Lily Tomlin and Jane Wagner’s Relationship Timeline: A Look at Their 5 Decades of Romance

Adam Levine and Behati Prinsloo are getting ready to welcome their third child together, and while their relationship has been filled with babies and blossoming businesses, the couple was recently rocked by scandal when Levine admitted to having «crossed the line» with model Sumner Stroh, who accused him of having an affair with her.The 43-year-old Maroon 5 frontman responded to the allegations in a statement released on his Instagram Stories Tuesday.«A lot is being said about me right now and I want to clear the air,» the father of two began. «I used poor judgement in speaking with anyone other than my wife in ANY kind of flirtatious manner.

A majestic match. Princess Anne — the only daughter of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip — married Sir Timothy Laurence in December 1992.

Paul Weitz’s “Moving On” boasts a legendary ensemble that includes Jane Fonda, Lily Tomlin, Malcolm McDowell and Richard Roundtree. It’s always possible for such an illustrious cast to simultaneously elicit excitement and dread, though. Just ask anyone who has endured “Queen Bees,” “Poms,” “Book Club,” “Last Vegas” or “Space Cowboys.”  Good news: “Moving On” doesn’t just aim for warm and pleasant.

A marriage worthy of a gold medal. Shawn Johnson and Andrew East’s relationship defies even Olympic standards.

A close bond. Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson‘s marriage — and subsequent split — has become a major topic of discussion in British monarchy history through the years.

A low-key royal couple. Prince Edward and Sophie, Countess of Wessex had a traditional royal wedding in 1999, but the early days of their romance were decidedly less formal.

A royal love story for the ages! Princess Anne’s daughter, Zara Tindall (née Phillips), found an instant connection with Mike Tindall.

Few things are as important to comedy as the element of surprise, so the first really big laugh in Paul Weitz’s “Moving On” comes fairly early. Claire (Jane Fonda) is going out of town for the weekend, back to her old home for the funeral of a dear friend from college.

Peter Debruge Chief Film Critic Can you imagine anything more delightful than Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin co-starring in a movie with Richard Roundtree and Malcolm McDowell … in 1972? That was the year Fonda won an Oscar for “Klute” and daffy “Laugh-In” star Tomlin released her first comedy album. The two men were riding high with “Shaft” and “A Clockwork Orange,” respectively. Just think what an ensemble film that played to each of their strengths might have yielded 50 years ago. That’s wishful thinking, of course. You can’t go back, and you can’t do things over, but it’s never too late to move on. At least, that’s the message writer-director Paul Weitz is peddling in “Moving On,” a sassy feature-length sitcom with a #MeToo twist in which two estranged friends reunite to settle a decades-old score.

Writer/Director Paul Weitz wrote the sublime road comedy Grandma for Lily Tomlin, and now at the suggestion of Tomlin he wrote a new film for both Lily and Jane Fonda, one with characters unrecognizable from the pair they played for seven years on the Netflix sitcom, Grace And Frankie, in a story tinged with a dark side, as well as some pungent commentary on the effect of sexual trauma, even nearly a half century later. This is the kind of movie I love, independently made, using great actors in a unexpected kinds of roles, running a tight no-fat 85 minutes, and being thoroughly entertaining with something to say as well.

Jason Oppenheim is in love — and he doesn’t care who knows it! The Selling Sunset boss hasn’t been shy about his relationship with Marie-Lou Nurk.

A crooner and his queen. Michael Bublé met his wife, Luisana Lopilato, in her native city of Buenos Aires, Argentina, in 2008.

Finding The One. Billie Lourd and Austen Rydell have preferred to keep details about their romance on the down low — but they have still offered glimpses at their road to happily ever after over the years.

EXCLUSIVE: One of the hottest acquisition titles at this year’s Toronto International Film Festival which starts in earnest tonight happens to star a couple of certifiable show business legends, both now in their 80’s, both working all the time – much of it together lately – and both proving age is just a number.

Game, set, love! Andy Roddick fell hard for Brooklyn Decker after their first meeting — and their romance has only gotten stronger.

Johnny Depp and Kate Moss were the '90s «it couple.» Depp and Moss met in 1994, after celebrity columnist, George Wayne, claimed to have introduced the pair at New York’s Cafe Tabac. From then, they were inseparable, hitting red carpets and trashing hotel rooms together during their four-year love affair.The  actor and the model were believed to have called it quits in 1997, with Depp taking responsibility for their ultimate demise.

Leonardo DiCaprio is single once again. DiCaprio and Morrone first sparked romance rumors in December 2017 but rarely made public appearances during the course of their relationship. In 2020, they made their official debut by sitting together at the Oscars, although they each walked the red carpet separately. From the beginning, much of the public’s fascination with the couple focused on their 23-year age gap -- Morrone was just 20 when she began dating DiCaprio, who turned 43 that year. This year, in June, Morrone turned 25, and just a few months later the couple decided to go their separate ways.