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    Bo Derek, 67, Makes A Rare Red Carpet Appearance With Her Husband – Photo Of Them Getting Flirty

    Kelly WhitewoodBy Kelly WhitewoodJanuary 12, 20242 Mins Read
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    After being out of the limelight for a while, Bo Derek made a stylish entrance at the Los Angeles premiere of “Masters of Air” wearing black velvet blazer, white shirt, and black pants. John Corbett, her husband, matched her all-black ensemble.

    Fame came to Derek when she starred in films such as “10,” “Tarzan, the Ape Man,” and “Bolero.” Her latest public appearance beside Corbett is remarkable, though, because she has becoming less frequent in the profession.

    Their red carpet antics, especially when Corbett flirtatiously murmured into Derek’s ear while she beamed.

    Derek and Corbett’s romance began in the new millennium. They initially crossed paths at an Oscars celebration, where Corbett was invited. Although Corbett was apprehensive about going on his own, his friend volunteered to introduce him to Derek and help him find a date. Their long-term romance started with this scheduled rendezvous.

    The couple, Derek and Corbett, who have been vocal about their love for one another, were dating for 20 years before tying the knot. “After 20 years, we decided to get married,” Corbett reflected on their marriage. In 2020, we hoped that it wouldn’t be remembered as the year that everyone despised. With any luck, we’ll be able to salvage something good from it. The news of the couple’s secret wedding only leaked out when an interviewer spotted Corbett’s ring.

    The couple’s desire for privacy and Derek’s rarity as a public figure made their participation at the “Masters of Air” premiere all the more noteworthy.

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