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

Hollywood veteran Bo Derek, best known for her breakthrough role in the late 1970s film “10,” along with her husband, actor John Corbett, recently made a rare public appearance at the “Masters of Air” premiere in Los Angeles.

Bo Derek, who has largely retreated from the public spotlight recently, graced the “Masters of Air” Los Angeles premiere in a chic ensemble of black slacks, a white shirt, and a black velvet blazer. Her husband, John Corbett, complemented her attire with an all-black outfit.

Derek’s rise to fame began with her starring roles in films like “10,” “Tarzan, the Ape Man,” and “Bolero.” However, she has become less prevalent in the industry, making her recent public appearance alongside Corbett noteworthy.

The couple’s interaction on the red carpet, particularly when Corbett whispered in Derek’s ear as she beamed flirtatiously. This interaction drew attention and was a visual affirmation of their bond.

The story of Derek and Corbett’s relationship dates back to the early 2000s. They first met when Corbett was invited to an Oscars party. Initially hesitant to attend without a date, Corbett’s friend offered to set him up, introducing him to Derek. This planned meeting marked the beginning of their long-term relationship.

Derek and Corbett, who have openly expressed their affection and admiration for each other, were together for two decades before they decided to marry. Corbett reflected on their marriage, saying, “After 20 years, we decided to get married. We didn’t want 2020 to be that thing that everybody looks back at and hated. We thought, let’s get one nice thing out of it.” The couple chose to keep their wedding private, with the news only coming to light when an interviewer noticed Corbett’s wedding ring.

Derek and Corbett’s appearance at the “Masters of Air” premiere was a notable event, especially given Derek’s infrequent public appearances and the couple’s preference for privacy in their personal lives.