Chris Pratt and Anna Faris Reportedly Split Over Disagreements About Having More Children
CelebritiesDirt BagIn news that will sound familiar to anyone whose met married, fertile straight people, TMZ reports Tuesday that Chris Pratt and Anna Faris split over disagreements about children. Anna wanted more kids, Chris didn’t, and now their marriage is over.
Writes TMZ:
Our sources say he doesn’t want more kids … at least not in the foreseeable future, because he can’t juggle a growing family with his career. And he can’t be corralled in one place — even L.A. — because that’s not the way the movie industry works.
There’s something about the condescending tone of this source (“that’s not the way the movie industry works”) that makes me think it’s a spokesperson for Pratt, but what do I know.
TMZ reports there were “other reasons” for the split, but wouldn’t get into it. They were also told the divorce will be “as amicable as it gets,” which sounds like the title of a movie I wouldn’t watch.
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