STILL GOING STRONG

A blended family and enduring love: how Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell do it

- MAXINE PETERS

IN A town where romances last for about as long as an Instagram story, their enduring love is practically a miracle.

And by the looks of it actors Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell are having as much fun as ever after nearly four decades together.

The couple recently soaked up the sun on Greek island Skiathos, Goldie tossing her blonde locks while splashing in the shallow waters.

“Can’t stop, won’t stop dancing in Skiathos, Greece. Mamma Mia, what an island!” the grandmother of seven captioned a social media video, in which she’s seen wearing an all-in-one cozzie, colourful cover-up and visor.

Goldie (75) and Kurt (70) were spotted on Skiathos with her daughter, actress Kate Hudson (42), Kate’s kids, Ryder (17), Bingham (10) and Rani (2), and Kate’s partner, musician Danny Fujikawa (35).

The couple, who’ve been together for 38 years, later jetted off to sip champagne and soak up more rays on a yacht in the south of France.

Their commitment may be unconventional by some standards – they never married – but they’ve lasted far longer than many red-hot romances.

“Marriage is an interesting psychological thing,” the Oscar-winning actress said on British talk show Loose Women. “If you need to feel bound to someone, then it’s important to be married. If you have independence, if you have enough money and enough sense of independence and you like your independence, there’s something psychological about not being married.

“I chose to stay, Kurt chose to stay, and we like the choice.”