US EditionActress Moving From U.S. to U.K., Says in America ‘Everything’s Rush, Competition and Speed’
Robin Wright and Henry Smith relocated to the UK seeking a slower, quieter life; Wright describes it as liberating and enjoys the peaceful countryside away from the US's fast pace.
- On Saturday, August 30 Robin Wright, 59, told The Times she and Henry Smith, 52, are renting a home on the English seaside.
- Wright said England's slower pace attracted her as it offers more peace and ‘freedom of self’, contrasting with Los Angeles’ noise and competitive culture.
- She met British-born Australian architect Henry Smith years ago in a pub, and they have been together since 2024; Wright said she will not remarry after three previous marriages, calling it unnecessary.
- Wright plans to step back from work and relocate to the seaside, noting she will continue projects like The Girlfriend, which premieres Sept. 10, and feels settled and loved by Smith.
- Wright's move joins a wave of U.S. stars relocating to the U.K., including Ellen DeGeneres and Rosie O'Donnell earlier this year, while Mark Hamill considered leaving but stayed.
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‘House of Cards’ star Robin Wright leaves U.S. for England
“House of Cards” star Robin Wright has left the U.S. for England. “America is a s–show,” the 59-year-old Golden Globe winner told London newspaper The Times. Wright, who played ruthless first lady Claire Underwood in HBO’s “House of Cards,” was reluctant to talk politics in the interview published over the weekend, but said she loved the “freedom” of living in England. “I love being in this ...
Golden Globe Winner Robin Wright Flees U.S. With a Brutal Message: 'America is a S--tshow'
Robin Wright is done with America. And she’s not being subtle about it. In a blunt new interview with The Times, the House of Cards and Forrest Gump star didn’t mince words: “America is a s–tshow.” The 59-year-old Golden Globe winner has quietly packed up and left the U.S., swapping life in Los Angeles for a quieter, slower pace in the English countryside. She’s now based mostly in the Chilterns—a region of rolling hills northwest of London that…
Robin Wright opens up about leaving the U.S. for England: 'America is a s---show'
"People are so kind," she said of the U.K. "They’re living. They’re not in the car in traffic, panicked on a phone call, eating a sandwich."Jamie McCarthy/Getty Robin Wright attends the 'Damsel' photo call at The Plaza Hotel in 2024Robin Wright has joined the growing list of celebrities who have left America and aren't looking back.The House of Cards actress, 59, opened up about her big move in a recent interview with the U.K.'s Sunday Times, sh…
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