Lucy Liu’s romantic life has gotten just as much interest as her acting career throughout her career. Despite being in a number of high-profile partnerships throughout her career, the actress has never married.
Here’s a peek at her love life and why she’s never found a husband.
Past Boyfriends of Lucy Liu
After they were spotted together in 2000, Liu was revealed to be dating actor George Clooney. However, their relationship was short-lived, and he went on to date Renee Zellweger.
Liu, on the other hand, spent the following two years with Ally McBeal after splitting up with her rockstar boyfriend. After the show finished in 2002, Liu began dating Zach Helm and they married in 2004 after two years of dating. Liu and Helm, on the other hand, divorced in the same year.
Liu began dating Will McCormack after her divorce from Helm. They were together until 2007 when they parted ways.
Noam Gottesman and Lucy Liu
Liu started another high-profile relationship after being linked to the aforementioned names: this time with Israeli hedge fund billionaire Noam Gottesman.
When Liu and her lover were together, they drew a lot of attention, although they were rarely seen together. The reason for this was Gottesman’s use of 24-hour security.
Liu and her partner spent their time together in his 12,000 square-foot Manhattan mansion, which he paid $34 million for, while they were dating. According to multiple accounts, the two spent out at his mansion in Hampshire, England, where he has previously hosted celebrities such as Beyonce and Jay-Z.
Gestational Surrogacy Resulted in the Birth of a Son
Liu gave birth to her son, Rockwell Lloyd, via gestational surrogacy on August 27, 2015, despite the fact that her relationships with her boyfriends didn’t work out and she never married.
The Charlie’s Angels actress previously explained why she chose gestational surrogacy to give birth to her child.
Liu routinely posted pictures of her son on Instagram. In May 2021, she told Women’s Health Magazine that she was teaching her son to be body positive.