David Bowie and Iman Abdulmajid had a love story that spanned more than two decades, and it was one of the most iconic and celebrated romances in the music and fashion industry.
The couple first met in 1990 at a dinner party in Los Angeles. At the time, Bowie had already been a global superstar for over two decades, while Iman was an up-and-coming model from Somalia. They hit it off instantly and began dating soon after.
Their relationship was not without its challenges, however. Bowie was still dealing with the aftermath of his first marriage, which had ended in divorce, and Iman was cautious about getting involved with another celebrity. Nevertheless, their connection was too strong to ignore, and they soon became inseparable.
In 1992, Bowie proposed to Iman during a trip to Paris, and the couple got married in a private ceremony in Switzerland later that same year. They went on to have one child together, a daughter named Alexandria Zahra Jones, born in 2000.
Throughout their relationship, Bowie and Iman remained fiercely devoted to each other. They were often seen together at red carpet events, looking effortlessly stylish and in love. Bowie even wrote several songs about his wife, including "The Wedding Song," which he performed during their wedding ceremony.
Their love story was cut short when Bowie passed away in January 2016, after a secret battle with cancer. In the wake of his death, Iman paid tribute to her late husband on social media, sharing photos and memories of their life together.
Despite Bowie's passing, their love story continues to inspire people around the world. They were an unconventional couple who defied expectations and stayed together through thick and thin, proving that true love knows no boundaries.
