Dolly Parton Met Her Husband Outside A Laundromat, And 14 Other Celebs Who Have The Most Adorable Stories About How They Met Their Partners

"We were both jostling over the same laptop plug points, like a very modern way of meeting," Riz told The Tonight Show in 2021. 

He continued saying, "We struck up a friendship, and we reconnected down the line. But it's weirdly one of the many things about preparing for this role that was so special. It just brought a lot of goodness into my life."

In an interview with Radio Times, per Express, Fiona recalled, "I was so surprised she was that person, not the person in the book. We spent half an hour chatting. And when I left, I thought, 'I have just met life.'"

"I understand the value of things by being with Sonali. She lives knowing that at any moment the world could end because she lost her world. It has brought me into land, I suppose, about lots of things; a lack of arbitrariness about life," Fiona said in an interview with Good Housekeeping.

During his speech at the National Book Foundation in 2003, Stephen talked about Tabitha, saying, "She’d read my stuff and felt certain I’d someday support us by writing full-time. She never made a big deal of this. It was just a fact of our lives. We lived in a trailer, and she made a writing space for me in the tiny laundry room with a desk and her Olivetti portable between the washer and dryer."

He continued, saying, "When I gave up on Carrie, it was Tabby who rescued the first few pages of single-spaced manuscript from the wastebasket, told me it was good, said I ought to go on. When I told her I didn’t know how to go on, she helped me."

"He was my first real boyfriend," Ali told The Telegraph in 2008, per People. "It was 1976 that we got together — the same year that the band formed. I saw their first gig in our school gym."

In a profile with the Irish Independent, Ali revealed that following Bono's mom's sudden death in 1973, she helped him. Often making sure he got to school, came to dinner at her parents' house, and more.

In an interview with The Drew Barrymore Show, Cole recalled, "When you meet people in your life who are important, that should be there for life, certainly with my wife, when she walked by my mother's window, time stopped, and I was like, Who is that?"

He said he immediately asked his sister who Cynthia was and if she could invite her over for dinner.

On an episode of The Michelle Obama Podcast in 2020, Conan talked about meeting his wife, saying, "I immediately start talking to her [Liza], and then I'm not even trying to be funny ... I'm just trying to find out more about this woman."

He continued, saying, "Then I left the room after this 20-minute conversation with only her ... We were breaking down the equipment, and she walks out. We start talking some more, and then we end up talking in the lobby."

Speaking about their college romance, Sterling recalled to OWN, "She said this whole thing about, 'When we leave this place, there are going to be people that you keep in contact with, and there are gonna be some people that you just fall out. And you don't see them ever again. And the idea of you being one of those people breaks my heart, and I really don't want that to be the case.'"

Ryan also guest starred on Army Wives and This Is Us, while Sterling starred in both series.

In an interview with Uproxx, Bo recalled that director Tim Burton suggested he ask Catherine out while working on the movie. "Towards the end of the movie, Tim told me, we were shooting in Vermont, 'You should ask Catherine out.' And I said, 'What?' And he said, 'Yeah, you should ask her out.' It didn’t even occur to me that I was even supposed to talk to actors. But since Tim told me to, I did, and then we dated, and we're married, and here we are today."

The duo recently got to walk the red carpet together for Beetlejuice Beetlejuice.

In 2010, Nancy sadly died after battling ovarian cancer.

In an interview with AARP in 2019, Martin opened up about losing his wife and their marriage, saying, "Our marriage was a triumph. So it’s tough. She died in 2010, but I still communicate with her all the time. It’s 'Hey, Nan,' you know? How would she react to this decision or that, especially regarding our three kids. I believe that when people die, they zoom into the people that love them. This idea that it just ends, and don’t speak of them — that’s wrong. That’s based on denial that we’re all going to die. So, to me, she’s still here."

The short film was titled Muertas and called attention to the ongoing murders of women and young girls in Juarez, Mexico. At the time, Ryan told El Paso Inc., "You can't predict how people are going to respond. You can only hope that you're going to inspire somebody to want to learn more about the issue."

To celebrate their anniversary in 2023, America penned a heartfelt Instagram post that read: "Happy Anniversary to my emergency contact. My person and home for 18 years."

Notably, Ryan played America's husband in Barbie.

In an interview with People, Ralph shared their adorable meet-cute story, saying, "This is 1970 or whatever, so this is Cheez Doodles, 7Up, Tootsie Rolls, probably the Ruffles with onion dip. She was a friend of my cousin, and we just smiled and talked and danced a little. Probably the Hustle."

Seven years after they met, Ralph would become a household name when he starred as Daniel LaRusso in The Karate Kid when he was just 22 years old.