Pedro Pascal‘s dating life and personal affairs are not much known because he prefers to keep them that way. During his July/August cover story interview with Vanity Fair, the actor explained his reason for keeping his lips sealed regarding his private life despite being an “unprivate” person. Pascal’s relatable justification is perhaps something most high-profile celebrities follow to avoid coming under public or media scrutiny.
Pedro Pascal reveals he’s ‘unprivate in his private life’
While Pedro Pascal didn’t dish anything about his dating life, he explained why he chooses to keep his personal affairs under wraps. He told Vanity Fair for his July/August cover star story that he believes “personal relationships are such a complex thing to navigate.” Therefore, he prefers the process of maneuvering through them without a massive lens constantly scrutinizing every move of his life.
At first, the star expressed shock about the media identifying him as a “highly private person.” He then confirmed that it’s “the opposite of me,” claiming that he is, in reality, a “very unprivate in my private life.” However, Pascal shared his beliefs that “personal relationships are such a complex thing to navigate even without having this enormous lens on them.” This further explained why he has never had a public romance.
Nevertheless, Pedro Pascal did share his thoughts on having kids one day, although he hasn’t been entirely up for the idea. But there’s always an exception. “I’ve had dreams of taking my kids to the movies the way my parents took me,” he disclosed. The 50-year-old immediately clarified that he wishes for a “shortcut to an interesting human being who is my child” so they could go to the movies to watch something they both want to see.
Pascal’s rare comments came after rumors previously hinted at a romance between him and Jennifer Aniston. The duo was seen together on an outing, which then sparked speculation. However, he made it clear in March that they’re “friends,” and only “went to dinner with mutual friends,” squashing all links and buzz.
Originally reported by Nikita Mahato on Reality Tea.
