Jane Seymour is enjoying an exciting new chapter in her life thanks to her romance with musician and physician John Zambetti. The couple, who first met at a Shwayze concert in 2023, confirmed their engagement in June.
In a new interview, the former Bond girl revealed how she isn't afraid to embrace romance after finding love again in her 70s, sharing that the pair "jumped straight into living together."
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"We've jumped straight into living together for the last three years and are having an amazing life together," the actress added.
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Jane, who was married four times before she met John, confirmed her engagement in June.
John popped the question on Valentine's Day while the actress was "trying to sleep". "But when he got down on one knee at the bottom of the bed, I knew this was serious, and I immediately woke up," she previously told HELLO!.
© Variety via Getty Images"He didn't know how to ask," she continued. "He'd been running all kinds of crazy scenarios in his head and then just got on with it."
The couple first met at a Shwayze concert. The singer is a "mutual best friend", whom Jane has known since he was seven.
"Shwayze knew I would go and watch him because I've always supported him – I'm like his surrogate mother," Jane shared. "And it turns out John’s always been his surrogate father."
Opening up about her relationship, Jane admitted that she "never thought I would find a really committed, healthy, lovely, loving relationship at this time of my life."
© Jen Lowery"70 is the new 50," she added.
Jane's acting career
Jane first shot to international stardom when she played Bond girl Solitaire opposite Roger Moore in 1973's Live and Let Die.
© Getty ImagesFrom there, she went on to enjoy a career spanning more than five decades, with roles in Somewhere in Time, East of Eden and The Woman He Loved, as well as her Golden Globe-winning portrayal of Dr Michaela Quinn in Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman.
Since 2022, the actress has starred in the beloved detective comedy drama, Harry Wild.
