Sienna Miller Says She Forgot 6 Weeks During Ex-Fiance Jude Law’s Cheating Scandal: ‘It Was Really Hard’

It’s that time of year where we snuggle up, have a hot chocolate and put our feet up while watching The Holiday, a true Christmas classic. Yes joining the likes of Love Actually and Elf, The Holiday quickly became one of the most adored festive films, and rightly so.

Olivia Jade Giannulli has broken her silence about the college admissions scandal during an appearance on Tuesday’s “Red Table Talk”.

Sienna Miller and Jude Law were once one of the hottest celebrity couples in Hollywood, their romantic relationship dominating the pop culture conversation. After a year of dating in the mid 2000s, however, the headlines about their love life quickly shifted as word spread about Law’s secret affair with their nanny, completely altering the course of their relationship.

The early 2000s was a golden age for celeb gossip and the paparazzi — but if you were on the other side, the experience was less than pleasant.

Sienna Miller is reflecting on her relationship with Jude Law. The 38-year-old actress opened up about the pair's split in a recent interview with, recalling the public scrutiny she was under following news of his affair with his children's nanny.«That was one of the most challenging moments I hope I’ll ever have to experience.

 Sienna Miller is looking back on her relationship with ex-fiancé Jude Law and reflecting on the actor’s 2005 cheating scandal.“That was one of the most challenging moments I hope I’ll ever have to experience,” the American Sniper actress, 38, recalled to The Daily Beast on Friday, December 4.

Rob Kardashian and Rita Ora’s 2012 fling had a memorably rocky end, she managed to completely erase it from her memory.“Oh, I forgot about that,” the “For You” singer, 30, told The Sunday Times when asked about the Keeping Up With the Kardashians star, 33, in an interview published on Sunday, December 6.“It was very short-lived. I was so young,” she continued.

By Elise SoléSienna Miller recalled ex-fiancé Jude Law’s explosive affair with his nanny as “one of the most challenging moments I hope I’ll ever have to experience” in a new interview with the Daily Beast. Rewind 15 years ago to July 2005 when Miller, now 38, was starring in a London production of the William Shakespeare play As You Like It and engaged to Law after a courtship sparked by their roles in the 2004 film Alfie.

Sienna Miller lost six weeks of her life after her then-fiance Jude Law's affair with his nanny became public, and cannot remember the fall-out. The actor cheated on Miller back in 2005 and the scandal hit the tabloids while she was starring in As You Like It on the stage in London's West End.

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Sienna Miller recently opened up about the “public heartbreak” that she experienced after her then-fiance Jude Law‘s affair with his nanny became public. The actor cheated on Sienna with his children’s nanny back in 2005 and it put her in the public eye in a way she had never experienced before.

Sienna Miller spoke candidly about the “most challenging” moment of her life when her ex-fiance, Jude Law, was publicly discovered having an affair. In 2005, Miller was engaged to Law after they hit it off on the set of the 2004 movie “Alfie.” While she was in London starring in a production of William Shakespeare’s “As You Like It,” it came to light that Law had an affair with his children’s nanny.

Sienna Miller is opening up about the “public heartbreak” that she experienced after her then-fiance Jude Law‘s affair with his nanny became public.

Sienna Miller is looking back on the “public heartbreak” she faced after the revelation of Jude Law’s infidelity back in 2005. 

President Obama joined Georgia Democrats Jon Ossoff and Rev. Raphael Warnock in a virtual rally Friday, underscoring the need for Democratic control of the Senate.  “My first two years were the most productive since Lyndon Johnson,” Obama said.

President-elect Joe Biden signaled Tuesday that he would support additional COVID-19 relief beyond any aid package Congress could pass before the end of the year. “Right now, the full Congress should come together and pass a robust package for relief to address these urgent needs,” Biden told reporters in Delaware.