Certainly! Here are some additional high-profile examples of women discussing how their relationships were affected by their partner’s rise to fame:
1. **Jennifer Aniston and Brad Pitt**
While their breakup in 2005 was widely covered, many speculated that Pitt’s increasing fame and his work on major Hollywood projects contributed to their split, as Jennifer often expressed feeling overshadowed or sidelined during his rise in the early 2000s.
2. **Julia Roberts and Danny Moder**
Julia Roberts has spoken about how her high-profile marriage to cameraman Danny Moder faced intense scrutiny when her career soared in the 1990s. She reflected that the attention and media coverage put strain on their relationship, especially amid rumors and paparazzi pressure.
3. **Kristen Bell and Dax Shepard**
Although they have a strong relationship, Kristen Bell has openly discussed how Dax Shepard’s emergence as a Hollywood actor and his struggles with sobriety sometimes created tension, due in part to the inevitable public exposure and pressure.
4. **Megan Fox and Brian Austin Green**
Megan Fox has noted that her career took a massive leap after her initial success, which created jealousy and distance in her relationship with Brian Austin Green. She publicly acknowledged that fame impacted their marriage and personal lives.
5. **Courteney Cox and David Arquette**
During the peak of “Scream” fame, Cox revealed that their relationship was strained partly because of her skyrocketing career and the pressures of Hollywood life, which sometimes made balancing personal and professional life difficult.
6. **Chace Crawford and Carrie Underwood**
Carrie Underwood has spoken about how her transitioning from a country star to an international pop icon put pressure on her relationship with Chace Crawford, who was still establishing his career at the time.
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