They have been loved for 40 years.
And Goldie Hawn and longtime love Kurt Russel emerged in high spirits when they caught up with a friend upon arriving at Chiltern Firehouse on Saturday.
The Snatched actress, 77, wore a casual ensemble for the outing but still looked absolutely gorgeous.
She opted for a black top with long sleeves and off-the-shoulder detail, teamed with a matching pair of black leggings.
The American star stayed comfortable in a pair of sneakers, and carried the essentials in a patterned tote bag.
Beloved: Goldie Hawn and her longtime love Kurt Russel emerged in high spirits as they met a friend upon arriving at Chiltern Firehouse on Saturday
Ageless: The Snatched actress, 77, wears a casual ensemble for an outing but still looks absolutely gorgeous
The Cactus Flower sensation sported a sparkling necklace with blue rhinestones, and wore her blonde hair styled in the perfect blow-dry style.
While Kurt, 72, also appeared casual with a colorful patterned short-sleeved shirt and wore a blue shirt underneath.
She teamed her look with a pair of denim and brown leather shoes.
The Thing actor wears his signature glasses with yellow lenses, as he looks very excited.
The lovable couple were caught bumping into a friend on arrival at the Chiltern Firehouse in London.
The pair appeared on the moon to meet their best friend, as they are seen embracing each other and mingling together in the animated preview.
They just enjoyed a sun-drenched holiday in Greece earlier this month.
The couple enjoyed a speedboat ride together, with Goldie looking absolutely amazing in a black swimsuit.
Ensemble: She chose a black top with long sleeves and a shoulder-cut detail, teamed with a matching pair of black leggings
Stylish: The Cactus Flower sensation wears a sparkling necklace with blue rhinestones, and wears her blonde hair styled in an impeccably blow-dry style.
See: While Kurt, 72, also appeared casual with a colorful patterned short-sleeved shirt and wore a blue shirt underneath.
APPEARANCE: The couple was caught on camera bumping into a friend as they arrived at the Chiltern Firehouse in London
Friends: The couple appears on the moon to meet their friend, as they are seen embracing each other and mingling together in the animated view
Goldie and Russell originally met while working on The One and Only, Genuine, Original Family Band, which was released in 1968.
The actress was previously married to Gus Trikonis, and their marriage lasted from 1969 to 1976.
The Foul Play star moved on and finally tied the knot with Bill Hudson that same year.
The former couple went on to welcome a son named Oliver, 46, as well as their daughter Kate, 43, during their marriage, which ended in 1982.
Russell was also married to Season Hubley from 1979 to 1983.
Goldie and her longtime partner reconnected on the set of 1984’s Swing Shift, where they played together.
The two began a relationship and brought a son named Wyatt, 36, into their lives in 1986, and they played together Overboard, which premiered the following year.
The pair have remained selective about appearing side by side ever since, even though they played Santa Claus and Mrs. Claus in 2018’s The Christmas Chronicles, as well as its 2020 sequel.
Hawn and Russell opened up about their relationship during an interview with People, in which the latter stated that he and his partner didn’t feel the need to make their relationship official.
“For people like us, a marriage certificate wouldn’t create anything that we wouldn’t have,” he says.
Happy couple! The two began a relationship and brought a son named Wyatt, 36, into their lives in 1986, and they played together in Overboard, which premiered the following year.
The actress also stated that she has no interest in getting married, as she still feels very connected to her partner.
‘This is not about marriage. It’s about people and relationships, and wanting to stay together,” he said.
Hawn concluded by commenting that he and Russell feel so grateful for the family they have raised.
“Feelings of gratitude are important, because they’re good for your brain, heart and health.” It’s a good thing to continue,’ he said.
