"The Leftovers" star Justin Theroux recently sat down with Details for an interview. Interestingly, he was not against talking about his famous fiance Jennifer Aniston, even going as far to say that there "can be an annoyance" in their relationship.
Before you go on thinking Justin thinks Jen is annoying, let's take a look at his exact statement to understand what he really means.
"It doesn't feel like a hardship, it doesn't feel difficult," the 42-year-old began, when prodded to talk about his relationship with the "Friends" alum.
He then went on to mention that he's "seen photographers topple children in their frenzy to get a shot of him and Aniston," as noted by the publication. It was at this point that he referred to the papparazi interference to his romantic life as a source of irritation.
"It can be an annoyance, but it's not the end of the world. You have to center on what its core thing is, which is that you met someone you fell in love with. It's hard to explain. I just find myself wondering, What's the big f****ng deal?"
Robert Downey Jr., who first introduced the actors to each other in 2007, said that both "fell in a real, legit fashion," as noted by The Huffington Post. He also added, "he was willing from the jump to make sacrifices."
No wonder Justin still managed to hang on to Jen throughout the media maelstrom surrounding them since they began dating in 2011.
"You just kind of ignore it," the actor said, about dealing with rumors and media speculation. "But then you also become reluctant to say anything about the relationship. I could say everything's good, and then it's reflected back as JUSTIN THEROUX: EVERYTHING'S GOOD? That just creates this echo chamber, and as it ricochets around the Internet, it just gets wacky," he added.
In another recent interview, this time for Interview magazine, Justin also confessed that his ladylove does make him happy. When asked to finish the sentence, "Happiness is a thing called-," he answered, "My dogs."
"And my lady, of course," he continued.
Justin's friend, author and comedian Amy Sedaris, observed that the relationship is doing him good. "We don't even need to get together and talk for me to know how he's doing-I can see it on his face," she told Details. "He's just glowing."
Perhaps his upcoming wedding is making him "glow" and talk more about his ladylove. What say you, readers?
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