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Daniel Craig Divorced: His History of Marriage, Explained

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Over the years, actor and heartthrob Daniel Craig has dated some very famous names.

But with the Sienna Miller and Kate Moss entanglements aside, what were his most serious entanglements?

How many times has been married and divorced?

And, for that matter, where do things stand today after his latest status update?

Daniel Craig in 2009.
Presenter Daniel Craig poses in the press room at the 81st Annual Academy Awards held at Kodak Theatre on February 22, 2009. (Photo Credit: Jason Merritt/Getty Images)

Fiona Loudon (1992 – 1994)

In 1992, Craig married Fiona Loudon, a fellow actor.

The two went on to welcome his first child, their daughter Ella Loudon.

However, it was not to last.

In 1994, the couple divorced.

Ella is now an adult actress and model. Publicly, she has expressed her admiration for her father’s work.

Heike Makatsch (1997 – 2004)

Many Americans might recognize German actress Heike Makatsch from her role in the extremely polarizing film, Love Actually.

Makatsch portrays Mia, a scheming office assistant.

From 1997 until 2004, Craig and Makatsch dated.

They ended their 7-year relationship on good terms.

According to Craig, relationships for actors are extra tricky. Filming schedules mean spending weeks or months apart, and not every relationship is able to thrive in that environment.

SATSUKI MITCHELL (2007 – 2010)

In 2005, Craig met Satsuki Mitchell on the set of The Jacket.

Mitchell is a film producer.

The two eventually began dating.

They became engaged, but never tied the knot.

Ultimately, they parted ways in 2010. This heartbreak left Craig open for his longest relationship to date. …

Rachel Weisz (2010 – ????)

Craig had actually known Rachel Weisz since years before either were household names — when they worked together on Les Grandes Horizontales in 1994.

They did not actually connect romantically until December of 2010, when they began to date.

On June 22, 2011, Craig and Weisz married in an intimate ceremony in front of only four guests — including his daughter and her son.

In the summer of 2018, Craig and Weisz welcomed Grace, their first child as a couple.

These two beloved actors remain together to this day. Good for them!

Daniel Craig Divorced: His History of Marriage, Explained was originally published on The Hollywood Gossip.

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Visa chaos frustrates soccer fans

BRUSSELS — A growing number of soccer supporters say chaotic visa procedures are keeping them from attending World Cup matches in the United States.

One Belgian-Moroccan soccer fan, who was granted anonymity to discuss the issue without fear of repercussions, told POLITICO he thought he had secured tickets to Saturday’s Morocco vs. Brazil match through FIFA’s lottery system, booked flights to New York and applied for entry to the U.S.

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The fan, who had previously traveled with an Electronic System for Travel Authorization (ESTA) — the online authorization system used by travelers from countries that don’t need visas for short visits to the U.S. — said his application was approved on May 27, but abruptly revoked one week later.

“There was nothing mentioned except for travel not authorized,” he said. “That’s the whole frustrating situation — the opacity of the whole thing.”

His attempts to apply for a non-immigrant visa were fruitless. Ahead of the World Cup, the State Department launched an expedited process for some fans seeking visas to attend matches in the U.S., but the Belgian-Moroccan national said he was never able to access it because an initial appointment platform failed to register his payments.

That, in turn, made it impossible to book the mandatory interview at the U.S. Embassy in Brussels required before requesting an expedited appointment. He added that calls to the embassy went unanswered because they were automatically forwarded to an inactive Belgian number.

Other World Cup attendees have reported similar problems. Scottish musician Kenny Smith said his ESTA was revoked despite recent travel to the United States. Meanwhile, Somali referee Omar Abdulkadir Artan was recently denied entry to the country despite being selected to officiate at the tournament.

FIFA President Gianni Infantino on Wednesday acknowledged that the special World Cup visa system was “not working always, and with everyone.” Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin defended visa denials Thursday, citing security concerns.

A spokesperson for the Department of Homeland Security declined to say if dual nationals were more likely to have their applications revoked, but said ESTA applications are continuously vetted and approval “does not guarantee admission” to the U.S.

For the Belgian-Moroccan fan missing Saturday’s match, the visa ordeal undermined the point of the tournament. “The whole experience of a World Cup is intended to bring people together,” he said. “Now actually being rejected for no reason, it actually has the opposite effect.”

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