The two Hollywood stars, Patrick Duffy and Linda Purl, set the heads of fans rolling when it became public that they were in love.
Their relationship was built over hours of zoom calls from both ends. Patrick Duffy was said to have won the heart of the Happy Days actress, Linda Purl, as they spoke for hours, 7 days a week.
Patrick, who is now 74, and Linda, 67, have been in the Hollywood industry for decades but have surprisingly not crossed paths until 2019. Their relationship began around fall in 2019.
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Patrick found love again
The Dallas star, Patrick Duffy, was initially married to Carolyn Rosser. He had a lovely and long marriage with his wife until she passed on in 2017.
The incident of his wife’s demise left him unstable for a while, as his world crumbled at that time. He mourned his wife and still considered himself married even after she passed.
Linda, on the other hand, had been married to four different men from 1980 to 2011. Her first husband was Desi Arnaz Jr. and the marriage lasted from 1980 to 1981. William Broyles Jr. was her second husband and the marriage was from 1988 until 1992.
Linda Purl’s third husband was Alexander Cary. They got married in 1993 divorced in 1999. James Vinson Adams was the fourth and the marriage lasted over a five-year period; from 2006 to 2011.
In 2019, the two experienced a turnaround in their love life. Patrick found love again when Linda crossed his path.
The two lovebirds felt like teenagers again as they spent hours on zoom calls, speaking with each other.
They are a clear proof that there’s no age limit to being in love.
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From childhood enemies to couple
Meanwhile, an inspiring love story of a woman who fell in love and married her childhood enemy melted the hearts of many.
She shared a video and an old photo of herself and her husband surrounded by family members.
According to her, they despised each other as kids, and visiting his house always felt uncomfortable.
