

We bonded over the hurt of breaking up, as friends do, and talked about the daunting process of being single again. I was about to move into a new apartment with Nina in Vancouver, and Bob had just finished his very first directors cut. I had just come out of a relationship and so had he. “In Paris, I eagerly awaited my best mate’s arrival… I hadn’t seen Bob since we finished shooting at the beginning of February 2019 and a lot had happened in that time. “This is not exactly how I imagined telling the story of how Bob and I got together but I feel compared to share it,” Eliza started with. Eliza and Bob had been friends for years as co-stars, but they didn’t become anything more until 2019. She shared a detailed Instagram post on July 20 revealing how they fell in love. Eliza Taylor and Bob Morley star as Clarke and Bellamy on ‘The 100.’ (The CW) Now Eliza is telling the incredible story of how she and Bob started dating and eventually realized they were soulmates. At the time, no one even knew the co-stars were in a relationship.
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Search Hollywood Life Search Trending Navigation TrendingĮliza Taylor, 30, and Bob Morley, 35, who play Clarke and Bellamy on the hit CW series The 100, shocked everyone when they revealed in June 2019 that they had gotten married. “Their relationship held greater importance than even I realized.Latest Hollywood Celebrity & Entertainment News Primary Menu Menu Close Menu “The honesty, integrity and vulnerability Eliza Taylor and Alycia Debnam-Carey brought to their characters served as an inspiration for many of our fans,” he wrote. The show’s creator and executive producer, Jason Rothenberg, later apologized to fan in an open letter. Nonetheless, the way Lexa was killed off (by a stray bullet) left fans furious. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Debnam-Carey revealed she had to leave because of “other obligations in my personal life,” referring to her involvement with the series Fear the Walking Dead.

Sadly, the romantic storyline between Lexa and Clarke had to end after Debnam-Carey exited the show. RELATED: Fans Are Not Happy About New Photos From The CW's 'Powerpuff Girls' Live Action Remake It was alluded to and people were guessing about it for a while but it actually took both of us a little bit by surprise.” I didn’t expect for that to happen so quickly. “But it came as a bit of a surprise to me, the way it unfolded. “Eliza and I get along so well, because we’re such good friends, so whenever we’re on set we get along so well that it helped to feel some of that,” the actress said. RELATED: Jared Padalecki Reflects On Acting After 'Supernatural' With New Role In The CW's 'Walker'Īt the same time, Debnam-Carey also believes that the obvious chemistry between Clarke and Lexa was due to the fact that she had a good working relationship with her co-star. They kind of missed out having a teenage-hood or a childhood, really.” She also said that the relationship between the characters “actually grew out of a genuine like for each other.” “They both had to step up to power at a very young age and that’s a hard thing to do. “I think what really drove it was that they were two characters that were both in very unique but similar positions and they were able to see a bit of each other in one another, if that makes sense - unlike anyone else,” Debnam-Carey explained during an interview with IGN. However, it doesn’t take long before Clarke realizes that she shares a deeper bond with Lexa, despite the latter being an AI. When Lexa first came on, viewers were immersed with Clarke’s ongoing love affair with Finn (Thomas McDonell). Whereas Taylor has been with the show since the beginning, Debnam-Carey’s Lexa was only introduced midway through the second season, in an episode entitled Fog of War.
