Eva Longoria is exactly where she wants to be. The former Desperate Housewives actress opened up about not having any regrets about her past, and how that led her down the path of happiness. “No, I think every relationship is a path to where you are today," the 41-year-old Ocean Drive November cover girl said. "Every wrong turn led you to the spot where you are, so it wasn’t necessarily the wrong turn at the time. I wouldn’t change anything—never.”
Eva says she wouldn't mind expanding her family Photo: Apega/ABACA USA ABACA USA/PA Images
Inside Eva's lavish Mexican nuptials to Jose Baston
Eva, who was previously married to Tyler Christopher from 2002-2004 and San Antonio Spurs point guard Tony Parker from 2007-2011, is now happily married to Mexican media mogul Jose 'Pepe' Baston. The pair tied the knot this past May after three years of dating and a whirlwind five month engagement in a lavish, star-studded wedding that was featured in HOLA! USA.
"Pepe and I are soul mates—I don’t even know how to explain it, because it’s like we’re two different sides of the same coin," she explained. "He’s compassionate, kind, handsome—he’s everything I wanted and didn’t even know I wanted."
Eva is the November cover girl for Ocean Drive magazine Photo: James White
As for if after the marriage will come the baby carriage, Eva noted: “If it happened it happens. If it’s meant to be it would be a blessing.” Jose is already a father of three: 21-year-old Natalia and 13-year-old twins Mariana andJose. "They are amazing children—I’m so happy to be part of their lives," the brunette beauty shared.
Eva and Jose were married in May 2016 Photo: Instagram/@evalongoria
INSIDE EVA'S AMAZING HONEYMOON
Right now, Eva, who has a collection of home and bedding for JCPenney, is focused on building her brand and her new clothing collection for The Limited. “That’s been a longtime dream of mine," she said about the business venture. "A lot of people don’t know that I sew. I learned this from Hillary Clinton: Take criticism seriously, but not personally. Whether it’s that someone doesn’t like a piece of clothing I design, or my acting, or my restaurant, it’s important to hear the complaint.”
