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No belief in soulmates!

Actress Kristen Bell wouldn’t have wed her husband Dax Shepard had they’d met five years earlier. The Frozen II actress made the revelation when she appeared on the Build Series in New York when she opened up on the concept...

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Updated At : 01:36 PM Feb 25, 2020 IST

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Actress Kristen Bell wouldn’t have wed her husband Dax Shepard had they’d met five years earlier. The Frozen II actress made the revelation when she appeared on the Build Series in New York when she opened up on the concept of soulmates.

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While promoting her new baby brand Hello Bello, Bell said: “I think it’s who you choose to make it work with. I don’t think you could ever find your soulmate if you’re not ready. I don’t know if I think soulmates exist.”

She also went on to say there was “no way” she would have married Spin the Wheel star Shepard if they’d met five years earlier: “We’d be a tabloid headline.” — IANS

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