The “Florence Foster Jenkins” actor “admires” those who take their unions “extremely seriously” but still meet up to have sex with other people and just don’t acknowledge their behaviour to their partners.
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Hugh Grant has some unconventional views on marriage. “Whoever said they were?”
“I did [watch]. It was still a very good show, but what they created for Ashton Kutcher was clearly something completely different than what they would have created for me”, he said.
“I always admired the French and the Italians who are very devoted to their marriages”, Grant said. You just never boast about.
“There’s a lovely aspect of it sometimes, if you marry exactly the right person, your best friend, then it’s cozy and it’s lovely, but people make so many mistakes”.
The father of four added, “They never say anything, but that’s what keeps marriages together”.
“I think there’s something unromantic about marriage”, Hugh concluded.
Grant was arrested for misdemeanor lewd conduct when he was caught having sex in his vehicle in Los Angeles with a prostitute. Still, Hugh’s inneresting statements about love weren’t the only bombshells he dropped during his chat with Howard.
“They talked to me about it, but the problem was they didn’t have a script or a new character”.
The former couple still maintain a strong friendship and bond, which the Royals actress, 51, opened up about during a February 2016 interview on the United Kingdom morning show Lorraine: “He’s still my best friend, and he’s very important to me”. “Gradually, you realize, not only is the guy a much bigger star than me, he’s maybe the richest man I’ve ever met”.
“I went mad in 2007”, he said, seemingly serious. “He’s really happy. It pisses me off”.
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The actor’s character in his new movie, “Florence Foster Jenkins”, has a mistress, and he admitted that he “likes” it. “I was fat shamed the other day on a British newspaper”, he told Stern, explaining the photos were taken by paparazzi while he vacationed with his children. The headline was ‘Four Bellies and a Turkey Neck.’ They weren’t wrong. “I hang off a strap every morning [now] called TRX”.
