"He's Very, Very Organized": 12 Celebrity Couples Share Their Pet Peeves About Each Other, And They Are Honestly Pretty Relatable
There is no such thing as a perfect relationship, even when it comes to long-standing couples like Beyoncé and Jay-Z.
Even in the most healthy and compatible relationships, certain pet peeves exist because...well, we're human. We all have good, bad, and annoying bits.
1. Case in point, Ben Affleck and J.Lo. When asked on The Drew Barrymore Show what irks Jennifer about him, Ben actually had an answer. A lack of "brevity," he admitted.
While he said she never said this to him outright, if he were to take a guess, this would be it. "She would probably want to cultivate brevity in the way I speak," guessed Ben. "I don't know if you've noticed, but I go on and on and on. I talk in circles."
Ben’s pet peeve about J.Lo was very different. "Jennifer just eats whatever she wants. Whatever she wants. She eats cookies, ice cream, everything," he said to Drew. "She works out. I work out too, but I don't magically appear to be 20 years old, you know what I mean?"
2. This one was an unexpected one. If you can believe it, Beyoncé revealed in an interview with Ebony via Extra, "I'm a little messy." Gasp.
While in the public eye, Bey revealed she likes to keep it together, but when she gets home, all she wants to do is the opposite: "I rebel against it, and I don't want to take care of anything. I drop it. I'm relaxed. I don't have any shoes on. No makeup. My shoes are left at the door. My purse is in the kitchen. I think that is the most difficult thing for him — he's very, very organized."
3. Chris Hemsworth shared that his ability to lose track of time, especially when it comes to surfing or staying out a little too late, gets on his wife Elsa Pataky’s nerves, he told news.com.au. But when asked to pinpoint what annoyed him about Elsa, Chris wisened up. "Well, if she's reading this, nothing annoys me about her! I gotta make sure there is a place for me in the bed when I get back home," he said, laughing. "I can be pretty damn stubborn — so can she, which is probably where we tend to butt heads occasionally," he said of their 13-year marriage.
4. Newlyweds Nicola and Brooklyn Peltz Beckham normally share nothing but sweet musings via their Instagram captions, but they also shared their pet peeves in an interview with GQ. Nicola talked about Brooklyn’s habits of chewing ice, biting his nails, and leaving face towels everywhere, while Brooklyn said he’s not a fan of when Nicola leaves her products everywhere on the bathroom sink — or when she chews with her mouth open.
5. For Cardi B, her pet peeve about Offset is a very practical one. “When he buys food and he don’t eat it,” she shared in an Apple Music interview. “I’m a person that sees … the spending.”
While the couple’s net worth is estimated to be more than $50 million, Cardi has spoken out in the past about being smart with her money. When a fan once questioned her net worth on Twitter, Cardi answered, “If I don’t save, work, and budget, I could lose it too! What makes you think that no matter how much money you got, you can’t lose it all if you don’t manage your money correctly?”
6. During the pandemic, Kevin Bacon and Kyra Sedgwick had to set new rules even after 30-plus years of marriage, like wearing pants around the house and making the bed every day. Kyra said on Jimmy Kimmel Live, "I want him to do things that he wouldn't normally necessarily do, and it turns out that I'm always right about those things." In fact, they found rat poop in their unmade bed one day, and since then, she said, "We will never, ever forget to make that bed for the rest of our lives."
For Kevin, he remained perplexed at how much pound cake Kyra baked during quarantine, to which she responded, "It's breakfast of champions."
7. Megan Fox’s general pet peeve is the sound of chewing — so it’s not a surprise that she told GQ she doesn’t like it when Machine Gun Kelly talks in her ear while eating or chewing.
The pet peeve Megan describes is called misophonia, which Harvard Health describes as being “affected emotionally by common sounds — usually those made by others,” including chewing.