Richard Gere and his family have one New life in Spain.
Last year, the “Beautiful woman” Actor, his wife, Alejandra Silva, and their children have moved to her native country and says they have never been happier.
“The truth is that you see us in our momentum,” said the 75-year-old Elle Spain From their movement. “We are happier than ever. She, because she is home and I because, if she is happy, I am happy.”
Silva, 41, calls her and her husband ‘soul mates’.
Richard Gere and Vrouw, Alejandra Silva, married in 2018. (Elle Spain)
“The truth is that you see us in our momentum. We are happier than ever. She, because she is home and I because if she is happy, I am happy.”
The couple met 11 years ago when they both went through divorces.
“We are like soul mates,” Silva told Elle España. “We have the same values, we see the world in the same way and from the first moment we thought we had known each other for a long time.”
They are currently working on the Sierra a Mar project, an environmental and sustainability initiative along the coast of the Mexican state of Jalisco.
“If you give the community opportunities, they rediscover themselves. They transform and bloom,” Silva said about the project.
Gere and Silva are on the cover of the song of Elle España. (Elle Spain)
Richard Gere and Vrouw Alejandra Silva in their new house in northern Madrid in December. (Mega/GC images)
Was added: “Our goal is to take care of the environment, to restore the mountains to the sea, the ecosystem and the oceans. True sustainability is not only measured in the environment, in what surrounded us, but in the life of the People who inhabit. ”
The “Bride“Star couldn’t help it, but enthusiastically about his wife, with whom he shares two sons and a third son from her previous marriage.
He also has a 24-year-old son from his second marriage to Carey Lowell.
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Gere and Silva moved to Spain with their children last year. (Carlos Alvarez/Getty images)
“My wife has a glow over her (a) openness and her genuine sense of courtesy of gratitude, of generosity,” said Gere.
Silva said they are both activists in heart and soul.
“One of the things that unites us the most and what made us fall deep into love was our activist heart,” she said. ‘Being an activist leads you to deliver your values ​​to the world to improve it. The point is to give a voice to people who have none and raise awareness. It has a very deep meaning, and we have to appreciate where we can place our energy, no matter how little it is. ”
The two are also involved in charity work closer to home in Spain, of which Silva noted, is one of the reasons why they moved to Madrid, “forming part of the NGO Hogar SÃ.”
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“We want to help this country to end homelessness. Our goal is that no one will sleep on the street within five years,” she explained.
Gere and Silva are passionate about each other, their activism and their new home in Madrid. (Michael Locisano/Wireimage)
Gere spoke for the first time about their upcoming move to Spain last spring.
“For me, going to Madrid is going to be a great adventure because I never lived outside the United States full-time,” said the 75-year-old Vanity Fair Spain. “And I think it will also be very interesting for my children. For Alejandra it will be great to be closer to her family, her lifelong friends and her culture. She was very generous in giving six years in my world, So I think it is fair that at least six others in her life, I love Spain and I think your lifestyle is fantastic and people shine sensitivity and generosity, as well as a strong Want to laugh and enjoy.
He told Fox News Digital in November that he had lived in New York City since his early 1920s.
Gere told Fox News Digital in November that he has been living in New York since the 1920s, but was looking forward to living in Spain. (Elle Spain)
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“New York comes in your blood. It is very difficult to remove that. It infects your DNA. But I also love Spain. I love Madrid. And it’s time for my wife to go to her family and friends and culture are, “he said. “And good for our children. I think it’s great to live – not just visiting – but living in a different culture.”
Gere told Jimmy Fallon In November he thought his children in the country would “bloom”.
“My children are bilingual, so they are going to flourish there,” he said on “The Tonight Show.”
He said they would spend Thanksgiving in Spain and later that month Silva shared a photo on Instagram of their sons Alexander, 5 and James, 4, who decorate their Christmas tree, with the caption: “This year finally, Christmas in Spain!”
“My wife, she grew up in a very large Spanish family,” Gere told Fallon. “And her grandmother was a kind of glue that kept it all together. And the grandmother died. It was about a year and a half ago, two years ago. So, my wife, I see her in the new grandmother turn into the new grandmother of this extensive family. So, she is already planning 35 people for Sunday lunches. “
