Matthew McConaughey's piece of relationship advice that keeps his marriage to Camila Alves
During a recent interview with Fox News Digital, the 56-year-old actor spoke about his new film, "The Rivals Of Amziah King," which arrives in theaters on Aug. "And you got times when somebody else may be a little more insecure or a little more unstable…
During a recent interview with Fox News Digital, the 56-year-old actor spoke about his new film, "The Rivals Of Amziah King," which arrives in theaters on Aug. "And you got times when somebody else may be a little more insecure or a little more.
He explained that when in a relationship, it is important to "try not to get too much of a gap between those two" stages. But just keep me in arm's length over here.
What Happened
Over the course of their relationship, the couple has welcomed three kids together; sons Levi, 18, and Livingston, 13, and daughter Vida, 16. In his new film, also starring Kurt Russell and Cole Sprouse, the "Dallas Buyers Club" star plays Amziah King.
McConaughey and Camila Alves got married in June 2012, six years after they first met in a nightclub in West Hollywood in 2006.
The Texas-born movie star has been open about his faith over the years, and has even published a book called "Poems & Prayers" in 2025.
Bashian is an entertainment news writer at Fox News Digital.
Key Details
While the actor grew up in Texas rather than Southeast Oklahoma, he was able to relate to his character in the movie, as "it's got a lot of the same characters in it" as he saw growing up. McConaughey told Fox News.
When asked what he talked to the Pope about, he said, "That's between he and I."
And it's something we're going through now.
And they're even built on those in some way.
Why It Matters
The actor shares that "musicality" is important to him in all his roles, saying, "There is a rhythm for every character," and while he always has "a set of djembes in my trailer," he found that when singing and playing at the.
Yeah, as the man in the world that represents most cleanly the moral aperture and judgment.
McConaughey told Fox News Digital he felt "a little nicely anxious" about meeting the Pope.
What Reports Say
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