Kirstie Alley supports friend and former co-star John Travolta at the premiere after party for 'Wild Hogs' in 2007. (Photo: By Reed Saxon, AP)
Well alrighty then, Kirstie Alley!
Nearly 25 years after first starring in the Look Who's Talking franchise with John Travolta, 58, the actress admits that the chemistry seen onscreen also carried over into real life.
In an interview with Barbara Walters that's set to air Wednesday morning on Good Morning America,
Alley, 61, tells the legendary reporter that Travolta, who was single
when they filmed the first movie in the trilogy, was the man of her
dreams.
"Believe me, it took everything that I had, inside,
outside, whatever, to not run off and marry John. And be with John for
the rest of my life," said Alley, who at the time was married to actor
Parker Stevenson. She added that Travolta was the "greatest love of my
life."
When Walters asks why Alley didn't leave Stevenson for
Travolta, the actress says the decision was simple: She believed in her
marital duty.
"Because I feel like when you marry someone you're
supposed to work hard at it, and you're supposed to make it work." (She
and Stevenson eventually divorced in 1997.)
Travolta went on, of course, to marry Kelly Preston in 1991, with whom he has three children (one deceased).
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