List of people who remarried the same spouse

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This is a list of people who remarried each other, usually after divorcing. To qualify, at least one member of each marital pair must have their own Wikipedia page.

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NameDescriptionSpouse1st
marriage
1st divorce2nd
marriage
2nd
divorce
Notes
David Adkins American comedian Sinbad Meredith Fuller198519922002 [1]
June Allyson American actressAlfred Glenn Maxwell1963196519661970
Pamela Anderson American actress Rick Salomon 2007200820142015Their first marriage was annulled.
Milton Berle American actor, entertainerJoyce Mathews1941194719491950 Mathews later twice married and divorced Billy Rose
Fred Berry American actor, dancerFranchesska Berry1976197619781980 Berry had 3 other marriages
Birabongse Bhanudej Thai Prince, Olympic sailor and Formula 1 racing driverCeril Heycock193819491983- He had 4 other wives between these two marriages
Robert Bolt English playwright, screenwriter Sarah Miles 196719761988- After their divorce but before remarrying, they had their only child together (his fourth)
Haydn Bunton Sr. Australian footballer and cricketerLylia Austin193619451946
Richard Burton Welsh actor Elizabeth Taylor 1964197419751976 Burton had 3 other marriages, Taylor 6 others
Alan Campbell American actor, screenwritersee Dorothy Parker
Art Carney American actorJean Myers194019651980- He married and divorced another woman in between these marriages
Jack Carter American comedianRoxanne Wander197119771992- [2] [3]
Oleg Cassini American fashion designer Gene Tierney 1941194819481952
Rosemary Clooney American singer, actress José Ferrer 1953196119641967 Clooney had 1 other marriage, Ferrer 3 others
Joseph Stephen Crane American actor, restaurateursee Lana Turner
Tyrone Curtis American basketball playerKim Harris198919972015 [4] [5]
Mitch Daniels American politicianCheri Herman197819931997
Rodney Dangerfield American comedianJoyce Indig1949196219631970
Hugh Sykes Davies British poet, novelistFay de Courcy194719621982She was the 3rd and 5th of his 5 wives [6]
Gloria DeHaven American actressRichard Fincher1957196319651969
Colleen Dewhurst Canadian actress George C. Scott 1960196519671972
Rachel Donelson Wife of future United States Presidentsee Andrew Jackson
Sir Talbot Duckmanton ABC general managerJanet Strickland19791981 ??
Eminem American rapper, actorKim Scott1999200120062006
James T. Farrell American writerDorothy Butler1931 ??1955- They separated again in 1958, but remained married until his death. In between these marriages to Butler, he married and divorced another wife
José Ferrer American actorsee Rosemary Clooney
Mel Ferrer American actorFrances Gunby Pilchard1937193919441953 These were the first and third of his six marriages
Eugene Fodor American violinistSusan Davis197819862010-He died in 2011, three months after their remarriage.
Friedrich Franz Hereditary Grand Duke of Mecklenburg-SchwerinKarin Elisabeth von Schaper194119671977-
Emma Goldman Russian-American political activistJacob Kershner1887188718881899 She divorced Kershner after discovering on their wedding night that he was impotent; she nevertheless agreed to remarry him
Pancho Gonzales American tennis playerMadelyn Darrow1960196819701972 He married and divorced 6 times and had 8 children
Elliott Gould American actorJenny Bogart1973197519781979 Gould's earlier marriage was to Barbra Streisand
Carol Grace American actress, writer William Saroyan 1943194919511952 She later married Walter Matthau
Melanie Griffith American actress Don Johnson 1976197619891996
Leland Hayward American theatrical producerInez "Lola" Gibbs1921192419301934
Leona Helmsley American businesswomanJoseph Lubin ? ? ? ?
Benny Hinn American evangelistSuzanne Harthern197920102013-
Paul Hogan Australian comedian, actorNoeline Edwards1958198119821990 After divorcing the first time, they continued to reside under the same roof
Terrence Howard American actor, singerLori McCommas1989200320052007
Ken Hughes British film directorCharlotte Epstein1946195719822001
Andrew Jackson President of the United States Rachel Donelson Robards 1791-1794-They married in 1791, believing her divorce from her first husband Captain Lewis Robards was final. When it was revealed this was not the case, and that their marriage was null and void, they married again in 1794. She died before he became president.
John Jarratt Australian actorRosa Miano197419882017- He married 2 other women, including Noni Hazlehurst, before returning to Rosa
Don Johnson American actorsee Melanie Griffith
Frida Kahlo Mexican artist Diego Rivera 192919391940-
George Kennedy American film, TV actorNorma "Rebel" Wurman [7] 1959197119731978
Larry King American television, radio hostAlene Akins1961196319671972
Estée Lauder American cosmeticianJoseph Lauter193019391942- Joseph Lauter later changed his surname to Lauder
Stan Laurel English actorVirginia Rogers1934193719411946
NeNe Leakes American television personality Gregg Leakes 1997201120132021Gregg died in September 2021. [8]
Lotte Lenya German singer, actress Kurt Weill 192619331937-
Jerry Lee Lewis American singer and pianist Myra Gale Brown 195719581970The marriage to Brown, his cousin once removed and the third of his seven wives, took place before his second marriage was finalised, so he married her again to ensure its validity
Alicia Lopez-Harrison de Lardé Salvadoran-American mental health-care advocatesee John Forbes Nash Jr.
Marga López Argentine-Mexican actressCarlos Amador1941 ?1961 ?
Sophia Loren Italian actress Carlo Ponti 195719621966- As Ponti was still married to his first wife, his marriage to Loren was annulled in 1962. After his divorce, they married a second time
