Rachel Weisz Shares Marriage Secrets With Daniel Craig, Claims Privacy Is Still The Main Tip
Rachel Weisz and Daniel Craig have been married for years, and it is interesting how the couple is able to keep their marriage private given the fact that their relationship is one of the most popular marriage in Hollywood.
Even if the media rarely hears about Rachel Weisz and Daniel Craig's marriage. Reports claimed that the less public knows about their marriage, then they would be more happier.
According to new reports, the actress said that the details of their marriage is better left between her and the James Bond actor. The couple thinks that keeping their marriage private is the secret to stop the rumors before it start circlulating.
"He's just too famous. It would be a betrayal. You have to protect your marriage," the actress told MORE magazine. "When you're young, you tell your girlfriends everything. One of the great pleasures of not being an adolescent is that you don't have to share everything. When you're married, that door closes. The audience goes, and you're in your own life."
Hello Magazine reported that the actress wants to protect their marriage from the public eye. She also shared that they enjoy cooking together as a small insight about what they love to do together.
"I love to cook," "007" actor's wife said. "Daniel is also very good at it. We always enjoy trying out different kinds of cuisine and having fun with that."
Weisz also revealed that she has learned a lot during her 20's which is why she wants to keep her life private as much as possible.
"Getting older, there’s a reality about mortality," she revealed. "But it’s hard to be young, too. It’s hard to not know who you are. My twenties were painful at times. Now I have wisdom and experience—I know what interests me in a way I didn’t before. I’m much more focused on what matters to me. I waste less time. There’s a huge relief in that."
Rachel Weisz and Daniel Craig have been married since 2011. Reports claimed that the couple wants a baby this year.