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Pam Andrews unpacks her open marriage dynamics

Actress Pam Andrews who is currently based in London, United Kingdom has recently shed light on her open marriage with her husband of 11-years, Voytek Pieron.

The 40-year-old recently took to her social media platforms to share that open marriage works perfectly for her and her husband, because they argue a lot when they share a space for a long time. She mentioned that when they live apart they are always happy and in love with each other with frequent video calls, and that this is a healthier set up for the children.

The former Rhythm City actress who gained popularity in 2001, when she secured a spot in the Coca-Cola Pop Stars reality music competition, took to her Instagram page to unpack more about her marriage dynamics.

Speaking in the video she said: “Me and my husband have been married for 11 years now, we don’t live together and we have an open marriage. It just works for us, because, as soon as we are under one roof, we are just fighting and driving each other crazy,” she said.

Pam shared a recent example of planning a family trip.

“Even if we plan a trip two months ahead of time, we end up arguing well before it’s time to leave. For the sake of the kids and the sake of our sanity, we choose to just ‘ha’, not live together and it’s perfect, and it works out for everyone,” said Pam.

 

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Pam once shared that she left the acting industry when she moved abroad with her son, CJ.

Instagram users shared different opinions about the status of Pam’s marriage.

One user asked: “Why you not wearing your wedding ring.”

Another one asked: “Why get married if you still wanna sleep with anyone.”

While another one said: “I actually understand this very well. Reason why I prefer long distance relationships.”

 

Also see: ‘Hardest thing I had to give up was being an actress,’ details Pam Andrews

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