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Patsy Kensit on love: 'You don't have to marry all your boyfriends'
31 Mar
Summary
- Patsy Kensit learned from past heartbreaks and relationship failures.
- She is participating in a BBC pilgrimage across Northern England.
- Kensit advises younger people not to rush into marriage.
Actress Patsy Kensit has shared insights into her approach to love and relationships, acknowledging past hurts and the lessons learned.
"Historically, I run to love," Kensit, 58, stated, "and I run to being positive and thinking the best of people, and sadly I've been let down a lot over the years."
She is currently featured in the BBC documentary series "Pilgrimage: The Road To Holy Island." The show follows Kensit and other celebrities on a five-day trek across North Yorkshire, County Durham, and Northumberland.
During the pilgrimage, Kensit offered advice to fellow participant Tasha Ghouri, suggesting, "You don't have to marry all your boyfriends."
Kensit, who has been married four times and engaged more, mentioned experiencing "the failing of two relationships that were so big and deep and wonderful."
She described herself as an "à la carte Catholic" and found comfort in the church after her mother’s passing.
Patsy Kensit's past marriages include unions with Dan Donovan (1988-1991), Jim Kerr (1992-1995), Liam Gallagher (1997-2000), and Jeremy Healy (2009).
She also accepted and later ended a proposal from Patric Cassidy in 2022 and previously had a long-term secret romance with actor Terence Stamp.
