Kim Cattrall says her boyfriend was ‘worth waiting for’ after failed marriages

Kim Cattrall says she has finally found the love of her life – after being divorced three times.

The 64-year-old Sex and the City bombshell has been dating public speaking coach Russell Thomas four the past four years.

And the pair have been enjoying the past few months of lockdown – as it has meant they’ve been able to spend every day together.

And from Kim’s account, it sounds like life is a laugh a minute, and that each day is deeply romantic, as they escaped together to Canada to hunker down when the coronavirus pandemic ground the world to a halt.

Opening up to People magazine about her latest romance, Kim said: “From the beginning, [Russ] and I felt like we needed to get out of town, so we came up to my house in Canada.

“I’m coming home again. The mountains, the orcas, when I was a teenager I didn’t appreciate it. But now, they’re bringing me back.”

The TV star – who was born in Liverpool and has both British and Canadian citizenship – explained that lockdown has allowed her to get to know her lover better than ever.

She said: “We kind of liked each other, we kept in touch and then he came out to Vancouver.

“It was very brave of him because we didn’t really know each other other than having a few meals together. But he came and we got along great, and we’ve been together ever since!”

She went on to declare she enjoyed his sense of humour, and his good looks, while adding: “I love him. And he was worth waiting for.”

Kim has been married three times in the past.

Her first marriage was to Canadian writer Larry Davis – with the marriage lasting from 1977 to 1979, but was annulled.

Her second marriage was to German architect Andre J. Lyson from 1982 to 1989, during which time she learnt fluent German.

And her third marriage was to sound designer Mark Levinson from 1998 to 2004 – the collapse of which she blamed on the success of Sex and the City, stating the show: “cost me my marriage because I was never home. I was never there and my husband felt lonely and angry.”