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Andrew Upton' Wife Cate Blanchett's Married Life: Know all the Details about their Children

Shree Krishna Fri Aug, 2017

The twentieth anniversary is going to be on the floor in coming four months for one of the most successful couples in Hollywood. The Australian playwright/director Andrew Upton walked down the aisle in 1997 with his gorgeous wife Cate Blanchett, the winner of two time Academy Awards winner. And with their decade's long marriage they are a happily married couple living a happy life with their four children.

Literally Hollywood is a place which helps one to find their love. But love has no guarantee, we have read about many celebs who had an in-and-out relationship because the couple wasn't a good match for each other. So, was Cate and her loving husband a perfect couple for each other?

Want to find more about the successful married life of the couple? Have your answers in details here in FamousStardom.

The Love Life: Andrew Upton and his Gorgeous Wife Cate Blanchett 

The now husband and wife met each other for the first time on the sets of a TV show in 1996. The celebs get along with each other in a short duration and within a year of a relationship as boyfriend and girlfriend, the love birds tied the knot on December 29, 1997.

The Australian playwright/director Andrew Upton met his now wife the winner of two time Academy Awards winner Cate Blanchett in 1996 and tied the knot on December 29, 1997, after a year of relationship as boyfriend and girlfriend  Source: Closer Weekly

 The Australian playwright/director Andrew Upton met his now wife the winner of two time Academy Awards winner Cate Blanchett in 1996 and tied the knot on December 29, 1997, after a year of relationship as boyfriend and girlfriend

Source: Closer Weekly

The couple is totally smitten in love with each other, so, can it be said after looking at Anton and his wife Cate's chemistry, the two are a soul mate, a perfect match for each other? Let's hear it from the Elizabeth (1998) star herself,

In February 2007, the Australian actress describes her state of mind towards marriages. Cate told Marie Claire, fashion/beauty blogger,

I think marriage is all about timing. Getting married is insanity; I mean, it’s a risk – who knows if you’re going to be together forever? But you both say, ‘We’re going to take this chance, in the same spirit."

She further added that she doesn't buy on the issue of "soul mates". May be she doesn't believe in soulmates but it doesn't matter as the couple have gotten along with each other and is one successful couple now. And the Elizabeth star has her own way for a successful marriage and admits that she has an upper hand in among the couple.

Cate Blanchett's Way of Successful Married Life

The Oscar nominated Australian actress for her role in the Blue Jasmine keeps a tough inspection of her husband, Andrew and sees it the way as her successful marriage. 

The Oscar nominated Australian actress for her role in the Blue Jasmine Cate with her husband Blanchett

The Oscar nominated Australian actress for her role in the Blue Jasmine Cate with her husband Blanchett

Source: Daily Mail

Cate says that she runs her as a "well-oiled machine" by keeping a close eye on all of her husband's messages.

It is not an idea that would appeal to every husband: allowing your wife unfettered access to your email account. Yet, Cate Blanchett says she runs her household as a “well-oiled machine” by reading all messages addressed to her husband, Andrew Upton. Cate said,

We work together and it’s a way of synchronizing our lives. I can see what he’s up to – it’s not that I don’t trust him .

Trust is indeed necessary to keep a hold on a relationship. 

While she admits her control over her husband, Andrew, she also admits that he is a great man with decency and feels happy to have found him in life as a husband. In a recent interview with The Telegraph, the actress said,

I’m incredibly fortunate to have met the intelligent, generous, risk-taking, stimulating man to whom I am married. He’s really amazing,

Cate further added that,

I don’t think it’s more difficult for actors to have a good marriage than anyone. I think in the end a really important component of any relationship is honesty, and it also comes down to luck.

A long way marriage is a mixture of love, trust, faith, and a bit of a luck. And the couple stood up high on the list. In the decades' long marriage, the couple has been on good terms with each other. And the love birds are living up happily with their four children: three biological children and an adopted one.

Cate and Andrew Parents to Four Children: Three Biological Children and an Adopted One

Cate and her husband have been happily married for nearly two decades and are parents to Dashiell John (b. December 2001), Roman Robert (b. April 2004), and Ignatius Martin (b. April 2008).

Cate and her husband with three of their biological children Dashiell John (b. December 2001), Roman Robert (b. April 2004), and Ignatius Martin (b. April 2008)

Source: Daily Mail

The couple adopted their now daughter, Edith Vivian Patricia and the adoption was confirmed in March 2015.

Cate and her husband Andrew adopted their now daughter, Edith Vivian Patricia and the adoption was confirmed in March 2015

Cate and her husband Andrew adopted their now daughter, Edith Vivian Patricia and the adoption was confirmed in March 2015

Source: Daily Mail

Also, check out a video on Cates's family,

The Australian actress is not just a good wife but also a mother. Clate never stays away from their child for more than six days and has a habit of writing all of her experiences to her children. She said to The Telegraph,

Maybe I’m old-fashioned, but I have to write everything down.

Once the actress even stated that she wants to give up her professional for their children. But admits she feels compelled to do acting. She said

It’s a vocation, something I feel compelled to do. The work is not simple, but I do it.