John Krasinski & Emily Blunt Shut Down Divorce Rumors for Good With Wedding Anniversary Celebration Details
John Krasinski is spilling the tea about his marriage to Emily Blunt which should shut down the divorce rumors for good.
The 45-year-old actor chatted with Access Hollywood on May 19 at the premiere of his Apple TV+ film, Fountain of Youth, in New York City. He dropped a major clue about how he was feeling on the heels of his 15th anniversary with his bride on July 10.
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'It's a biggie,' he revealed while noting that he's planning 'all sorts of fun stuff. 'It's going to be great'. Krasinski was asked if his anniversary was going to be as star-studded as his 2010 ceremony with George Clooney and Meryl Streep in attendance — and that would be a hard no.
'We'll do something much more private; it's just going to be me and her,' he added.
Krasinski and Blunt were married at Clooney's spectacular Lake Como, Italy estate. He told Elle in 2016 how the A-list actor offered up the Italian villa as their wedding location.
'Only on the fourth ask did I say yes. Because the first three times I thought, There's no way he is serious,' he admitted. 'But I started to see his feelings get hurt. I actually hurt George Clooney's feelings.'
Even after a blissful wedding day and the birth of their two daughters, Hazel, 11, and Violet, 8, rumors about their marriage began at the 2024 Golden Globes with a lip-reading incident. In December of that same year, their lifestyle differences were reportedly causing tension between Blunt and Krasinski, according to Life & Style.
'John learned the wrong lessons from the movies that totally changed his life – the first two A Quiet Place films that he made with Emily, and which became shockingly profitable worldwide hits,' an insider claimed to the media outlet about his workaholic tendencies.
'John was able to keep the budgets on those movies low by personally pitching in everywhere – as an actor, a writer, a producer, you name it – and of course controlling every single decision that got made on those movies, even if doing so meant a lot of sleepless nights,' the source added. 'In both cases, he was rewarded with huge financial and critical success, and he isn't backing down one bit from that approach.'
Neither Krasinski nor Blunt have addressed the rumors publicly, but it sounds like their marriage is holding strong 15 years later. Nothing to see here!Best of SheKnows
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