Kaley Cuoco married life is labeled by some as a "slutty" thing as the Big Bang Theory actress became engaged with tennis pro Ryan Sweeting after three months of dating.
Cuoco's marriage has been under media scrutiny as she made a lifetime commitment with Ryan Sweeting. Kaley Cuoco married Ryan last December just before the year 2013 ends and just after about five months of knowing each other. The actress also knew that her rush to the altar would surely gain lots of criticisms.
In her previous appearance on' Late Show With David Letterman', the actress talked about her marriage with Ryan Sweeting. "We met on a blind date... "We texted a little bit, dinner was great, and then he moved in the next day." The star recalled. She even claimed that people might be thinking she has gone nuts.
"I know you're all thinking, 'She's nuts!' I swear I'm not nuts! We were throwing a New Year's Eve party anyway, and I was like, 'Let's throw a ceremony in the party and not tell anybody.'" Cuoco added.
Kaley Cuoco's married life has actually moved her quickly into a new phase of being a woman, but it's not just her who made huge adjustments, her husband also did. Cuoco who recently cut her hair short was reported to be excited to become a mother this time. However, her partner is not quite ready for a new role.
Sources were saying that the Big Bang Theory star is now desperate to become a mother. Kaley was also rumored to be having her heart set on leaving LA and start a family. This actually raises an argument for Kaley Cuoco married life since Ryan is not yet sure if he's ready to take on another role. According to SHOWBIZ SPY, a source said that "Everything has moved so quickly for Ryan... One minute he was dating Kaley, then were engaged, and before he knew it he was a husband".
The couple's argument as to "when to start a family" is now being eyed by the public. Will it significantly affect Kaley Cuoco's married life with Ryan Sweeting? The actress also changed her last name to Sweeting, a move that's quite too sudden for many critics.
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