In Los Angeles, the former married couple Linda Kozlowski and Paul Hogan reconnected with one another after having dinner with their troubled son Chance.
Linda Kozlowski has been enjoying a quieter life away from the spotlight since leaving her role in Crocodile Dundee alongside ex Paul Hogan. The pair were a hit on screen together in their iconic roles of Sue Charlton and outback adventurer Michael ‘Crocodile’ Dundee.
Life mirrored art as Linda developed feelings for her co-star Paul, despite their 19-year age difference. The couple married in 1990 and had a son, Chance, before divorcing in 2014.
Before moving on, the former couple resurrected on screen with the 1990 film Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles and the 1990 sequel Crocodile Dundee.
Despite receiving a Golden Globe nomination for her role in Crocodile Dundee, Linda has avoided screen since. She claimed in a 2001 interview that her “uncomfortable” experience with “straight-to-video, schlocky films” was “an ulcer.”
She explained why she was considering turning 40 and just wanted to have a baby in her previous two jobs, noting that she was “miserable” at the time she was only 40.
Linda, 67, kept her word and avoided the spotlight. She and her ex-boyfriend Paul and their 27-year-old son Chance have recently been spotted in a rare sighting.
She was once renowned for her long, blonde hair, but she now prefers shoulder-length brunette locks. In a casual setting, the former actress donned a pair of black pants, a matching top, and a floaty shawl for dinner at a nearby restaurant.
Linda kept her long-term partner Moulay Hafid Baba nearby by adding a Louis Vuitton handbag and beige sandals. As Paul posed for a picture in Linda’s conversation, he was sporting a pair of blue jeans and a matching shirt underneath a leather jacket.
He had arrived at the family dinner with their son Chance, who has been living in Los Angeles since his parents’ divorce. Earlier this month, Paul opened up on his family dynamic with a very candid confession.
The TV star, 85, lives in the United States close to his son and admitted that while he would love to return home to Australia, he can’t see that happening any time soon.
After a number of troubling posts, Chance has caused concern among his social media followers. He earlier this year posted a video of himself intoxicated while pleading for help from someone to “kill” him. He said, “This is my life. This is my life.” He drank wine.
My son should remain in the United States for now, Paul said. Paul was questioned about Chance while speaking on the Today Show, where he said he was “alright.” Better than he receives.
The legendary actor continued, “He receives a lot of tabloid stuff, but he’s a terrible person because he knows they’re watching him and puts something on for them.”
Chance’s troubling social media posts were overshadowed by Paul’s statement to the Daily Mail in December: “It’s a lot of made up stuff and he (Chance) does it on purpose.”
Just one month prior to this, a source claimed that Paul was at a “crossroads” over Chance’s social media outbursts and his behaviour. Speaking to New Idea, a family friend said: “Paul is at a crossroads over how to handle all this.
Chance doesn’t want to leave America, but one of his choices is to return to Australia. They are thus stranded, which Paul finds difficult to support and difficult for his friends to sit back and watch.
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Source: Mirror
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