Jane Seymour beams in rare photo with twin sons, dive into her life

Known for her iconic roles in Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman and The Kominsky Method, Jane Seymour, at 72, is a force to be reckoned with both on and off-screen. Recently, she had her fans in awe when she posted a rare photograph with her 27-year-old twin sons, Kristopher Steven and John Stacy.

Embracing every family moment

“Quality time with Kris and Johnny!” the radiant actress shared on her Instagram post. The image captured a heartwarming family moment, with her sons grinning widely, standing by their mother's side. The online community was quick to comment, with one user stating, “Even though they are already grown men, they will remain your children forever! ♥️♥️♥️ A very beautiful picture of you!” It's evident that the bond the trio shares is truly special.

Seymour has always been family-oriented. Beyond the twins, she shares Katherine Flynn, 41, Sean Flynn, 38, and Jennifer Flynn, 43, with her third husband, David Flynn. Her relationship with James Keach, the father of the twins, spanned from 1993 to 2015. Before that, her marital journey included Michael Attenborough (1971-1973) and Geoffrey Planer (1977-1978).

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Budding romance through rock 'n' roll

The family tree branches further! Seymour recently went public about her relationship with John Zambetti. The revelation was made via an Instagram post, where she appeared joyous and quoted, “I’ve never been happier. 🥰.”

What’s intriguing about this romance is the foundation it's built upon. Speaking to People, both Seymour and Zambetti admitted, “Well, our kids put us together.” It's a rock 'n' roll story, literally! Zambetti's son is part of the group The Palms and Seymour's son, Johnny Keach, is also a rock musician. The connection? Both are named Johnny. As the actress amusingly said, they refer to them as My Johnny, a testament to how well their worlds have intertwined. Zambetti shared, “So we certainly don't have to worry about the kids not approving of who we were with. I'm very lucky to be with her.”

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From the strength she portrays on screen to the love she exudes in real life, Jane Seymour remains an inspiration. And for fans who wish to know more, signing up for PEOPLE's free daily newsletter ensures they don't miss any updates on her captivating life story.

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