Christie Brinkley says she's rethinking if soulmates 'last forever'
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Key Points:
- Christie Brinkley, 72, shared in a Social Life magazine interview that she believes in soulmates but feels they may not last forever in the way she once thought, viewing soulmates as evolving rather than strictly romantic partners.
- The supermodel reflected on her four marriages, revealing painful experiences including infidelity, addiction, and feeling unloved, but emphasized her current freedom and self-awareness gained with age.
- Brinkley described her past relationships candidly, noting that one ex-husband loved her money, another his drinking, and another young women, while she left her first marriage seeking freedom.
- Despite past hardships, Brinkley remains hopeful about love, valuing various forms of love in her life and expressing openness to future romantic possibilities while feeling content with her current life.
- In her memoir "Uptown Girl," she details her complex relationships, particularly with ex-husband Billy Joel, highlighting the challenges they faced with his addiction and their eventual divorce.