Joyce MathewsAmerican actresssee Milton Berle and Billy Rose
Gavin MacLeod American actorPatti Kendig197219821985-
Dame Hilary Mantel British novelistGerald McEwen197319811982-
Tommy Manville American socialite He was married 13 times to 11 women; the record is somewhat confused
Kid McCoy American pugilist, actorJulia Woodruff1897190019011902 They married and divorced a third time 1902-?. McCoy was married 10 times to 8 women. Woodruff was his 3rd, 4th and 5th wife. [9]
Carson McCullers American novelistReeves McCullers193719411945- Reeves committed suicide in 1953, after failing to persuade Carson to join him in a suicide pact. Carson had attempted suicide in 1948.
David Merrick American entrepreneurEtan Aronson ?? ?? ?? ??
Sarah Miles English actresssee Robert Bolt
Jan Morris UK historian, novelist, travel writerElizabeth Tuckniss1949 ?2008 They married when he was a male named James Morris; after his sex change, they divorced; their 2008 reunion was under a civil partnership
Lebohang Morake South African producer and composerAngela Ngani-Casara2009201320162017
Elon Musk Canadian-American business magnate, engineer Talulah Riley 2010201220132016 They filed for a divorce in 2014 but this application was withdrawn.
John Forbes Nash Jr. American mathematician Alicia Lopez-Harrison de Lardé 195719632001-They both died in a car accident in 2015
Ne Win Burmese politician and military commanderNi Ni Myint ? ? ?- She was the 4th and 6th of his wives
Jennifer O'Neill American actressRichard Alan Brown1986198919931996Brown was her 6th and 8th husband, of her so-far 9 marriages
Marie Osmond American singer, actressSteve Craig198219852011-
Jack Paar American actorIrene Paar ? ? ? ?
Dorothy Parker American writer, humorist Alan Campbell 1934194719501963
Carlo Ponti Italian film producersee Sophia Loren
Gladys Portugues American body builder, actresssee Jean-Claude Van Damme
Richard Pryor American comedian, actorJennifer Lee197919822001-
Flynn Belaine1986198719901991
Esther Rahim Pakistani painter Jalaludin Abdur Rahim 192919451952-
Jalaludin Abdur Rahim Pakistani politiciansee Esther Rahim
Erich Maria Remarque German-American novelistIlse Jutta Zambona1925193019381957
Ruth Rendell British crime novelistDon Rendell195019751977-
Diego Rivera Mexican sculptorsee Frida Kahlo
Rachel Donelson Robards Wife of future United States presidentsee Andrew Jackson
Billy Rose American impresario, producer, lyricistJoyce Mathews1956195919611963 Mathews had earlier twice married and divorced Milton Berle. Rose divorced three other women, including Fanny Brice and Eleanor Holm.
Phil Ruffin American businessmanMary Louise Miller ? ? ? ?
Rick Salomon American poker playersee Pamela Anderson
William Saroyan American playwright, novelistsee Carol Grace
Hermann Scherchen German conductorAuguste Marie (Gustl) Jansen1921 ??1929 ??Of his 6 marriages, those to Jansen were his first and third.
George C. Scott American actorsee Colleen Dewhurst
Jerry Sheindlin American authorsee Judy Sheindlin
Judy Sheindlin American TV judge ("Judge Judy") Jerry Sheindlin 197719901991-
Percy Bysshe Shelley English poetHarriet Westbrook1811-1814 They firstly eloped to Scotland, but this marriage was not recognised under English law; the second marriage, in London, rectified this. They separated but never divorced; three weeks after Harriet's suicide in 1816, Shelley married Mary Wollstonecraft Godwin
Dmitri Shostakovich Soviet composer, pianistNina Varzar19321935 ? 1936- They remarried when it was revealed she was pregnant with his child. They remained married until her death in 1954 but the marriage was open and he had other relationships.
Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn Russian novelistNatalia Reshetovskaya1940195219571972
Radek Štěpánek Czech tennis player Nicole Vaidišová 201020132018
Yma Sumac Peruvian singer Moisés Vivanco 1942195719571965
Dame Elizabeth Taylor British-American actresssee Richard Burton
Amanda Thane Australian operatic soprano Glenn Winslade 197819891999-Thane died in 2012
Gene Tierney American actresssee Oleg Cassini
Lana Turner American actress Joseph Stephen Crane 1942194319431944 Crane's divorce from his first wife was not final when he married Turner in 1942, so the marriage was annulled. When Turner discovered she was pregnant to him, she remarried him, but they divorced the following year
Nicole Vaidišová Czech tennis playersee Radek Štěpánek
Jean-Claude Van Damme Belgian martial artist, actor Gladys Portugues 1987199219992015
Willem van Otterloo Dutch conductorAnette Heukers1941194319441954
Moisés Vivanco Peruvian composersee Yma Sumac
Robert Wagner American actor Natalie Wood 195719621972-
Barbara Walters American journalistMerv Adelson1981198419861992
Dionne Warwick American singerWilliam Elliott1966196719671975
Kurt Weill German-American composersee Lotte Lenya
Glenn Winslade Australian operatic tenorsee Amanda Thane
Glynn "Scotty" Wolfe Baptist ministerCharlotte Devane193519361936- Wolfe's second marriage to Charlotte Devane ended in her death in 1938. Wolfe held the record for the largest number of monogamous marriages; he married 31 times to 29 women. His final wife Linda Taylor held the record for the most-married woman (23 husbands).
Katherine Archer1948194819491951
Sharon Goodwin195819591960 ??
Natalie Wood American actresssee Robert Wagner
Christian Wulff German President (2010–2012) Bettina Wulff 2008201320152020 Third marriage 2023
Jane Wyman American actressFred Karger1952195519611965
Joker Xue Chinese singer-songwriterLeixin Gao201220152017- These were the first and second marriage for both of them, and their first child was born in 2018.

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