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Anya Taylor-Joy says relationship with husband enables her to ‘take more risks’
The actress says her husband has given her a sense of security as she produces her first series and returns for Dune Part III.
- In an interview with Elle published Tuesday, Anya Taylor-Joy said her marriage to musician Malcolm McRae provides security that empowers her to "take more risks" in her career.
- Secretly eloping in New Orleans on April 1, 2022, Taylor-Joy and McRae later celebrated their union with a larger ceremony in Venice, Italy, in September 2023.
- Anya Taylor-Joy, who shot to fame in the Netflix series The Queen, is now producing and starring in the Apple series Lucky and reprising her role as Alia Atreides in Denis Villeneuve's Dune Part III.
- Describing McRae as her "best friend," Taylor-Joy told Elle that having a supportive partner encourages her to embrace challenges, and she laughs "90% of the time" because of their healthy relationship.
- The full interview appears in the September issue of Elle, featuring photography by Yulia Gorbachenko, with copies on sale starting August 6.
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Anya Taylor-Joy Feels 'Emboldened To Take More Risks' In Secure Marriage
Starbuck/ AFF-USA.COM / MEGA Anya Taylor-Joy can take on the world with her husband, Malcolm McRae, by her side! The actress raved about how much has changed since she got married to her singer partner, noting that she has found the riskier side of life much easier to navigate. Anya Taylor-Joy and Malcolm McRae got married in an elaborate ceremony in Venice nearly three years ago after they earlier sealed the deal in an intimate ceremony in Apri…
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The actress, who is usually very discreet about her relationship, gave some clues as to how she changed her life from the day she passed through the altar.
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- 45% of the sources lean Right
45% Right
L 33%
C 22%
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