Patsy Kensit says she’s been ‘really been hurt by people’ and makes rare comment about her cancelled marriage to Liam Gallagher

Patsy Kensit recently shared in an interview that past relationships have caused her significant pain.

The 58-year-old actress also rarely spoke about her relationship with Liam Gallagher of Oasis, including their engagement that was eventually called off.

Pasty began her career in entertainment when she was just four years old. Before being diagnosed with PTSD last year, she had been engaged five times and married four times.

Honestly, it breaks my heart to hear her say this, but she’s so right. She’s been through so much pain – people have really hurt her, and it’s not like she can just bounce back from everything. She’s not some robot! So she’s decided to look after herself, and honestly, good for her. She doesn’t need anyone else to be happy, and that’s actually really inspiring, even if it makes me a little sad that she feels that way.

As a lifestyle observer, I’ve always been fascinated by Patsy Kensit’s journey. She married singer Dan Donovan when she was just 22, and later, the iconic Jim Kerr of Simple Minds. But it was her marriage to Liam Gallagher that really catapulted her into the public eye – she became a defining face of the 90s Britpop scene. It’s a testament to how personal life and cultural moments can intertwine!

Despite their reputation for wild partying, Patsy revealed that the couple – who were married from 1997 to 2000 and have a 26-year-old son named Lennon – actually preferred quiet nights in, often watching TV and eating spaghetti hoops.

She explained to The Telegraph that photos from the 1990s, showing her looking distressed or even damaging a car—likely after a well-known argument with Liam—helped create a public image of her that was the opposite of who she really was. The press, she felt, had portrayed her as vulnerable and insecure.

Just before their wedding, the popular Channel 4 show, Big Breakfast, unexpectedly set up and broadcast live from right outside the couple’s house.

Patsy and Liam had to postpone their wedding, but they eventually got married in a private ceremony at 7am at Marylebone Town Hall.

Patsy and her ex-husband, Jim Kerr, have a 32-year-old son named James. Patsy recently shared that she hasn’t seen her other son, Liam, for 26 years.

In a 2024 interview with The Mirror, she explained that she doesn’t believe in marrying every partner. Her main priority, she said, was ensuring her sons had strong relationships with their fathers.

I haven’t talked to those men, and I don’t have any contact with them. I’m glad they have good relationships with their fathers, but I personally don’t have a father, and I’m comfortable with that.

Patsy also revealed she’d hidden her 35-year relationship with Terence Stamp, explaining she didn’t want to cause pain to anyone involved.

The actress recently shared that she had a brief romantic relationship with the actor famous for playing Superman in the early 1990s. They met while filming the 1991 thriller, Prince of Shadows, and she described him as both a ‘total gentleman’ and a ‘generous and amazing lover,’ despite their 30-year age difference.

Patsy recently shared that she waited to discuss her short relationship with the actor until after he passed away in 2025 at the age of 87, because she didn’t feel prepared to talk about it sooner.

She recently shared details about their romance in an interview with The Sun on Sunday, describing them as destined to be together and him as a very kind man.

Despite our age difference, we shared a deep connection. He was a wonderful and giving partner, and truly a stunningly handsome man.

Patsy broke up with their partner in 1991 when they moved to the UK to film Timebomb, later admitting she felt immature at the time.

She shared last year that she was diagnosed with PTSD, opening up about a difficult day and admitting she felt deceived and hurt.

She shared a sad-face emoji on Instagram, explaining in the caption that she’d had a difficult day and was feeling down.

Today was a difficult day. I’m feeling betrayed and disappointed. I was diagnosed with PTSD late last year, and I’d made a lot of progress and was finally doing well.

I’m having a tough day emotionally. I’m feeling thankful, but also quite sad. If you’ve experienced mental health challenges or depression, you’ll probably relate, and I want you to know you’re not by yourself.

I don’t experience those feelings when I’m working. I’ve just finished a filming project and plan to meditate to improve my mood and bring more positivity into my life. Today is simply an off day.

Post-traumatic stress disorder, or PTSD, is a condition that develops after someone experiences or sees a very stressful or frightening event.

Patsy, who has been married four times, has decided to stop looking for a partner and is now happy finding fulfillment on her own.

In 2024, the actress ended her engagement to Patric Cassidy, a property developer, after a whirlwind romance. He reportedly proposed just weeks after they first met.

She recently told Hello! magazine that she’s not looking for a romantic relationship, and isn’t interested in one right now. While she still believes in love, she doesn’t feel she needs it, as she’s been happily independent for a long time and enjoys her own company. She’s now focused on finding ways to heal and find fulfillment in her life.

2026-03-27 18:10

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