Kim Cattrall Secretly Ties The Knot To Partner Of 9 Years

Kim Cattrall has stepped into a new chapter of her life by saying, 'I do.' 

The actress and her longtime partner, Russell Thomas, tied the knot in an intimate yet elegant ceremony. Even though they've tried keeping things on the low, afew details of their romance have made it to the spotlight.  

Before this wedding, Kim Cattrall had been married three times. She tied the knot with her first husband, Larry Davis, in 1977, but the relationship was short-lived. After ending her third marriage in 2004, the actress was focused on her personal life and career before meeting the love of her life.

Cattrall and Thomas have sealed the deal on their relationship and are officially husband and wife. The pair hosted a low-key wedding at the Chelsea Old Town Hall in London. The audience for the ceremony was close-knit friends and family of the couple. In total, just twelve guests were present as they said their vows.

This quiet move by the couple made a statement of their decision to maintain privacy in their relationship. The celebration was focused on their family, partnership, love for each other, and close friends. Despite being a public figure, Cattrall opted to keep a low profile on this momentous occasion.

The fact that the ceremony was very intimate did not take away the classic taste of the actress. She wore a refined Dior suit styled by her creative collaborator, Patricia Field. She also gave that vintage touch with a pair of Cornelia James gloves and a handcrafted hat designed by milliner Philip Treacy. 

Photos uploaded by PEOPLE show her partner, Thomas, looking as sophisticated as she did, while rocking his custom suit by Richard James.

Cattrall met her partner at the British Broadcasting Corporation back in 2016. She appeared on the network for an episode of "Woman's Hour," and the pair built a connection from there. After their meet-cute, they followed each other on X, and that was the beginning of a beautiful partnership.

The TV star disclosed in an interview that Thomas slid into her DMs and they began talking frequently. They got along, went out for a few meals, and he went to visit her in Vancouver. She added that she easily felt comfortable around him and enjoyed his humorous company.

They built their relationship over the years and tried to keep it out of the spotlight. The pair also maintained good communication, companionship, and commitment to each other.

In 2023, Cattrall opened up about the intricacies of her romantic and sexual life. While on the Modern Love podcast, she shared her views on topics of love and sexuality. She revealed that dating in her early forties was a fun but experimental period for her.

"I had sort of a late-blooming sexuality," the actress said before talking about the changes that come with age in one's sexual life. She explained that most men have a difficult time understanding their partners' bodies and how to please them.

On the other hand, the women feel nervous, anxious, or dont even know what would satisfy them. As a result, there is built-up, unresolved sexual tension.

According to PEOPLE, the "Sex and the City" alum then disclosed that she had built a meaningful relationship with her partner. She explained that it was not easy, but her willingness to make the relationship flourish helped ease her into things. 

Cattrall has had her fair share of relationships and marriages. She has been previously married three times. Her first husband, whom she wed in 1977, was a Canadian writer, Larry Davis. The relationship lasted for just two years, and they called it quits.

In 1982, she tied the knot with a German architect, Andre J. Lyson, and moved to Frankfurt with him. She learnt the language and loved being a wife at the time.

They were together for seven years before divorcing due to issues created by distance. Cattrall was trying to build her career during those years and was often travelling back and forth between the States and Germany.

A few years after her divorce from Lyson, Cattrall found love again with Mark Levinson. He was working as a music engineer, and they got married in 1998.

The duo had a blossoming relationship and even wrote a book together, "Satisfaction: The Art of the Female Orgasm," which they released in 2002. Hello Magazine shares that just two years after this book was released, the lovebirds parted ways.

She previously divulged that filming "Sex and the City" caused stress in their relationship and ultimately contributed to their divorce. 

Two years ago, while celebrating her 67th birthday, Cattrall marked her return for the second season of the "Sex and the City" sequel.  

She previously had a falling out with one of her co-stars, Sarah Jessica Parker, and as The Blast notes, she stated that she would not work with her former on-screen colleagues going forward.

Later, she decided to put the past on the shelf and return to the show, but with some conditions. One of which she shared was that her costume designer, Patricia Field, should be brought back on as well.

"One of those things was to get Pat Field back. Because I just thought, you know, if I'm gonna come back, I gotta come back in that Samantha style," she said, referencing her popular character Samantha Jones.

Wishing Kim Cattrall a happy married life!