Longest Celeb Marriages

Join us as we take a look at some of the celebrity couples out there who, through all of the glitz, glamor, and drama, managed to stand the test of time.

Comedian actors Mullally and Offerman met while acting in a play in Los Angeles in 2000. Mullally had already made it big acting in Will & Grace, Offerman was still struggling to find his place in Hollywood. The dynamic duo's secret to a successful marriage is that the couple refuses to be apart for more than two weeks. The couple is so confident in their relationship, they recently wrote a book together, The Greatest Love Story Ever Told.

While they are regarded as one of the most stable couples in all of Hollywood, Tom Hanks actually met Rita Wilson under complicated circumstances. When the two met on the set of Bosom Buddies, Hanks was already married. It seems that Hanks fell head over heels for Wilson. After divorcing his wife in 1987, he married Wilson a year later and since then, the couple simply hasn't looked back. "I still can't believe my wife goes out with me," he said.

Despite their superstar status making them subject to constantly troubling rumors and divorce suspicions. The pop singer/fashion designer and professional footballer have been married since 1999, just two years after they began dating. But after four beautiful children and almost twenty years of anniversaries with neverending declarations of love for each other, it's easy to see that those rumors were simply the hopes of those who wanted the two hot young stars for themselves.

So maybe Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell aren't married but they definitely know a thing or two about relationships. After all, they're one of the most iconic in Hollywood, proving that just because you like it doesn't mean you have to put a ring on it. Although they met in 1966 when Hawn was 21 and Russell was just 16, the pair didn't go on their first date until 1983. The two believe that the secret to a "lasting relationship isn't about marriage. It's about compatibility and communication. And you both need to want it to work."