Eddie Redmayne has given up carrying a marriage ring.
Eddie Redmayne misplaced his authentic wedding ceremony ring months after marrying Hannah Bagshawe
‘The Idea of All the pieces’ star has been married to Hannah Bagshawe since 2014 however he now not wears a band on his left hand after dropping the unique whereas taking pictures his 2015 movie ‘The Danish Woman’ after which misplacing the second ring he purchased to interchange it.
Chatting with the Guardian, Eddie joked: “Noticed with out his ring!” earlier than including: “I’m extremely fortunately married so I’m afraid there’s no scoop there.”
The 41-year-old actor beforehand opened up in regards to the lack of his authentic wedding ceremony ring onset simply months after strolling down the aisle – insisting he tried to deal with it by pinning it to his costume each day however he nonetheless managed to lose it.
He informed E! Information: “Whenever you’re filming it’s important to take off this stuff and I really misplaced my wedding ceremony ring. So this can be a new wedding ceremony ring that’s being worn. I used to be pinning it to my costume each day and at some point it disappeared … “
He went on to confess he had bother telling his spouse Hannah what had occurred, saying: “I type of skirted round it [the issue of the lost ring]. However anyhow, I like the brand new one.”
The brand new one additionally disappeared so Eddie has now resolved to stay ring-free. The couple married in a ceremony at a manor home close to Tub, England in 2015 and went on to turn into mother and father to 2 kids.
Eddie beforehand opened up about how Hannah manages to maintain him grounded whereas he is working within the whirlwind of Hollywood.
He informed Individuals.com: “I feel saint is perhaps the phrase. She is an absolute saint. And it’s a trip for each of us. It’s fantastic doing it with somebody you like since you even have a second eye on all of it.”
“This entire trade is essentially the most joyous, absurd circus. It’s nice to have somebody once you get too immersed in it or consuming the Kool-Support to say, ‘Wait a second?'”
