Let’s talk about love and longevity, folks. Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick have been at it for over two decades, and they’re still going strong. In a candid conversation with People, Sarah Jessica, now 53, opened up about how she and Matthew, 56, manage to keep that spark alive in their long-lasting marriage. It’s not just about the big gestures, as it turns out—it’s the little moments that truly make a difference.
Life gets busy, especially when you're juggling careers and raising three kids. But sometimes, the magic happens when you least expect it. Sarah Jessica shared an unforgettable story about one such moment. “We found ourselves alone,” she recalled. “It wasn’t planned—it just happened because our son was away on a trip, and our daughters had other engagements. Suddenly, Matt and I were alone together. It was incredible. We went away, unplanned, and it was such a blast. So much fun.”
A Moment to Reconnect
Sarah Jessica and Matthew share a blended family with three children: their son James Wilkie Broderick, 16, and nine-year-old twins Marion Loretta Broderick and Tabitha Broderick. With such a full house, finding time for just the two of them isn’t always easy. But when they do, it’s pure gold. “Being alone together reminded us of what we love about each other,” Sarah Jessica explained. “It’s those little moments that help reignite the flame.”
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Love in Action: Date Night Plans
With Sarah Jessica busy working on her latest movie, Here and Now, and Matthew keeping up with his own projects, they know how important it is to carve out quality time together. When date night rolls around, they don’t need fancy plans—they just want to enjoy each other’s company. “We love going to the theater, eating delicious food, and spending time with our friends,” Sarah Jessica gushed. “Even though our schedules can be hectic with work and the kids, we cherish those moments whenever we get them. They’re truly special.”
Matthew echoed this sentiment in a past interview with Closer Weekly. “We both have a great sense of humor,” he said. “That’s one of the reasons we get along so well. It’s important to be real friends first.”
