James McAvoy and Anne-Marie Duff are divorced - this was announced to the press in the year of the decade of their happy marriage. In any case, before they asked about the family life, they answered that they were doing well. All these years the couple tried to protect their family from the press, and now decided to make an official statement to exclude all sorts of rumors and speculation. However, they do appear. For example, instead of sounding the indistinct explanation of the reason for the divorce, the press calls James's fascination with the colleague of the film "X-Men: Apocalypse" Jennifer Lawrence.
How it all began?
The novel by James McEvoy and Anne-Marie Duff began in 2004. They were shot in the film "Shameless" and played lovers. James was not at that time the most joyous period in his life. A few months earlier, he had parted ways with Emma Nilsson, whom he had met for five years, and now drank immeasurably and thoughtlessly of his place in the profession and in life. Anne-Marie (who, by the way, is nine years older than McEvoy) helped him overcome depression. "She said that I should shut up and finally learn to respect my work. Or throw it to the dogs. And I listened to it, "the actor recalls.
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Family happiness of a star couple
The family of James McAvoy and Anne-Marie Duff was created in 2006, and four years later - with the birth of Brandon's son - they gained new happiness. Spouses, as much as they could, hid this fact from strangers, but still the paparazzi were seen.
Due to their profession, as well as the ocean that divides their home in London and Hollywood, where they are mostly removed, the spouses saw less often than they would like. Nevertheless, they noted that they were happy in marriage, and with love they raised their baby.
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James was not shy about fooling around with his son, believing that the life of the child should be full of fun. At the same time, he learned to manage his time more rationally.
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