When Kim Cattrall was just 19, she said "I do" to a fellow Canadian — a writer named Larry Davis. The pair enjoyed a short union from 1977 to 1979 before eventually getting their marriage annulled. As noted by Express, the actor would later explain, "I was far too young to be married and that killed the first [marriage]."
Just a few years later, however, she was ready to give matrimony a second chance. In 1982, Cattrall married German architect Andre J. Lyson. She was so committed that she became fluent in his native German, but that wasn't enough. "He was in Germany and I was in America for too much of the time," she explained. "The distance was too great." They called it quits in 1989 before she became a household name, and as she told the Boston Herald, she managed to keep the divorce under wraps. "I did it in a private way," she recalled.
But distance and age weren't the only contributing factors to her first two splits. As she admitted to The Sun (via Daily Star), sex was a big issue. "I would constantly make excuses for bad sexual experiences," she told the mag. "Poor sex was a factor in the first two of three marriages breaking up." Cattrall thought their connections would improve over time, but they never did. "I wish I had not made an orgasm my only goal," she mused. "It is all about all-around sexual fulfillment."
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