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Kevin Bacon Sweetly (and Secretly!) Performs a Love Song for Wife Kyra Sedgwick on Valentine’s Day — Watch!
You don’t have to tell Kevin Bacon that the best gifts aren’t materialistic! The 60-year-old Footloose actor surprised his wife, Kyra Sedgwick, on Valentine’s Day by sharing a video to Instagram of himself singing “A Case of You” by Joni Mitchell while playing a ukelele.
“OK, we don’t really do Valentine’s Day in my family so shhh don’t tell Kyra that I got her this little Valentine’s Day present,” he told his followers in the sweet clip. “All right? Just keep it quiet, thanks!”
Kevin then began to sing, “In my blood like holy wine / taste so bitter and so sweet / I could drink a case of you / Oh, baby / And I would still be on my feet / Still be on my feet.” At the end of the cute video, the 60-year-old actor added, “Happy Valentine’s Day, honey. I love you.” Watch the sweet video below!
Kevin and Kyra, 53, have been married since 1988 and the actor recently told Fox News that he can’t reveal the secret to their successful union because “there is no secret!” Kevin explained, “I’ve often had a couple of different one-liners for that answer, and then I decided that really the answer is I’m not going to answer it because the last thing I want to do is come up with some quote that is going to summarize a 30-year relationship you know?”
In another interview with Closer Weekly, Kevin adorably revealed that he likes to dance with his wife every now and then. “We love to dance, and if we have our own party behind closed doors, we will dance all night,” he gushed, adding that they never go out to dance because of his hit movie Footloose.
“The DJ always puts on “Footloose,” and people form a circle around me, clapping in unison, expecting me to perform tricks like a trained seal. So I tend to avoid it,” he said. At least Kevin and Krya can still dance at home!
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