It’s been two years since the world lost the legendary music icon David Bowie, and his wife, Iman, is sharing her journey through grief. Even though she appears to be the picture of strength and resilience, Iman recently revealed that she’s still grappling with her emotions. In a heartfelt interview with Net-a-Porter, she opened up about her husband’s passing and made it clear that she has no plans to remarry.
“I will never remarry,” the 63-year-old said candidly to Net-a-Porter. “I was talking about my husband the other day, and someone corrected me, saying, ‘You mean your late husband.’ I told them, no, he will always be my husband. David is and will forever remain my husband.”
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Iman’s Thoughts on Love and Moving Forward
When asked about her future, Iman admitted that while she doesn’t envision herself getting married again, she’s not completely closed off to the idea of dating. However, she emphasized that it would take time for her to even consider such a step. “I do feel very lonely sometimes,” she confessed. “But do I want a relationship right now? Honestly, no. I can’t say never, but I’m not ready for that chapter in my life.”
Love Story: How Iman and David Bowie Met
Iman and David Bowie’s love story began in 1990 at a dinner party where they were introduced by their hairdresser, according to the Independent. Two years later, the couple tied the knot, marking the start of a beautiful partnership. In 2000, they welcomed their daughter, Alexandria Zahra Jones, who remains a cherished part of their legacy. Iman and David were married for 24 years before David’s passing in 2016 after battling liver cancer. Their love was a testament to enduring partnership and mutual respect.
Grieving Gracefully: Iman’s Emotional Journey
Iman shared that fans often approach her on the street to express their condolences, and while she appreciates their kindness, she insists that she’s not as strong as people think. “People see me and think, ‘Oh, she’s so strong,’ but that’s not true,” she said, rolling her eyes with a hint of frustration. “I’m not strong—I’m just trying my best to keep it together. And sometimes, I don’t want people to know how deeply sad I am. It’s a journey, and I’m still on it.”
