Louis Theroux, the renowned filmmaker and journalist, has undergone a significant transformation in his views on marriage. Despite previously dismissing it as “attention-seeking and phoney,” Theroux has since tied the knot twice. His first marriage, to childhood friend Susanna Kleeman in 1994, was a marriage of convenience intended to assist her with her immigration status. After their divorce in 2001, Theroux met his second wife, TV producer Nancy Strang, at the BBC. Despite his initial reluctance and an initial hiccup on their first planned date, they eventually hit it off and have been married since 2013. Their union has produced three sons: Albert, Frederick, and Walter. Theroux’s journey from marriage skeptic to devoted husband highlights the complexities and evolution of human relationships. He now considers his wife’s perspective on his work, valuing her insights and support. This transformation serves as a testament to the power of love and companionship and challenges the notion that one’s views and beliefs remain static throughout life.
Louis Theroux: From Marriage Skeptic to Twice-Married Family Man
