Teri Hatcher Says Men Aren't 'Lining Up' to Date Her: 'There's Nobody There'

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Teri Hatcher Embraces Single Life with Humor and Grace, Shares Insights on Aging and Dating

Teri Hatcher Opens Up About Dating and Life at 59
During a recent appearance on Sherri, actress Teri Hatcher candidly discussed her thoughts on aging, dating, and how her lifestyle has evolved over the years. Known for her iconic roles in Desperate Housewives and Tomorrow Never Dies, Hatcher brought humor and wisdom to the conversation while promoting her new Lifetime movie, How to Fall in Love by Christmas.

Host Sherri Shepherd set the tone with a light-hearted comment about the changing priorities in life and relationships. “You know, when we used to talk about the men we wanted to get with, and now our conversation is, ‘I need you to be the guardian if something happens to me in my last will and testament,’” joked Shepherd.

Hatcher, who turns 60 in December, responded with her own humorous take on dating later in life. “People ask if I’m dating, and I say, ‘Well, I don’t date much anymore.’ I used to look across the table and think, ‘Are we going to end up in bed together?’ Now, I think, ‘When am I going to have to change this guy’s diapers?’” she quipped, eliciting laughter from the audience.

Despite her witty remarks about dating, Hatcher shared a deep appreciation for growing older. “There’s only one way to feel about aging, and that’s grateful. Every day above ground is a gift,” she said. Reflecting on turning 60, she added, “It’s a balance between wanting to be your best every day and accepting the grace that comes with aging. When we’re young, we’re so hard on ourselves. Now, I embrace what it is—lessons and gratitude.”

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Filling Her Days with New Passions (and Her Cat)
Hatcher revealed that her dating life is far from eventful, but she doesn’t mind. “Honestly, I don’t date much. I mostly date my cat,” she admitted. Instead of romantic dinners, she’s spending her evenings improving her French skills on Duolingo. “My cat must’ve been French in another life because when I’m doing the app, she jumps on my chest and just sits there. It’s better than any date you could possibly go on.”

When Shepherd suggested she consider dating younger men—citing celebrities like Cher and Madonna who’ve embraced significant age gaps—Hatcher was open to the idea but remained skeptical about her prospects. “Alright, line 'em up!” she joked. “People think there’s this line of men waiting outside my door, but no, I open it once in a while, and there’s nobody there

A Life of Contentment
While Hatcher may not be prioritizing romance, she has no regrets. Having been married twice—first to Marcus Leithold and later to Jon Tenney—she seems perfectly content with her life as it is. “There is nothing lonely about my life,” she said in a previous interview.

With her positive outlook and focus on personal growth, Hatcher is proof that single life can be just as fulfilling as any relationship. As she prepares to celebrate a milestone birthday and the release of her holiday film, she continues to inspire others with her wit, resilience, and zest for life.

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