According to Lauren Graham, the main differences between her and her longtime lover Peter Krause led to the end of their relationship.
After knowing each other for 11 years, the Gilmore Girls actress and Krause’s Parenthood co-star admitted they might not know each other as well as they thought they did. However, the couple began dating in 2010 while they both worked at Parenthood.
Graham told People that he believes some of the benefits of knowing each other for such a long period of time were present in the relationship. And one of the downsides is that even though we were both in our 40s at the time, we practically went into the relationship without asking the questions that people in their 40s need to ask.
The person, who was 55, continued: We had such an amazing time together that I didn’t ask some essential things like: What are your values and what are your goals? And the things that are more suitable for adults. Then they caught up with us without further delay.
The actress, who met Krause and began their relationship in the ’90s, said in a 2017 interview with Good Housekeeping that the couple’s early conversations focused more on their common interests than disagreements either of them had.
We couldn’t silence each other. The producer assured the media that her life is straightforward, not about herself but about the world, books and family.
They announced their split in June last year, and Graham claims that being a single woman in her 50s has only strengthened her.
The actress shared her thoughts with the media organization, “I knew I was resilient because I just always have been.” You don’t whine and accept the consequences of your actions. That’s how I was always raised.
