Andy Lee and Rebecca Harding have insisted they are happy where their relationship is and are tired of answering questions about marriage and children.
On the cover of the latest issue of Stellar magazine, the lovebirds revealed why there’s no need to rush things.
Andy, 41, said that while perceived “milestones” like marriage are important to many people, “they’re not for everyone.”
Andy Lee and Rebecca Harding have insisted they are happy where their relationship is and are tired of answering questions about marriage and children. Both pictured
“Some people find these milestones [like marriage] super important in their life. But they’re not for everyone,” Andy insisted.
Rebecca, 30, added that they have already taken steps to show their commitment to each other and are currently taking things as they come.
“It’s really unfair and there’s also a different pressure to have kids. And unfortunately for women, we kind of have a clock that’s ticking…” she said.
“We love where we are, really. We bought a house. We have a dog and we have a few other projects as well.”
On the cover of the latest issue of Stellar magazine, the lovebirds revealed why there’s no need to rush things
Her in-depth interview with Stellar follows a joking banter on the same topic earlier this month.
When asked about a possible engagement on KIIS FM’s Kyle and Jackie O Show, Andy hilariously said, “I’m just waiting for Bec to do it.”
The radio and TV star joked that he gets “so upset” every time the couple walks away and doesn’t propose to Bec.
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“Some people find these milestones [like marriage] super important in their life. But they’re not for everyone,” Andy insisted
Host Jackie ‘O’ Henderson went on to ask if Bec would actually ask the question.
“She could do it,” Andy said, before adding that he wouldn’t like it if she was the one to ask him because “he’s a bit dated in that regard.”
He went on to say that Bec is also “pretty dated,” meaning she would wait for him to get on his knees and propose to her.
The couple have been together since 2014 but briefly split in 2016 before getting back together.
Rebecca, 31, who met Andy while she was a waitress in 2014, said being someone’s partner in public made her feel “unsafe and miserable”.
“I started my career doubting myself and my abilities. Did I get this job because I’m dating him? I would make friends and ask myself do they actually like me? I fought,” she told the Sydney Morning Herald.
Rebecca said they have already taken steps to show their commitment to each other and they are now taking things as they come
Andy, 40, who went public with Rebecca at the 2015 Australian Open, added: “It’s been a really sad, tough time – and confrontational because I had to accept that what I do for a living created the situation Has.”
After Bec felt “huge pressure” to date anyone in public, the couple called it quits for half a year in 2016.
However, they soon realized that they should be apart during their time.
“I thought my sadness would pass and I would get on with my life, but the feeling didn’t go. When I was still feeling the same way after six months, I knew I should see if she was interested,” Andy said.
Now the duo are in a better place than ever — even spending $8.5 million last November on a home they’re renovating in Hawthorn.
The couple have been together since 2014 but briefly split in 2016 before getting back together