Flags of Our Fathers star Ryan Phillippe hasn't worked with wife Reese Witherspoon since 1999's Cruel Intentions (they met on set), but, in the newest issue of Interview magazine, Phillippe says it's better that way:

"Sometimes I think it's a little cleaner to, at least at this stage in our lives, keep that stuff separate," he tells Interview magazine in its new issue. "I'd never write anything off completely, but I just feel like there's something to be said for the individuality and mystery of doing things on your own."

C’mon Ryan, you’re not fooling anybody. Everyone knows the “mystery of doing things on your own” is actually code for “I’m banging waitresses up and down the Eastern Seaboard.” And Canada. Can’t forget our horny neighbors to the north!

Flags of Our Fathers star Ryan Phillippe hasn't worked with wife Reese Witherspoon since 1999's Cruel Intentions (they met on set), but, in the newest issue of Interview magazine, Phillippe says it's better that way:

"Sometimes I think it's a little cleaner to, at least at this stage in our lives, keep that stuff separate," he tells Interview magazine in its new issue. "I'd never write anything off completely, but I just feel like there's something to be said for the individuality and mystery of doing things on your own."

C’mon Ryan, you’re not fooling anybody. Everyone knows the “mystery of doing things on your own” is actually code for “I’m banging waitresses up and down the Eastern Seaboard.” And Canada. Can’t forget our horny neighbors to the north!

Flags of Our Fathers star Ryan Phillippe hasn't worked with wife Reese Witherspoon since 1999's Cruel Intentions (they met on set), but, in the newest issue of Interview magazine, Phillippe says it's better that way:

"Sometimes I think it's a little cleaner to, at least at this stage in our lives, keep that stuff separate," he tells Interview magazine in its new issue. "I'd never write anything off completely, but I just feel like there's something to be said for the individuality and mystery of doing things on your own."

C’mon Ryan, you’re not fooling anybody. Everyone knows the “mystery of doing things on your own” is actually code for “I’m banging waitresses up and down the Eastern Seaboard.” And Canada. Can’t forget our horny neighbors to the north!