Matthew McConaughey and Camila Alves are one of Hollywood’s most good-looking couples. Although the “Dallas Buyers Club” is the more famous of the two, Alves still knows how to rock a simple look as she walks the streets, as well as whenever she is spotted during special red carpet events with her husband.
However, just like any couple in show business, they have always been followed by Matthew McConaughey Camila Alves divorce rumors that just would not leave them alone. In late 2014 and earlier this year, the rumor mill was buzzing with reports that they were going through a divorce. As Classicalite has reported, Alves has had enough of her husband’s workload as the actor took various projects left and right.
Although McConaughey has gotten a lot of praises for his recent slate of Oscar-winning blockbusters, Alves was reportedly not pleased that she was oftentimes left alone to attend to the needs of their three children. Daily Mail has pointed out that they have been dating each other since 2006, but had only gotten married in 2012.
Despite how rampant these Matthew McConaughey Camila Alves divorce rumors have become, the couple had reportedly stayed strong in their relationship.
Apart from being a mother to 7-year-old Levi, 4-year-old Vida, and 2-year-old Livingston, Alves is actually also a very successful designer. She has sold a lot of her handcrafted leather handbags for her own designer label, Muxo.
Before being married to McConaughey, however, it is noted that the Brazilian beauty first arrived in Los Angeles at the young age of 15. Her first job on American soil was to clean houses, until she was discovered by a talent scout and soon became a famous model, according to Standard.
“I was cleaning houses, working in restaurants – all that kind of stuff,” she told the publication. “We used to live in an Airstream trailer when we first met. We lived in one for quite some time, actually.”
Eventually, she caught the eye of the Texan actor, whom she somewhat tamed as he had been quite famous for his relatively wild past.
