Marriage isn’t for everyone.
After all, ifBrangelinacouldn’t make it work, who could?
In fact, for a lot of celebs, the opposite is true.
These single stars and couples haven’t gone down the aisle, and that’s just fine with them.
Now I actually have to get married?'
But what I realized is, I don’t want to be married.
Because I could not have the life that I created for myself.
I couldn’t do it."
“Stedman isn’t a good steward of money and that suits Oprah fine,” Barbara said.
“He is financially dependent on her.
He knows her secrets and she knows his.
Why would they marry now?
He’s there at her beck and call.
He knows his role in her life.”
She added, “Gayle is very, very present.
Gayle was more present than Stedman.”
If you should probably be bound to someone, then it’s important to be married.
If you are independent, it’s important to not be married."
“[Russell and I] like the choice and we chose to stay,” she continued.
“We’re always asked why we are not married.
What is marriage going to do for us?
At the beginning, you want to see each other all the time.
Then you get jealous when they’re gone too long and that’s exciting.
But for a healthy long-term relationship, then 68 percent of the time [together] is good.”
She toldThe Telegraphin 2010, “I’ve always liked the idea of choosing to be with somebody.
However, she admitted, “I don’t know if after twentysomething years that was still true.”
Because, for a reality starlet, Kardashian claims to not want all the attention on her.
“A wedding terrifies me,” she confessed toCosmopolitan.
“I like tradition; I don’t have anything against that.
I think it’s more fear of walking down the aisle in front of all those people.
I don’t like being the center of attention,” she said.
“I mean, Scott and I have talked about it many times over the years.
The situation was never right.
But alas, it wasn’t.
What we have is much deeper and we both know that.”
“I just moved this week.
“[Moving here] was a major commitment.
When asked if she’d marry Jackson, she replied, “Welcome to my dilemma.”
Adding to the dilemma?
Jackson previously offered his own explanation of why he and Jackson never wed toGlamourin November 2014.
“It’s a divine right,” she toldPiers Morgan Tonight(viaE!
I don’t know the exact reason for that.
I really want for myself a long-term relationship.”
Their split was said to becontentious, so who knows if she’ll ever want to get engaged again.
Still, why haven’t they actually tied the knot?
They already feel like they did.
“Eva and Ryan have always felt like a married couple,” a source toldUs Weekly.
“They are infatuated with each other.”
It was about land, basically.
It was about ownership.
So I think it’s a kind of unromantic idea.
Gosling made it clear that he is 100 percent committed to Mendes, ring or not.
… [the only quality I look for in a woman] is that she’s Eva Mendes.
There’s nothing else I’m looking for.”
I think I would do it out of rebellion,” she said.
“I don’t like when anybody tells me to conform to any idea.
“I mean, it’s like joining a country club that doesn’t allow Jews or black people.
What’s the difference?”
Just probably not with Sheen, as theybroke upduring the 2017 holiday season.
“It’s not the worst tragedy.
But I really wish I had bought myself a man!
A good man who would be a great father, I really do.
I think it’s a better way to go,” she said.
“I think I was not practical.
I had some insane idea that I had to be ‘in love.’
Now I see what it really takes: real consideration that you’re a good team together.”
“But he was even less inclined to be realistic than me,” she said.
“And I was on the cusp of being very old.
So that poor guy.
I don’t think he was really that interested.
And I don’t think a long-term happy marriage would be easy for him.”
So why didn’t he settle down with any of these beauties?
He toldEllesimply, “Society doesn’t tell me what to do.”
Well, there you go.
Prior to their breakup and Hudson’s protective order against Otunga the two were engaged for some time.
And so when I get married, it’s for good.
We want to be completely sure we’re together, we’re happy and when it’s time…
I think that’s the key, take baby steps.”
“At this point, it doesn’t seem like a wedding will ever happen.”
And now we know that’s definitely the case.
“Hey, I would love to get married I’m still old-fashioned.
But I don’t think marriage is the be-all and end-all.
It’s better to have three broken engagements than three divorces.”
But what ends up happening is that one of you becomes smallerand it was always me.
It’s always the woman.
Still, despite all that, she’s open to marriage.
I definitely date and have had some good relationships we’ll see what happens!"
He toldParadeof marriage, “That time will come when that time comes.
The truth is, it’s possible for you to’t predict marriage.
you could’t plan it.
It’s just going to happen when it happens.”
And that time may have come, if the rumor mill is true.
and they’re even talking about kids.
Only time will tell if the rumors are true but ifGeorge Clooneycan settle down, anything is possible.
“I grew up in the South so all everyone talked about was marriage,” she toldPeople.
“But all I wanted was to move to New York and do theater.
And in my thirties, I was busy doing the show so I just didn’t have time.”
These days, Davis is busy being amother to two children, a boy and a girl.
She revealed that her parents' super successful marriage may have influenced her as well.
Though she may not want to get married, Ryder has no problem locking herself into a relationship.
“I’m a serial monogamist,” she stated.
And that’s because she’s just never wanted to.
She admitted as much during Oprah Winfrey’sSuperSoul Sundayon OWN in 2015.
I could tell you I was going to have three.
I could tell you they were going to be girls," Rhimes told Winfrey.
“But I have never wanted to get married.
I never played bride.
I was never interested.
I don’t know what it is; I never wanted to get married.”
Rhimes, a mother of three daughters (as predicted),doeslike dating though.
You have to respect that she knows what she wants…andwhat she doesn’t.
