my s**t".
The 'What Happens in Vegas' star - who married the actress in September
2005 - revealed it was Demi's indifference to their relationship which
sparked his interest.
He said: "Demi was the first person who would call me on my s**t. She didn't
need me. She straight up didn't need me. She wanted me, but she didn't need
me, so she could put it on the line.
"I've literally just been voted the world's most eligible bachelor and I'm
like, 'I'm going off the market. I've found the one.' "
Ashton also revealed he is very proud of his relationship with Demi's
daughters from her marriage to Bruce Willis - 19-year-old Rumer, 16-year-old
Scout and 13-year-old Tallulah.
He added to Details magazine: "I'm able to give them things their parents
can't give them, because it's a different relationship. I don't have all the
past."
The 30-year-old actor said despite Demi being a keen follower of Kabbalah, a
mystical offshoot of Judaism, he has yet to subscribe to the religion.
He said: "I'll use whatever works. I'm not a follower of this or that
religious leader. More wars are started because of religious leaders, and
people are following and they don't know why. That is religiosity. That is
what turns people into robots."
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