Nope. Out of my three, my godfather was my father's brother (who molested me when I was 7, is dead now, but between the ages of 7 and 38, when he died, I didn't see him other than when it couldn't be helped, and even then, never alone). Then one godmother was my mother's sister (who married my godfather), who I'm very low contact with, for various reasons, but primarily she's firmly decided that she's one of life's victims, rather than a survivor, and whilst I have a lot of empathy for her - I also can't cope with her perpetual need to be seek blame in others before herself. She's also NC with my mother, and literally abducted my Nan (to do with inheritance rather than genuine care), then whined about what she'd taken on, to me, and didn't like my response of "a care home would be best all round, else you'll stop being her daughter and just become her carer!"... I'm disabled with carers, myself, so was speaking from experience...). The other godmother, was my mother's lifelong friend growing up. She sent me a birthday gift every year until my 18th... and for the last 30 years, no one's heard from her whatsoever. I do know that she stopped writing to my mother before I was 10, and that my mother can be quite contentious in her views, I think I met her twice, though - once at my baptism, when i was 7 months old, and once when I was about 2 or 3.
Out of the three of them, it's my mother's former best friend that I hope is okay. She made sure there was contact between us until I turned 18... and wouldn't need her to take me in (not that she would have, oldest brother got first dibs).
My children have godparents from my school friendship group. I think they still talk to them if they need to - but at 28 and 19, that's pretty much beyond my scope. I won't ask my friends, because (a) that would be prying, and (b) their relationship as godparent to my child is now between them. What annoys me though, is the fact that one of my old friends believes that she is my children's father, whilst the ex-husband of my oldest's godmother, is adamant that he's her godfather. They're not, they were never asked, they just randomly decided that they were - and it's led to arguments galore. I'd rather no godparents than false ones!