Suki Waterhouse has dismissed rumours that she secretly married Robert Pattinson, explaining that busy work schedules have delayed any wedding plans.
Speaking to The Sunday Times, the 34-year-old British model and actress addressed speculation surrounding their relationship status and confirmed that she and Pattinson are not officially married. She noted that their persistent career commitments remain the primary reason why they have delayed organising a formal ceremony.
Waterhouse explained that any eventual wedding would be an all-or-nothing affair. She said that if the couple finally decided to take the step, they would throw a huge party and celebrate to the fullest extent. However, she explained that they have not yet set a specific date for the event.
The couple have been together for eight years and expanded their family two years ago with the birth of their daughter.
Waterhouse reflected on their long romance, remarking that approaching a full decade together was wonderful. She added that she found it hard to believe she had such a relationship in her life and expressed disbelief at how remarkably happy she felt.
Career commitments and family life
Pattinson first achieved global stardom as vampire Edward Cullen in the Twilight film series before going on to play Bruce Wayne in the superhero film The Batman. Waterhouse has established a versatile career as a fashion model, singer, and actress, appearing on international magazine covers, releasing studio albums, and acting in popular television dramas.
Despite their international celebrity, the pair have kept their personal life largely private throughout their eight years as a couple. They have rarely shared details of their domestic world in public, though Pattinson previously spoke for the first time about his experience raising their young daughter.
For now, the couple continue to balance parenthood with their ongoing creative projects. Waterhouse confirmed that their wedding plans will remain on pause until their work commitments allow enough time to organise the celebration.
