Justin Theroux discussed what’s still so tough about everybody’s fascination with his individual life, and particularly, his friendly relationship with his ex-wife Jennifer Aniston.
In a brand-new interview with Rolling Stone, the Spy Who Dumped Me star, who is next slated to star in a brand-new tv adjustment of his uncle Paul Theroux‘s book Mosquito Coast for Apple TELEVISION+, talked about what it resembles to have journalism focus more on his individual life than his work.
“You know, it’s interesting,” Theroux informed the outlet of the general public’s interest in his romantic life. “In ideal circumstances, you’re known for what you do, or for the contributions you make in the arts, literature, movies, whatever. Even if it’s a negative review, OK, that’s fair play. But there are people who are only curious about the private lives of other people, and…I think the best thing to do is to train your eyes away from it. It creates a preconceived notion of who you are that’s inaccurate.”
He included, “It’s aggravating, due to the fact that you believe, ‘Well, [novelist] John Updike does not need to bear with this s–t, and he remains in the general public eye.'”
Theroux and Aniston went public with their love in 2011, and wed in a personal event in 2015. In February 2018, nevertheless, the 2 revealed that they had actually separated. At the time, their declaration acknowledged the general public’s fascination with their love.
