Sarah Silverman Michael Sheen wedding might not be pushed through. In fact, according to multiple online reports, Sarah Silverman is not interested in becoming Mrs. Michael Sheen, contrary to public belief.
Star magazine has recently reported that the star of "Masters of Sex" has been leaving "pictures of engagement rings all over the place" so that Michael Sheen would finally get the "hint" and propose to her. The Star report was entitled "Sarah Wants A Ring." However, Sarah Silverman posted on her official Twitter account on Sunday that these were all rumors.
Sarah Silverman posted on her Twitter, "Just read that I wanna get married, which is hilarious because I will never get married. Why would I want the Gov't involved in my love life? Eww. It's barbaric. That sh*t never bothers me because who cares, but I feel like this is one is bigoted. The Jew girl MUST want a RING! Yich."
The other person involved in the issue, Michael Sheen, has yet to comment on the issue.
Sarah Silverman and Michael Sheen actually started dating after they met at the latter's 45th birthday party, which was held in West Hollywood. Additionally, this is also not the first time that the beautiful actress has sworn off marriage.
In fact, only in April of 2010, Sarah Silverman was interviewed by Playboy and asked her if a time would come that she will finally say "Yes" to tying the knot. However, the Emmy-winning comedienne responded, "It's just not for me. I'm a vegetarian, but I don't have a problem if you want a hamburger. Marriage, to me, is like eating meat. I think it's gross and f*cking crazy. It's this super-barbaric, old-timey tradition that no one remembers we don't have to do anymore. I really do believe in love. I've experienced it. I've had it. So, I know it's real."
Still, despite the fact that she truly believes in love, she is still adamant that not all relationships are actually meant to last forever. Sarah Silverman said, "Sometimes loving each other isn't enough. You have to be responsible for your own happiness. You can't stay in a relationship because you're afraid of the unknown."
Sarah Silverman used to date internationally known TV show host Jimmy Kimmel and Alec Sulkin, the writer of "Family Guy."
