Ashlee Simpson and Evan Ross feel nothing can take a toll on their relationship as they open their lives in new reality series

When it comes to personal relationship and even their marriage, the stars of the new series 'Ashlee and Evan' are confident that nothing can take a toll
UPDATED FEB 13, 2020
(L-R) Evan Ross and Ashlee Simpson (Source: Getty Images)
(L-R) Evan Ross and Ashlee Simpson (Source: Getty Images)

Both Ashlee Simpson and Evan Ross hail from A-lister families - while the former is the younger sister of singer Jessica Simpson her husband shares a genepool with the famous Diana and Tracee Ellis Roos. And the couple, in their own right, is no stranger to the limelight either. 

And yet, as they prepare to open their doors and lives to fans in their upcoming E! reality show, the pair is treading the lines with a certain sense of caution. However, when it comes to personal relationship and even their marriage, the stars of new series 'Ashlee and Evan' are confident that nothing can take a toll.

“I think in any relationship in this industry, there’s a stress on relationships,” the 29-year-old actor-cum-musician told ET Online, opening up about his latest stint on reality TV.

He said, “I think that’s reality, but in no way do I think that if a relationship is meant to be together and a marriage is meant to be together, that anything like a show or being in this industry can change that.” A supportive Simpson piped in adding that despite seeing stardom so closely, they both are "very grounded".

Having said that, the duo, who are about to jump on the E! reality TV bandwagon, is very much aware that all of this will be quite a change for their family, especially the children. 

Simpson and Ross, who have been married since 2014, are parents to two children - 2-year-old daughter Jagger and 9-year-old son Bronx, from the songstress' previous marriage. Although the little ones will be a part of the new show, there is some plan afoot, as per Simpson and Ross. 

“It’s impossible to keep them away because we’re with them every day, so they will be, but we’re strategic in how we do that,” said the ATL star, to which his wife added: "We’re very cautious.”

While there is still sometime before the show actually goes on air and that at the moment E! is divulging minimal information, one thing is certain, fans will be expecting to see some famous faces make an appearance alongside Simpson and Ross.

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