'You have to protect your marriage'- The unveiled secrets behind Daniel Craig and Rachel Weisz's decade-long love story

Since his on-screen portrayals as the iconic James Bond, you'd think Daniel Craig would be the ultimate Casanova. However, in real life, the actor found his perfect match in the talented and equally private Rachel Weisz. The pair have successfully navigated the labyrinth of fame, while maintaining a near-hermetically sealed personal life.

The two British actors, each having their share of past romances and career endeavors, knew each other from university days. Their initial friendship set the stage, but it wasn't until they co-starred in the 2011 psychological thriller, "Dream House," that the sparks really flew. According to co-star Rachel Fox, "They did a good job of keeping it secret!"

Weisz once openly admitted to not wanting to get married, but Daniel Craig had other plans. A whirlwind romance led to an intimate New York wedding in 2011, attended by just four people. Weisz later gushed, "I never thought I would get married. Then it just happened, happily, at a more mature moment."

Prior to their nuptials, both had serious relationships. Weisz was engaged to film director Darren Aronofsky, and Craig dated German actress Heike Makatsch. The pair expanded their family in 2018, welcoming a daughter, further deepening their bond. "We’re going to have a little human," Rachel revealed before giving birth, adding that their daughter would be their last child together.

Both actors have consistently avoided public discussions about their relationship, only sharing snippets during interviews. "We’re just really crap at talking about our private lives," Weisz once confessed. They may not be as exotic as their on-screen personas, but one thing is clear: they are genuinely and deeply in love with each other.

This Hollywood couple may continue to fiercely guard their privacy, but their genuine affection is undeniable. After a decade, the enigmatic relationship between Daniel Craig and Rachel Weisz remains a rare gem in a town often characterized by fleeting romances and publicity stunts.

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