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Clint Eastwood is honoring his love.
The “Million Greenback Child” star confirmed the demise of Christina Sandera and paid tribute to his girlfriend of 10 years. She was 61.
“Christina was a stunning, caring lady,” Clint mentioned in an announcement July 17, per The Hollywood Reporter. “I’ll miss her very a lot.”
The pair met when she was working as a hostess at Clint’s Mission Ranch Resort and Restaurant in California, in line with the outlet. They started relationship in 2014, a yr after the 94-year-old filed for divorce from ex Dina Eastwood — with whom he shares daughter Morgan Eastwood, 27, — after 17 years of marriage.
Whereas Eastwood and Sandera saved their private lives personal, the couple did make appearances at occasions collectively through the years, together with the 2015 “Oscars” and the crimson carpets for “Sully” in 2016, his movies “The Mule” and The “15:17 to Paris” in 2018, in addition to “Richard Jewell” in 2019.
Previous to his relationships with Sandera and Dina Eastwood, the actor was married to Maggie Johnson and in long-term relationships with Roxanne Tunis, Sondra Locke, Jacelyn Reeves and Frances Fisher.
And though Eastwood — who can be father to children Laurie Murray, 70, Kimber Lynn Eastwood, 60, Kyle Eastwood, 56, Alison Eastwood, 52, Scott Eastwood, 38, Kathryn Eastwood, 36, and Francesca Eastwood, 30 — has been a prolific determine on Hollywood for greater than six a long time, he’s remained quiet on the interior workings of his life.
“There are different folks which are concerned there and so they’re weak folks,” he beforehand shared on CBS Information. “I can defend myself, however they can not.”
However up to now, Dina Eastwood had spoken about their household and mirrored on the form of associate the Oscar winner was.
“He is most likely the sweetest man I’ve ever met,” she mentioned on “Bethenny” after submitting for divorce. “He’s the sweetest, he’s a loving, variety, low-key individual so my instinct was nonetheless nice on marrying an excellent individual.”