Jane Seymour’s Kids Helped Her Find Love, Here’s How Her New Beau Sealed The Deal

Jane Seymour recently went public about her relationship by sharing an adorable photo of herself and John Zambetti on Instagram. She revealed via the caption that she has “never been happier,” which was evident from her beautiful smile in both pictures.

Some weeks after announcing her new beau, Jane told People about how she met John and their children’s role in bringing them together. She echoed again to the outlet that she was “having the happiest time of my life. In many ways.”

They bonded over their children

Jane and John are both parents to adult children from their previous romances. Jane is a mother of four from her two previous marriages, while John has a musician son named Johnny. Interestingly, their sons share the same name and love for rock music, which is adorable to bond over.

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“His son is a very successful rock musician with a group called The Palms,” Jane said. “And I have a son who’s a rock musician too, Johnny Keach, so when we talked about them, we say ‘My Johnny,’ since they both have the same name.” John also mentioned they “don’t have to worry about the kids not approving” of their relationship. “Well, our kids put us together…I’m very lucky to be with her,” he said.

John has written love songs for Jane

The actress revealed that John wrote up to three love songs that ‘got her in the end.’ “I think there’s an album on the way,” she quipped. John, a member of the band Malibooz, confessed he successfully attempted to get Jane familiar with music.

“I have a lot of friends that are musicians in town. We like to go see them play. And she never really went to the dives to see, that’s where the real music is,” he said. “So I love introducing her to stuff that, even though she’s lived here a long time, she really was unaware of that side of LA.”

The new couple have also agreed to celebrate monthly anniversaries instead of the usual yearly ones. “This time in life, you’re not going to wait 50 years, are you?” she joked.