Melissa Gilbert is fearless. The ‘Little House on the Prairie’ actress has shared the secret of her relationship with her hubby.
They were THE stars of television in the 1970s and they are still dear to the public eye. The actors of The Little House On The Prairie have had a busy life after the cult series, like Alison Arngrim, the interpreter of the terrible Nellie Oleson, who has changed a lot since then. Ex of Tom Cruise, Melissa Gilbert played one of the heroines, Laura Ingallswhich viewers were able to follow from her childhood to her life as a mother and teacher.
Present at the Monte-Carlo Television Festival, the actress, now 59, was cash on the set of the American show, but also in her personal life. She was accompanied to Monaco by her husband, Timothy Busfield, and the couple did not hesitate to reveal their secret for a lasting relationship. A somewhat daring piece of advice though…
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Melissa Gilbert gives her daring advice for a relationship that lasts
Melissa Gilbert started her own production company, served as president of the American Actors Union, candidate for Congress and is said to have launched her ready-to-wear brand. A busy schedule that didn’t prevent her from taking a trip to Monte-Carlo to talk about TV… And love. She notably returned to her on-screen father, Michael Landon. The interpreter of Charles Ingalls was a strong father figureespecially after the death of his father.
On the private side, the actress married Bo Brinkman, with whom she had a child, then Bruce Boxleitner, father of her second son. And ten years ago, Timothy Busfield became her husband and today they confide in Gala. According to them, to maintain your couple, there is nothing better than “Sex, sex, sex”. They also gave details of their daily lives. The actor, producer and director joked: “We like to indulge in laziness. I bought a recliner. Melissa laughed at me. But it is she who is squatting him today”. A happy and fulfilled couple that is a pleasure to see.
Editor for Aufeminin, Charlotte is passionate about French and international cinema, and a reader of good adventures. Curious about everything, she speaks as much about personalities as culture or…