Lisa Bonet's Full Relationship History

Lisa Bonet's first high-profile relationship was with the then-unknown musician "Romeo Blue," a stage name Lenny Kravitz used before later adopting his given name professionally. When they first met, Bonet was already a star, so the musician knew who she was when their paths unexpectedly crossed. "She was like a female version of me," Kravitz shared in a 1995 interview with Rolling Stone, adding, "We were complete mirror images of each other. It was unbelievable."

They began as friends and eventually became roommates in the 1980s, gradually falling in love and tying the knot in 1987. Due to Bonet's greater fame, the media dubbed Kravitz "Mr. Bonet," a title he didn't mind, as the singer told Rolling Stone. "I didn't care at all," he explained, noting, "That woman inspired me so much. It was a magical time that she and I shared. I just opened up artistically."

The pair welcomed their only child together, daughter Zoë Kravitz, in 1988. However, Bonet and Lenny split up around two years later, finalizing their divorce in 1993. When speaking to Glamour UK in 2014, the musician admitted he wasn't ready for such a commitment. Despite the separation, the two remained the best of friends and mastered the art of co-parenting. "I wouldn't think of it as this heroic feat," Kravitz shared with Esquire about their family dynamics, explaining, "This is just normal to me." He later even formed a tight-knit bond with Bonet's second husband, Jason Momoa.