Aaron Taylor-Johnson, known for his roles in various films including “Bullet Train,” addressed public criticism regarding his marriage to Sam Taylor-Johnson, who is 24 years his senior, and their decision to start a family at a young age.
In an interview with Rolling Stone UK, Aaron reflected on his life’s journey, emphasizing that he began his professional career at the age of six. He challenged the notion of timing in life, questioning why there should be a standard pace for everyone. Aaron pointed out that while others might scrutinize his choices, he was pursuing his dreams and passions from a young age.
The couple’s relationship began when they met on the set of “Nowhere Boy” in 2009, with Sam directing and Aaron starring in the film. Despite the age gap, they formed a strong bond and eventually married. They are parents to two daughters, Wylda and Romy Hero, and are also part of a blended family, including Sam’s daughters from her previous marriage.
Aaron acknowledged the challenges of facing criticism regarding their relationship but emphasized his admiration for Sam’s talents as a filmmaker and storyteller. He expressed a sense of protectiveness towards their relationship and family, acknowledging his responsibility in making their partnership work.
While Aaron recognizes the public’s interest in his career, he prioritizes his family and personal life, describing the balance between work commitments and everyday responsibilities. He remains committed to maintaining privacy about certain aspects of his life, including his relationship with Sam and their family.
The couple’s enduring love and mutual respect serve as a testament to their commitment to each other despite external scrutiny. Aaron’s candid response sheds light on the complexities of navigating fame, relationships, and personal fulfillment in the public eye.
