That marriage didn’t last long and didn’t produce any children.
A second short marriage followed in 1977 when Seymour wed businessman Geoffrey Planer.
That union only lasted a year.
Unfortunately, Seymour’s marriage to her own business manager ended in controversy that left her almost completely broke.
“But he had invested in all kinds of business transactions that I knew nothing about.
By the time I found out, everything had gone.
I felt so angry and betrayed.”
Thankfully, television came calling and she landed that iconic role on “Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman.
“I was penniless and homeless, then this television role dropped like manna from heaven.
The production company literally gave me and the children a roof over our heads.”
After a decade of marriage, the couple separated in 2013 and theirdivorcewas finalized in 2015, according toPeople.
He found someone else.
“It was someone I knew, so that was very frightening.
I tried to figure something out, but I realised that the marriage wasn’t going to work.
“I tried to look at my side of things: ‘What could I have done differently?’
But it’s hard when you’re a mother and you work.
It means sometimes you’re gone,” Seymour told People in early 2021.
But I was providing for the whole family, so it’s very hard.”
However, she also admitted that acceptance is the only way to move on.
“The sooner it’s possible for you to accept it, the better for you and others.
