Lauren Graham did not ask Peter Krause about his “values”

Lauren Graham says her relationship with longtime partner Peter Krause fell apart due to fundamental differences.

The actress “Gilmore Girls” – who began dating Krause during their joint performance on “Parenthood” in 2010 – revealed that the couple may not have known each other as well as they thought after 11 years.

“I think some of the positives of having known each other a long time were there,” Graham said the People. “One of the negatives is that we almost got into a relationship in our 40s without asking any questions that people in our 40s should be asking.”

The 55-year-old continued: “We had such a good time together, maybe I didn’t ask basic questions about what your values ​​are and what do you imagine?” and those more adult things. And then they just caught up with us.

In fact, during 2017 interview with Dobre GospodarstwoThe actress, who was first introduced to Krause in the 1990s, revealed that when they started dating, most of their conversations focused on shared interests rather than individual beliefs.

“We couldn’t stop talking. Not about ourselves, but about the world, books and family, “said the producer, adding that their life was” simple. “

However, in June, the ex-couple announced that they “quietly ended their relationship last year,” and Graham says loneliness in her fifties has made her stronger.

“I knew I was immune because I have always been,” said the actress. “You bounce and you don’t complain. This is how I have always been raised. “

The two met in 1995 and began dating in 2010.

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The two met in 1995 and began dating in 2010.

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In the midst of her broken heart, Graham bent over his work and began writing his new memoirs: “Have I already told you this? Stories I don’t want to forget to remember”Which is available on November 15th.

“Somewhere this year there is a year that I just wasn’t going to let it go [the breakup] flatten me, she added. “I thought, ‘OK, look at all the good things I have and look at all the good times’ and ‘I’m going to write this book.’ Thank God I have these outlets and these stories to tell.

Although the first couple never married or had children, Graham helped Kraus, 57, raise his 20-year-old son Roman – which he says was one of the most difficult aspects of their long-standing friendship that led to the end of the romance.

“Every pain still has its moments. I was a co-creator in his child’s life, so we are connected. And yes, I’m in a better place, but it’s still just a shame. It’s just sad for me. “