Charlotte Rampling's New Love: A Loving Friendship

0:00It's March 20th, and here's what's happening across entertainment and pop culture. At 80 years old, Charlotte Rampling, the iconic actress from the swinging 60s, has shared that she's found love again. More than a decade after her longtime partner, Parisian Tycoon, Jean Noelle Tassex, passed away from cancer in 2015, she's now enjoying a close. Bond with a new mystery man in Paris, she describes it as a loving friendship while living there with her cats. Swimming was with Tassex for nearly two decades, starting after her divorce from musician Jean-Michel Jar in the mid-90s due to his infidelity. Despite that rocky history, she remains on friendly terms with Jar, father of her 49-year-old son, David. She also has a 54-year-old son, Barnaby, from her first marriage to her agent Brian Southcomb. Fans and peers admire her timeless appeal, especially as she stars in the new film, Father, Mother, Sister, Brother, which just won the top golden lion, prize at this year's Venice film festival.

1:01Rampling has always shied away from Hollywood's competitive scene, saying she never chased Oscars or celebrity status, preferring to explore life. Through her work, looking back, she recently opened up about her early days in the 60s, confirming rumors of an experimental living arrangement with two men, her, agent and a model, which she denied for years to protect her conventional family image. She married Southcomb after becoming pregnant with Barnaby. These days, Rampling focuses on staying healthy, knowing 20 years isn't long, but she feels ready for whatever comes, confident her rewarding. Career has earned her a good stretch ahead.