69-year-old Kathleen Turner was seen in a rare public outing in Downtown Manhattan Monday, but she was not in shade of her old self.
Though the Romancing the Stone star appeared in good spirits, but her mobility has so declined that she struggles to walk with a cane these days.
In her latest public outing, the star of ‘Serial Mom’ fame wore a long, dark overcoat, black pants, and black sneakers, looking slightly worse for wear as she traversed Chinatown’s Canal Street.
The Hollywood icon appearance comes five months after she was removed from her last official public appearance, at a screening of Bradley Cooper’s Maestro also in Manhattan.
Turner was a major movie star in the 1980s and 1990s, appearing alongside actors like Michael Douglas and Danny DeVito.
Who was Kathleen Turner’s Crush?
Back in 2021, the Undercover Blues star dished about a crush she once had on the former, back when the two graced the silver screen in not only Romancing the Stone, but ‘The Jewel of the Nile’ as well.
He is currently wed to Catherine Zeta-Jones, with whom he has two children.
Turner revealed to People: ‘Oh, I was yearning, babe, but he was still married [to first wife Diandra Luker] … although they were separated, and so I thought there was hope for me.’
The Sexual Tension Between Them
She talked about the unrequited romance in an interview with Stellar Magazine, in which she admitted that while there was ‘sexual tension’ between the two, there was no chance a romance would work out.
She also suggested her fellow Romancing The Stone star may have seen her as competition, a few months before appearing at the Citymeals On Wheels’ 36th Annual Power Lunch at The Plaza Hotel in November.
She told the Irish lifestyle publication: ‘Look, I love the man, but he is old-fashioned’
‘I give [his wife] Catherine [Zeta-Jones, his wife] all the credit in the world. She has done a great job with him.’
‘He would never, ever have supported having another star, at that point, in his life,’ she went on to claim. ‘And that would never have worked’.
