
Iris Apatow is opening up about her beau!
In an interview with ET, the 19-year-old daughter of Judd Apatow and Leslie Mann dished on her romance with Ryder Robinson, the 18-year-old son of Kate Hudson and Chris Robinson.
She spoke about how they’ve known each other all their lives:
“Our families have known each other since we were babies. I’ve always gone to school with him and I just didn’t really pay him any mind.”
She jokingly stated that what eventually made her take a second look at him is this:
“He got cuter!”
Iris then went on to sincerely speak from the heart about Ryder, saying:
“He’s an angel. We definitely fell towards each other’s lives at a good moment.
He’s very wonderful and I think I’m very lucky to have someone who cares about me like him.”
Both their famous moms are adorably on board with their relationship. And Iris revealed:
“I don’t really date people who my parents don’t like ‘cause it becomes too uncomfortable. It just doesn’t work out. It just can’t.”
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