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Fifth Element star Milla Jovovich has admitted that juggling her film career and her relationship with director Paul Anderson is difficult.
The actress is quoted by Female First as saying, "I'm not engaged. Paul and I are very, very close but we've both been working so much in the last year that we haven't been able to see much of each other.
"We've kind of come to the agreement that probably marriage is not in the near future for us. It might be something to look forward to in the next few years.
"But between him doing Alien vs. Predator and me doing Resident Evil: Apocalypyse, I went to China for seven months to do yet another film. Then Paul was editing and I haven't seen the guy in almost eight months.
"It's hard. We definitely love each other but it's difficult. Not everybody can be like Brad and Jennifer."
The actress is quoted by Female First as saying, "I'm not engaged. Paul and I are very, very close but we've both been working so much in the last year that we haven't been able to see much of each other.
"We've kind of come to the agreement that probably marriage is not in the near future for us. It might be something to look forward to in the next few years.
"But between him doing Alien vs. Predator and me doing Resident Evil: Apocalypyse, I went to China for seven months to do yet another film. Then Paul was editing and I haven't seen the guy in almost eight months.
"It's hard. We definitely love each other but it's difficult. Not everybody can be like Brad and Jennifer."
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