Suki Waterhouse and Robert Pattinson welcomed their daughter – whose name we still do not know – in March 2024. Around the same time, we heard several big rumors that Rob and Suki had gotten married before the birth, or maybe soon after. Turns out, not so much. Rob managed to get through several promotional tours this year without saying much of anything about his life with Suki and their toddler, but Suki is revealing all in a new interview with the Times of London.

Life on a tour bus: “I’ve been doing a lot of frantic signing up for [primary] schools from the tour bus,” she says. “Just everywhere.”

Her diet: “I try, but no. I’m a bit of a survivalist.” After the show last night, Waterhouse had a “big” Thai takeaway in bed, followed by a 6am wake-up by her daughter, whose name she and Pattinson, 40, have not made public. “Now she’s a roaming toddler she’s a bit less portable,” she says. “But yeah, motherhood is, um,” she pauses, then says, deadpan, “physical.”

Everything is about her kid’s structure: “I’m such a millennial in my mumness. I’m quite structured, I’m quite Instagram mum. I’m like,” — she puts on a mock-alarmed voice — “‘The schedule!’ And by the way, I love the schedule. It means that she’s happy. And it means that the craziness and the chaos of being on tour works, because I stick to it.” Still, any time apart from her daughter is hard. “Your body is basically on fire to be close to your baby and that doesn’t really go away.”

Life with Rob: “Our life since having our daughter, which is strange and backwards, hasn’t been anywhere. We’ve been in rentals and moving every couple of months and we just haven’t been home,” she says; they’ve been staying in London, New York, Los Angeles, New Orleans, among other places. “It’s been wherever we can base ourselves and wherever we can stay together as a family.”

Making it work with Rob: “It’s quite hard to make something work where you’re both doing these kinds of jobs, when you don’t live in one place and you’re travelling a lot. It is almost a decade [of their relationship] and that is a beautiful thing. It’s a thing that I go, I can’t believe that I have this in my life and I can’t believe that I’m so happy. And maybe I was surprised because before I had only ever gone out with someone for two years and if it was two years it would have been a disaster at the end.” Their wedding plans are on hold at least until this year is over. “It would either be all or nothing,” she says. “If we were going to go for it we’d have a massive party, blow it out.”

She feels good with the balancing act: “I’m two and a half years into motherhood now and I feel very confident that we’re great parents and juggling a slightly abnormal life, but I feel good about how we’re doing it and we are both just so connected to her. She’s such a wonderful, happy girl.”

[From The Times]

Whenever I read Rob’s interviews, I always think “oh, so I guess Suki is the stable, sane, sedate partner.” But no, she isn’t. She’s a ball of chaos, although she’s somehow able to keep up some semblance of structure for the kid, helped along by the presence of her mom. So now I have to wonder what Rob and Suki are actually like at home? Is it just shambles from start to finish? Are they able to get anything done? But yeah, they’ve lasted a lot longer than many of us predicted. King and queen of matching each other’s insane energy.

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