The couple have learned to find space alone for themselves within the home and think that's essential. Kristen said: "You got to in a marriage. You got to." The 39-year-old actress has also relaxed the routine she tried to put in place for daughters Lincoln, seven, and five-year-old Delta - whose schools are closed due to the coronavirus pandemic - because it was making the whole household "miserable". Play Video Kristen Bell's hopes of Beyonce and Jay-Z friendship dashed by husband Dax Shepard Kristen Bell has recalled sitting next to Beyonce and Jay-Z at a previous Met Gala when her husband Dax Shepard "talked [Jay's] ear off", which dashed their hopes of becoming "best friends" with the showbiz power couple. She said: "The biggest lesson I learned in the beginning was I wrote out the colour-coded schedule -- when our academic time would be and when our art time would be. By day five, I was making everybody miserable. "The kids hated that I was trying to adhere to the schedule. "So about a week ago, I woke them up and I said, 'This is your most important mission ever. Get up.' I brought them in the kitchen and I had them rip up the schedule. ...I had them shred it and they felt so good. "I said the learning lesson here is that if you make a plan and it's not working, you pivot." The whole household have benefited from having more "free time" together. Kristen said: "We're doing just art projects around the house. We have neon glow paint and we've been painting the rocks outside so they glow and just doing silly stuff. "Just reconnecting with each other and I think that's the most valuable lesson."

Karlie Kloss "followed [her] heart" when she married Joshua Kushner in 2018, despite the "complications" of their differing political views.

The 27-year-old supermodel tied the knot with the businessman in 2018 after getting engaged just three months earlier, and she has now said their love is "worth" the "complications" that stood between them.

Karlie received criticism online for her choice of partner, as Joshua's brother Jared Kushner is the presidential aid, and is also married to Ivanka Trump, the daughter of controversial US president Donald Trump.

She said: "I really followed my heart on choosing to be with the person that I love, despite any complications that came with it. You know, I knew for me, it was worth it to fight for that."

The blonde beauty always strives to be "true to [her]self", and makes sure to listen to her heart as it usually tells her "exactly what [she] needs to hear".

She added during an appearance on the "InCharge with DVF" podcast: "I think that in my career too, you know, being true to my heart or being true to myself, when I know that something is not aligned with who I am, and the message I want to send to the world, or the kind of person that I want to be maybe that comes back to character. But like, my heart often is telling me exactly what I need to hear. And I didn't always listen to it."

Karlie has been open about her political views and her relationship in the past, insisting her romance doesn't change the "liberal values" she has always stood for.

In 2019, she explained: "I choose to focus on the values that I share with my husband, and those are the same liberal values that I was raised with and that have guided me throughout my life."

And the model also said the political views of her in-laws don't necessarily reflect her own.

She said: "I'm sure I'm not the only person in this country who does not necessarily agree with their family on politics. I voted as a democrat in 2016 and I plan to do the same in 2020."