Leonardo DiCaprio's girlfriend talks about the age difference between them: "I hope it stops being a debate"
Camila Morrone, a 22-year-old model and actress, addresses her relationship with the actor known, among other things, for dating very young girls.
The Internet gives us unrepeatable moments like the day a Reddit user decided to create a graph calculating the average age of all the girlfriends Leonardo DiCaprio had had from 1999 to 2019. A surprisingly low average (22.9) and that It did not evolve with the passage of time (and the years of the actor, who is now 45 years old).
The study looked at eight relationships: the first, with Brazilian supermodel Gisele Bündchen, when she was 18 and he was 24. It was the only time the actor had a partner with such little age difference. Since then, there have been other models, like Bar Rafaeli or Erin Heatherton, or the actress Blake Lively, with whom he dated when she was 23 years old. And he concluded that none of the young women he had fallen in love with were older than 25: Rafaeli, Kelly Rohrbach and Nina Agdal were the ones who came closest but did not turn 26 next to him.
Currently, DiCaprio maintains a relationship with the Argentine model and actress Camila Morrone, who is 22 years old. And by the way, she is Al Pacino's stepdaughter. Since then, there has been talk about the age difference between the two, but neither had publicly addressed this issue. At least not directly: last July, the young woman posted on her Instagram account some photos of Lauren Bacall and Humphrey Bogart, who also took more than 20 years. And she wrote: “A love like that”. The actors were married for 12 years, until he passed away.
And when Morrone was criticized for this alleged comparison between this relationship and hers, she took a video and said. “I just read some of my comments on my Instagram and…OMG people are so mean and have so much hate towards people they know nothing about. I guess the only thing I hope for this Friday is that people learn to live with a little less hate and that they make their time and their interests something interesting, because living without hate feels very good.
Now, the actress has just released her movie Mickey and the Bear, and her good reviews have given her the strength to directly address the criticism. "There are many relationships in Hollywood - and in the history of the world - where there are very large age differences," she told the Los Angeles Times. "I think everyone should date whoever they want," she added before making a concession. “Probably, I would also find it curious. I understand that they do it, but I hope it stops being a debate, ”he settled.
