Eva Mendes has refuted claims about relocating her family to England. The actress addressed false reports on Monday stating that she and partner Ryan Gosling had permanently moved their household from the United States to London with their daughters Esmeralda, 11, and Amada, 9.
Mendes, 51, shared a screenshot on Instagram Stories to correct the misinformation. While acknowledging her enjoyment of time spent in London, she expressed eagerness to return home and celebrate the Dodgers World Series victory. The family remains temporarily in England while Gosling, 44, films Star Wars: Starfighter. October speculation suggested the couple had purchased property in North London and enrolled their children in local schools.
Last year, Mendes discussed her relationship with performing, telling a publication that she never developed a passion for the craft. She acknowledged having memorable moments when collaborating with talented individuals but admitted receiving numerous poor role offers throughout her career. Early in her acting journey, she frequently heard that casting directors considered her appearance unsuitable for various parts, a pattern she described as constant feedback during that period.
Mendes, 51, shared a screenshot on Instagram Stories to correct the misinformation. While acknowledging her enjoyment of time spent in London, she expressed eagerness to return home and celebrate the Dodgers World Series victory. The family remains temporarily in England while Gosling, 44, films Star Wars: Starfighter. October speculation suggested the couple had purchased property in North London and enrolled their children in local schools.
Last year, Mendes discussed her relationship with performing, telling a publication that she never developed a passion for the craft. She acknowledged having memorable moments when collaborating with talented individuals but admitted receiving numerous poor role offers throughout her career. Early in her acting journey, she frequently heard that casting directors considered her appearance unsuitable for various parts, a pattern she described as constant feedback during that period.
