Goldie Hawn reveals why she and Kurt Russell aren't married after 40 years together

after 40 years together Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell still have no intention of tying the knot as one of Hollywood’s most enduring couples the actors have been Charming audiences with their love both on and off screen since 1984. in all that time they’ve never gotten married and based on Han’s comments during a recent conversation with CNN’s Chris Wallace they’re in no rush to change that Han answered Wallace’s question about the pair’s relationship bluntly offering a question of her own why should we get married isn’t that a better question when Wallace pressed her on the issue

Han explained that their joint history with divorce and desire to protect their children was part of the reason they originally avoided getting hitched because we had been married Han said and because when it doesn’t work out it ends up to be a big business somebody has to own something it’s always ugly somebody has to actually take a look and say how many how many divorces are fun how many divorces actually don’t cost money how many divorces make you even hate the person more than you did before how many divorces have hurt children before her relationship

with Russell Han was married to actor director Gus tricones for seven years before marrying Bill Hudson the father of her children Oliver and Kate

Hudson whom she was with for six years as for Russell he got divorced from actress singer season Hubley in 1983 after their four-year marriage Han and Russell who initially met while filming Disney’s a 1968 musical The One and Only genuine original family band reconnected in 1983 on the set of swing shift three years later they welcomed their son Wyatt Russell both had children from their ex-spouses Kurt Russell had a son Boston

and they Blended their families I like the idea that I can wake up in the morning and make decisions every day if I want to be here Han continued relationships are hard she said they’re not always easy there’s all kinds of hurdles that we go through there’s things that we believe in things that we don’t believe in things we agree on so I think you know ultimately staying independent with independent thinking is important so you can hold on to yourself