“I don’t know if a marriage could be more difficult when both people are doing exactly the same thing, when they are, in the eyes of the world, important people – celebrities, superstars, whatever whatever you want to say,” Bruce told the journalist David Sheff because dissipated in 1996. “We both do the same thing, we both travel all the time. We both average 300 hours a year on planes. On the other hand, when I come home from work after a day’s work. work, how many people really understand what I’ve been through? She’s one of the few.”
While you could try to puncture their relationship anywhere along the way amid all the fame and inevitable tabloid scrutiny, Demi shared in her book that Their marriage really hit a big bump early on. When Bruce Lee was about to go to Europe to film Hudson’s Falcon in August 1990, she recalls, he told her, “I didn’t know if I wanted to get married.”
So “things were in a very precarious state” when he left, Demi wrote, and her first visit to see him was “tense” and “strange”.
But shortly after he finished that movie, she became pregnant with Scout, Demi continued, “and we never seem to have that conversation about his inconsistencies.”
Time for her to do GI JaneHowever, she writes, “we were emotionally disconnected from each other. Our lives revolved around the logistics around the kids.” And while Demi knows her husband takes pride in her success, she added, “I didn’t know that he always felt comfortable with the attention that came with it.”
