Deborra-lee Furness has shared a public statement amid her divorce from Hugh Jackman. The Australian actor and mum-of-two, who was married to Hugh for almost 30 years, issued the message to The Daily Mail. Part of it reads: "My heart and compassion goes out to everyone
Hugh Jackman and Deborra-lee Furness have announced their separation after 27 years of marriage. In a statement exclusively shared with People, the actors write: "We have been blessed to share almost 3 decades together as husband and wife in a wonderful, loving marriage. Our journey now is shifting
Hugh Jackman is celebrating the love of his life, Deborra-Lee Furness! The Greatest Showman star has posted a heart-melting message on social media, marking their recent wedding anniversary on April 11. "I love you Deb," he begins. "Today is our 27th wedding anniversary. 27 YEARS!
Actress, producer and adoption advocate Deborra-Lee Furness is celebrating her 66th trip around the sun - and hubby Hugh Jackman is sharing some heart-meltingly sweet words to mark the occasion. In a message posted to Instagram, the Greatest Showman star describes his wife as "incredible" while sharing
Actress, producer and adoption advocate Deborra-Lee Furness is celebrating her 66th trip around the sun - and hubby Hugh Jackman is sharing some heart-meltingly sweet words to mark the occasion. In a message posted to Instagram, the Greatest Showman star describes his wife as "incredible" while sharing
Musicians 5 Seconds of Summer and Jessica Mauboy, along with actress and adoption advocate Deborra-Lee Furness are among dozens of Aussie artists and businesses who are calling on the Australia Government to lift its game ahead of COP26. What is that exactly? It's the major climate summit
Musicians 5 Seconds of Summer and Jessica Mauboy, along with actress and adoption advocate Deborra-Lee Furness are among dozens of Aussie artists and businesses who are calling on the Australia Government to lift its game ahead of COP26. What is that exactly? It's the major climate summit
Actors, producers, filmmakers, directors, musicians - and basically anyone you can possibly think of who's part of the Australian entertainment industry - have written an open letter to the PM and the Opposition Leader urging them to remove asylum seekers detained on Nauru and Manus, and bring them to safety.
