Taylor Lautner and Taylor Lautner (née Dome) know precisely what will get on one another’s nerves — particularly which family habits can bug them on occasion. Through the pair’s unique video interview with Hollywood Life, the House Crew actor, 32, and the registered nurse, 27, revealed their largest pet peeves about one different whereas selling their STEM™ partnership and the brand new STEM Attracts & Traps Flying Bugs Gentle Lure.
“Tay’s a really organized, clear particular person, and I’m … not a lot,” Taylor identified, earlier than Tay famous that her husband has “gotten higher” together with his habits over time. Tay went on to elucidate that she is “simply very clear and [needs] issues organized,” including that that is “simply how [her] mind prefers issues.”
Regardless of having completely different cleansing habits, Tay famous that she “can’t be mad” on the Twilight actor as a result of, “Taylor simply doesn’t actually see it, which I’ve discovered isn’t him ignoring it.”
Taylor additionally made positive to notice his largest pet peeve about Tay: bathroom paper. “I like the bathroom paper hung a sure means — it goes excessive, not underneath,” he stated whereas the 2 shared fun.
Regardless of the occasional complaints about their at-home habits, the spouses have been fortunately married since 2022.
“Tay and I’ve been collectively for seven years now, practically two years of marriage, and we had little bugs about one another that we actually labored by,” he identified, earlier than explaining his and Tay’s newest partnership. “However one thing that STEM is accustomed to are bugs, and now we have used [the] STEM [Light Trap] is our home earlier than this partnership. … It’s the most straightforward gadget. It’s only a sticky cartridge with a UV blue mild that you simply stick into your wall.”
The model carried out a survey which proved that having bugs and different bugs round the home can exacerbate emotions of annoyance between companions. Fifty-two p.c of respondents even agreed that they’re extra prone to really feel bugged by their accomplice whereas they’re within the presence of bugs of their house.
As Taylor instructed Hollywood Life, the pair have used STEM of their house earlier than they partnered with the model, and the Gentle Lure helps them be bugged by one much less factor. It’s an insecticide-free resolution that makes use of a comfortable UV-blue mild and refillable cartridges to draw and entice flying bugs 24/7 together with gnats, mosquitoes, fruit flies, home flies and moths. Since bugs and different crawlers can enter their area — particularly within the summers when Taylor admits he likes to go away doorways and home windows open — Taylor identified that he and Tay have STEM Gentle Traps “in each nook pocket of our home.”
Except for their newest partnership, Taylor and Tay have additionally been co-hosting their podcast, “The Squeeze,” since early 2023. On their present, the spouses have invited a number of movie star friends to debate necessary matters, starting from psychological well being to managing the overwhelming consideration that comes with fame — which the MTV Film Award winner has skilled previously.
Whereas talking solely with Hollywood Life, Taylor defined how he discovered a more healthy method to managing life within the public eye and his non-public life with Tay.
“It has been a stability for me, however I’d say I was far more closed off in non-public than I’m at this time,” the Adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl in 3-D star stated. “I simply assume when issues occurred at a younger age that it was simply sort of a scary factor having a lot privateness taken away. … And for me in the previous couple of years, I feel I’ve discovered a more healthy stability the place you discover pleasure, like real pleasure, in sharing moments of your life with individuals. So, I feel that’s truly been a cool journey for me.”
Tay acknowledged that seeing her husband open up on their podcast has been “superior,” noting that she was fortunately stunned to listen to him say “one thing he’s by no means stated earlier than” on the present.
“[It’s] so cool that he feels secure sufficient to share that now,” Tay added.
