The 'Bridge' alumna reveals she recently took a big step in her relationship with longtime boyfriend Jackson, months after it was reported that she got cozy with her 'Sky' co-star Norman Reedus.
- Mar 11, 2016
AceShowbiz - Diane Kruger and Joshua Jackson are definitely still together despite recently hit with cheating rumors. The Germany-born actress reveals in a new interview with NET-A-PORTER.com's The Edit, that she just moved into New York with her longtime boyfriend.
"I just moved this week. I need to unpack and buy some house stuff, like candles and books," she shared. "[Moving here] was a major commitment. That's a big step into adulthood for me, to allow that time for someone else out of my time."
When asked about marriage, Kruger responded, "Welcome to my dilemma!" While she's still unsure if they will get married someday or not, the 39-year-old wants to have kids. "I feel very European and I think that I'm going to grow old in Paris. I have this fantasy of raising my kids there one day," she opened up.
Back in 2014, Jackson explained why marriage's not that important for them. "I can tell you why we're not married: We're not religious," he told Glamour. "I don't feel any more or less committed to Diane for not having stood in front of a priest and had a giant party."
"We're both children of divorce, so it's hard for me to take marriage at face value as the thing that shows you've grown up and are committed to another person," explained "The Affair" actor, adding, "It may change at some point. We may get married."
Kruger, who was married to Guillaume Canet from 2001-2006, was recently reported cheating on Jackson with her "Sky" co-star Norman Reedus. A source told NY Daily News in December that the actress was spotted getting cozy with "The Walking Dead" actor in East Village dive bar 12th Street Alehouse.
"They were laughing and having fun and then she just literally got out of her chair and straddled him and we were all like, 'what the hell,' " the onlooker claimed. "They were all over each other. She was a lot more aggressive than him."
