage with her husband, Oliver Lynn. The pair were married for nearly fifty years, and they went through marital woes within those years.
Undoubtedly, the country music industry will be the same without American Singer and Songwriter Loretta Lynn. A recipient of numerous awards, the show business legend devoted about 60 years of her life to entertaining country music lovers with her amazing sound.
After a tumultuous start to her first marriage, Bo Derek didn't get married again until decades into her next relationship. However, she kept the ceremony under wraps.
The past few days have been tough for country music lovers and the world after the Queen of Country, Loretta Lynn, passed away on October 4 at home at her beloved ranch in Hurricane Mills.
Actress Susan Sarandon just celebrated her 76th birthday and could not be happier with the milestone. Unlike many others, she is excited about aging and says there is something about not giving up on life and remaining invisible.
Loretta Lynn had one of Hollywood's most coveted grass-to-grace stories, having defeated all odds to emerge as one of the biggest stars of the 20th century. See the late singer's lavish home of many decades.
Music superstar Loretta Lynn became a mom at a very young age and adored all her children. However, when tragedy struck the family, she was never the same again.
