Actor Jeff Goldblum is reportedly dating Emilie Livingston, a former Olympic gymnast and dancer. The two were photographed on vacation in St. Barts, and much has been said about the 30 year age difference between the two.
(Photo: Reuters/Mark Blinch)Actor Jeff Goldblum of the film "Adam Resurrected" poses for a portrait during the Toronto International Film Festival, in this September 10, 2008 picture.Goldblum, who turns 60 later this year, has a penchant for dating much-younger women. He previously dated 26 year old Lydia Hearst Shaw, a model and the daughter of heiress Patricia Hearst. The couple was separated by a 32 year age difference, which is one of the reasons the relationship did not work out.
"There was quite an age difference, and things just ran their course," an inside source told Radar Online. While that relationship did not work out, Goldblum appeared happy during his vacation with Livingston.
He has previously been married to actresses Patricia Gaul and Geena Davis, but neither marriage survived. Goldblum has also been engaged to "Jurassic Park" co-star Laura Dern and Catherine Wreford, but those relationships did not lead to marriage.
Goldblum has starred in such hit films as "Jurassic Park," "The Big Chill," and "Independence Day." He also gained fans for his television work on "Law & Order: Criminal Intent" and "Will & Grace."
"Jurassic Park" helped make him a household name, and he is scheduled to appear in "Jurassic Park IV," which is only the latest in the Sci-Fi series by Steven Spielberg.
According to Livingston's profile on ModelMayhem.com, she is "a performer, actress and model looking for print and commercial work." She graduated from the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in 2007 and "is delighted to be a working actress but long to grow and be surrounded by other actors better than me."
Livingston is also a former Olympic gymnast who represented Team Canada in the 2000 Olympics. She was only 17 when she qualified for the Olympic team and worked in the rhythmic portion of the gymnastics events, including Rope, Hoop, Ball, and Ribbon.
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