Teri Hatcher, 61, reveals she hasn't been on a date in seven years as she bemoans being 'so single' among her 'mostly married' friends

Teri Hatcher has revealed she hasn't been on a date in seven years as she bemoaned being 'so single' among her 'mostly married' friends. The Desperate Housewives icon, 61, said she last struck up a six-month romance with a British man while she was working in London. Teri was married to Marcus Leithold from 1988 to 1989, and later wed Jon Tenney from 1994 to 2003, who she shares daughter Emerson, 28, with. She said: 'Oh my god, I'm so single. I go through life with an open heart and I would never say never, but I don't date. I don't go on dates, I don't look to go on dates. 'I haven't been on a date in... I don't think I'm exaggerating if I say seven years. I have such a giant community of beautiful friends and most of my girlfriends who are my ge I've known for at least 30years, and they're mostly married.' 'There really isn't a new source of people. Sometimes if I go to a charity event, I'll think, "Oh, maybe I'll meet a like-minded person that cares about curing cancer," but I don't,' she added to HELLO! magazine. Teri Hatcher, 61, has revealed she hasn't been on a date in seven years as she bemoaned being 'so single' among her 'mostly married' friends The Desperate Housewives icon said she last struck up a six-month romance with a British man while she was working in London Teri was married to Marcus Leithold from 1988 to 1989, and later wed Jon Tenney from 1994 to 2003, who she shares daughter Emerson (pictured), 28, with Her next role will see her portray another character, fashion boss Miranda Priestly in the West End production of The Devil Wears Prada. Teri first found fame in 1984 as a San Francisco 49ers cheerleader before being cast in small TV roles, including a memorable turn as the 'real and spectacular' character Sidra on NBC sitcom Seinfeld in 1993. Seven months later, the three-time SAG Award winner made her debut as Daily Planet reporter Lois Lane in ABC's Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman from 1993-1997 during which she was paid up to $75K/episode. Teri then headed up ABC soap opera Desperate Housewives as Susan Meyer for eight seasons spanning 2004-2012, which later inspired Bravo to create the reality TV franchise, The Real Housewives. The actress – who earned $440K/episode – was rumored to have been 'difficult' after executive producer Marc Cherry alluded to 'a big star with some big behavioral problems' who was 'impossible' to get along with while praising Felicity Huffman in a 2019 letter to the judge of her college admissions trial.