Robin Wright Recalls Living A 'Jealous And Suspicious' Life In Her Early Relationships

Robin Wright has made a complete 180 from who she was in her 20s, relationship-wise!

The talented actress is gearing up to climb the sixth ladder while carrying on some crucial life lessons and dropping gems for those coming behind her when it comes to building a meaningful relationship.

Robin Wright has had quite the experience when it comes to romantic relationships, with three divorces under her name and two failed engagements to Ben Foster.

The actress admitted during an interview that she has grown significantly since her three previous marriages. According to her, she often worried about the possibility of her partners stepping out on her back then, a phase she has left dead and buried in the past.

"I can't imagine feeling again what I felt then, which was jealous, suspicious. You grow out of it like you grow out of a pair of pants," the Hollywood figure noted. However, this has not changed her perspective on love as an emotion, as an action, describing herself as a romantic to the core.

"You can go through tumultuous, distressing relationships, but we rebound, don't we? Our hearts rebound with a belief that it's still there and it can be achieved, and how wonderful when it comes again," Wright declared to AARP.

She has since found love with architect Henry Smith and has moved to the United Kingdom to set up a home together. The actress stressed her admiration for Smith, but emphasized that after three trips down the aisle, saying "I Do" for the fourth time is off the cards for her.

On how they met, Wright revealed that it was one year ago in a pub, after which they became friends over their shared experience with COVID-19.

Now that she is turning 60, Wright stated that she is sure of what she wants, and that is to grow old with somebody and take trips around the world. "That's exactly what I wanted. I'm turning 60 and I'm, like, 'Is this it?' I love being alone, and I've done that many times," the actress emphasized.

She encouraged people, younger and older than her, never to be afraid of making necessary mistakes or even flunking. She noted that human error remains a constant phenomenon in the history of living and having more than one chance to go again is the beauty of life.

Wright's entry into the Hollywood dating circle began in the late 1980s when she briefly dated Charlie Sheen. She then moved on from the short-lived relationship to marry Dane Witherspoon, who starred alongside her in "Santa Barbara."

Ranker stated that they were married from 1986 to 1988, and after that marriage, her fame skyrocketed in Hollywood, as well as her romantic resume. After a brief romance with Jason Patric, she tied the knot with Sean Penn in 1996 after they met on the set of "State of Grace."

The couple eventually divorced in 2010, after a brief separation in 2007 and two children together. By 2011, Wright and Ben Foster began dating and instantly became Hollywood's power couple.

Unfortunately, they broke off their engagement in 2015 after four years together. Foster went on to marry Laura Prepon from "Orange is the New Black," while Wright privately married Clement Giraudet in 2017.

Unfortunately, things began to look bleak between the couple five years into the marriage, prompting the actress to file for divorce, citing irreconcilable differences.

In their divorce settlement, Giraudet kept his two properties in France, his 2015 Range Rover Sport, and a Land Rover Defender. The Blast shared that the couple also agreed to settle their own attorney fees separately.

They also get to keep their individual clothing, jewelry, and miscellaneous personal effects, including some specific assets Wright listed as priceless to her. Wright also kept her Santa Monica home, another leased property in New York, and a 2017 BMW.

The 59-year-old retained all her earnings from her career as an actor, entertainer, and producer over the years, including both monetary and non-monetary benefits.

The value of her name, voice, signature, photograph, and likeness, existing in the media that have existed before, at the time, and in the future, also remained hers.

She also walked away with all her awards, including her precious "Golden Globe Award" for her role in "House of Cards," along with any trademark in her name.

The actress was also awarded all payments, including residuals, royalties, earnings, income, fees, profit participation, distributions, and remuneration received from all of her creative works.

Robin Wright is definitely on her way to having a fantastic experience as a 60-year-old!