Joanna Haythorn

Facts of Joanna Haythorn

Full Name Joanna Haythorn
First Name Joanna
Last Name Haythorn
Profession Celebrity Ex-wife
Gender Identity Female
Sexual Orientation Straight
No Of Children 2

Joanna Haythorn is best known as the ex-wife of American actor, screenwriter, and Film directorCharles Dance.

Shares a good relationship with her ex-husband.

Joanna Haythorn and Charles Dance met each other when they were only nineteen years old. She was with him since he was struggling to get into the film industry. 

She has been there for him through all the ups and downs in his life.

She was a huge support system in his life. The couple dated for a few years before tying the knot with each other.  

They exchanged wedding vows on 1970.  They even made so many fans and admirers through their love story. 

Although they never shared anything about their wedding details.

The duo was together for more than three decades. The couple seemed to happy whenever they clicked together; no one had any idea about the problems that they were facing in their marriage. 

It came as a shock to everyone when Joanna Haythorn and Charles Dance filed for divorce in the court. 

Their fans could not believe the news as it was so not believable for them. However, the couple called an end to their relationship as husband and wife in 2004.

But as of now, the ex-couple shares a good relationship with each other. They are the best of friends. They are still in touch with each other.

The real reason behind their Divorce

The main reason behind their separations is not revealed yet. 

But once in an interview, Charles mentioned that he was not a good husband to his wife, and it was all his fault that he could not save their marriage. 

Also, he regrets having divorced with Joanna Haythorn.

Has two children.

With her ex-husband, she shares two children. 

After married for four years, she gave birth to a handsome baby boy in 1974, whose name is Oliver Matthew. 

And six years later, she delivered a beautiful baby girl, whose name is Rebecca Dance. Both are grown-ups now and happily settled in their respective lives.

Ex-husband dated younger women

After the divorce, he dated several women like Emilia Fox, Sophia Myles, and Shambhala Marthe, etc. All of the women were younger than him. 

But once he got into a serious relationship with painter Eleanor Boorman and together they had one daughter. 

When daughter Rose Boorman was born, he was 65 years old. Unfortunately, that relationship also ended. 

However, now Charles, at the age of 73 is in a relationship with his young girlfriend, Alessandra Masi. She is 53 years old and Italian producer by occupation. 

They both met in 2018 in Italy. He went there to act in an art movie called “The Book of Vision.” 

The news of them dating spread like a fire when the couple spotted enjoying on the beach in Venice. 

The couple looks happy to be spending time there. But there are no confirmations from both sides. 

 Net worth

Her net worth is not disclosed yet. Her ex-husband is estimated to have a net worth of $5 Million. 

His annual income is $800,000, which is only based on the assumption the real figure might be different. 

He accumulated his wealth as being an actor, film director, and screenwriter.

Unknown facts

  1. She is an artist, and Charles Dance got fascinated towards because of her artistic nature.
  2. After divorce, her ex-husband sold his house in which they were living together and got settled alone in Kentish town.
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