Vanessa Paradis jokes about Johnny Depp rumours

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Vanessa Paradis jokes about Johnny Depp rumours

January 25, 2012 01:39 PM

PARIS: French singer and actress Vanessa Paradis on Tuesday joked about, but did not deny, rumours that her relationship with US actor Johnny Depp was on the rocks.

"As soon as I eat three peas, I'm pregnant... As soon as I visit a town, I'm buying a house... I separate in the winter, in the summer I get married," Paradis told Europe 1 radio.

"I've been getting married every year for 15 years! If on top of everything else I have to respond to every rumour..." said the star of Jean-Claude Vallee's new film "Cafe de Flore".

The pair have been together for 14 years, and have two children, aged nine and 12. They divide their time between France and the US, where the media have been speculating in recent weeks that their relationship was over.

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