What Goldie Hawn And Kurt Russell's Body Language Reveals About Their Nearly 40-Year Relationship

"Goldie and Kurt walk in unison which tells us that they are also in sync with one another on a emotional level," says Donaldson. She's also sure to point out that neither Goldie nor Kurt is walking ahead of the other. They're partners through and through—neither is more dominant in the relationship.

The next thing that caught Donaldson's eye: The handholding. "[It] tells us that they are affectionate towards each other," she says. Plus, it helps that Kurt can't keep his eyes off Goldie—a sign that he adores her.

A hug from behind is a sweet move at first glance, but it means so much more. Kurt is signaling that he has Goldie's back. He's her protector, something Donaldson knows because of the way his left arm covers Goldie's.

On Goldie's end, that head tilt and her leaning back into Kurt's arms means there's no place she'd rather be. When she needs someone to rely on, she's confident that Kurt will always be there.

This body language is one giant sign pointing to endearing love, says Donaldson. "The way in which Kurt holds Goldie's hands in both of his as he kisses her, shows a truly deep connection on an emotional and physical level," she emphasizes.

This nonverbal cue, is a tender one that speaks to a high level of intimacy and the importance of physical touch in this couple's relationship.

Despite posing for oh, about a million photographers at the Golden Globes, Goldie and Kurt are still focused on each other. Donaldson can tell by the way the couple is turned toward each other. Even though their attention seems to be directed to the crowd in front of them, the angle of their feet and torsos indicate that they've got only each other on the brain.

Goldie's hand on Kurt's chest, is her way of telling any onlookers that she and Kurt are the real deal and she's proud of it. It's a possessive move, sure, but not an unhealthy one.

Need proof? They're always relaxed, for starters. Donaldson points out eased shoulders, unclenched fingers, and resting jaws. Goldie and Kurt are always at ease when they're together, and they wouldn't give that comfort up for anything.

"This signals a long-lasting relationship, void of competition and full of acceptance," says Donaldson. And once again, they're walking in step with each other. "A natural mirroring of your partners posture and body language is often seen in more established relationships that have a deep connection."