From a medical woman to a married woman.
Jane Seymour has confirmed that she is engaged to John Zambetti after three years of dating.
“Someone decided that they wanted to spend the rest of their lives with me, my singer-songwriter,” the “Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman” star gushed to Us Weekly at Thursday’s Songwriters Hall of Fame induction ceremony.
Mr Seymour, 75, showed off his engagement ring and added that he was “so excited” that his family and Mr Zambetti’s, 78, were merging because of their passion for music.
“We’ve been together for three years now,” Seymour continued. “And there’s nothing but music in my house. He’s a singer-songwriter. His son is a singer-songwriter. My son is a singer-songwriter.”
Seymour was previously married to theater director Michael Attenborough from 1971 to 1973, author Jeffrey Planer from 1977 to 1978, business manager David Flynn from 1981 to 1992, and actor James Keach from 1993 to 2015.
The ‘Harry Wilde’ star has two children Katherine, 44, and Sean, 40, with Flynn, and is stepmother to Flynn’s daughter Jenni, 46.
After marrying Keech, she became a stepmother to his son Kaelen, 56, and later welcomed twins Christopher and John, 30.
Meanwhile, Zambetti, a member of the band The Mariboos since the ’60s, has been married for 43 years and has two children with her ex-husband.
The “Live and Let Die” actress first debuted her romance with Zambetti on Instagram in October 2023 after being set up by her children at a Shwayze concert.
Seymour captioned a shot of the two dressed up: “I couldn’t be happier 🥰.”
In November, Seymour told Hello! magazine: The magazine said she “never thought” she would find a “truly committed, healthy, wonderful, loving relationship” at this point in her life.
“But I’m incredibly blessed to have this. 70 is the new 50,” she tweeted.
Seymour knows she met her current fiance “at exactly the right time.”
“You had a life. You had a lot of life. And you had children, grandchildren, a career, ups and downs. You know what you want,” she continued.
“I think we’re both very lucky to have found each other at this time, because it wouldn’t have worked out sooner,” Seymour told the outlet.
The actress explained that she “had a different life” before meeting Zambetti, who also worked as an ER doctor.
“His world was medicine and touring, but my world was making movies and traveling around the world. I think we found each other at exactly the right time.”
