Current Relationship Status
As of 2025, Paul Hogan is married to Linda Kozlowski. The pair first worked together on the 1986 film Crocodile Dundee and married in 1990. They have one child together, son Chance, born in 1995. The family has lived primarily in the United States at various points while Hogan maintains business ties in Australia. Earlier in his life, Hogan was married to Noelene Bourke from 1980 to 1983. This summary outlines his marital timeline and the enduring partnership with Kozlowski.
Marriage Timeline
Paul Hogan’s marital history is relatively straightforward given his high public profile. Key dates and partnerships are outlined below for clarity.
| Attribute | Verified Detail | Source Type |
|---|---|---|
| First marriage | Noelene Bourke (1980–1983) | Public records, media reports |
| Meeting partner | Met Linda Kozlowski on Crocodile Dundee set (1986) | Interviews, behind-the-scenes material |
| Marriage to Kozlowski | 1990 (exact date varies by source) | Biographies, legal records |
| Child | Son Chance, born 1995 | Birth records, verified interviews |
| Status as of 2025 | Married to Linda Kozlowski | Recent interviews, official biographies |
Meeting on Crocodile Dundee
Hogan and Kozlowski met on the set of the 1986 comedy Crocodile Dundee, where she played his character’s American love interest. Their on-screen chemistry translated off-screen, leading to a long-term relationship. They married several years later and have maintained a relatively private family life while balancing Hogan’s international career.
Family Life with Linda Kozlowski
Hogan and Kozlowski welcomed their son, Chance, in 1995, expanding their family beyond their earlier marriage for Hogan. They have periodically relocated between Australia and the United States, with Hogan often working in film, television, and live appearances while Kozlowski has supported family life and made select acting appearances.
Earlier Marriage to Noelene Bourke
Before his high-profile relationship with Kozlowski, Hogan was married to Noelene Bourke from 1980 to 1983. Details about this marriage are less documented in public sources, but it preceded his breakthrough role in Crocodile Dundee and his subsequent union with Kozlowski.
Public Persona and Privacy
Despite decades of fame, Hogan and Kozlowski have kept much of their family life out of the spotlight. Interviews suggest a focus on stability and privacy, with limited media engagement about their home life. This approach has helped sustain long-term public respect and ongoing interest in Hogan’s career beyond the original films.