Chris Evans Says Wife Alba Baptista Is 'Really Big Into First Impressions': 'I'm Not So Much'

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Chris Evans Says Wife Alba Baptista Is 'Really Big Into First Impressions': 'I'm Not So Much'

2024/03/05 Report

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Chris Evans recently opened up about the importance of first impressions to his wife, Alba Baptista. The 42-year-old actor discussed his relationship with Baptista, 26, in an interview with GQ published on Tuesday. This interview took place before the actors' strike in July and before the couple got married in Massachusetts earlier this month.

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Evans shared that when they first started dating, he told Baptista that he wanted to focus less on acting to prioritize other aspects of his life. However, despite his initial intention to work less, Evans ended up filming three movies in 2022.

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