Another well-known couple has called it quits in their relationship. According to reports, Scarlett Johansson, who is 32 years old, and Romain Dauriac have decided to go their separate ways after being married for only two years. A source revealed to People magazine that they have actually been separated since the summer.
The famous actor from Captain America: Civil War, who was formerly known for her marriage to Ryan Reynolds, was initially associated with Romain in October 2012.
Scarlett Johansson and Romain Dauriac, the couple who once captured our attention with their love story, are now making headlines for a completely different reason. In a surprising turn of events, the duo has decided to part ways. The news has left fans and followers of the glamorous actress in shock, as the couple seemed to be going strong in their relationship.
US actress Scarlett Johansson was engaged to French journalist Romain Dauriac in 2013, and they tied the knot in a secret ceremony the following year. They also welcomed a daughter, Rose Dorothy. However, there have been rumors of a possible split as Scarlett was seen without her wedding ring during the women’s march in Washington last weekend. Scarlett and Romain made their last public appearance together in October 2016, when they launched their popcorn shop, Yummy Pop, in Paris, France. The actress, who was named the highest-grossing film star of 2016, with her movies earning £980 million globally, expressed her excitement about starting the gourmet brand with her family.
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The video is about the participation of Scarlett Johansson, along with several other celebrities, in the Woman’s March event.
Scarlett Johansson graciously stepped up to the stage on Saturday, joining the Women’s March in Washington with a vibrant energy.
Scarlett Johansson and Romain Dauriac are savoring the joys of being parents, as they embrace the wonders of raising their two-year-old daughter. In a recent interview, the actress revealed a delightful aspect of their relationship – their mutual love for singing.
Johansson expressed, in her easygoing manner, how she finds herself singing throughout the day, much to her daughter’s amusement or occasional discontent. Sometimes, the little one will assert her musical preferences by exclaiming, “No, no, no! Not that one.” Johansson humorously compares herself to a jukebox, ready to skip to the next song upon her daughter’s request. Remarkably, the young child demonstrates a sharp ear and often joins her mother in singing along.
This heartwarming bond between mother and daughter encapsulates the joyous moments cherished in parenthood.
