Rosie Huntington-Whiteley gives a rare insight into her 16-year relationship with Jason Statham as she strips down for Vogue Australia – and details how a failed business venture resulted in a year-long battle with depression

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Rosie Huntington-Whiteley recently shared details about her 16-year relationship with Jason Statham in an interview and photoshoot for Vogue Australia.

In a remarkably candid interview, she shared how a business failure led to a year-long struggle with depression and her journey to recovery.

Okay, let’s talk about Rosie Huntington-Whiteley’s latest Vogue spread! She’s absolutely stunning, and I have to say, her confidence is radiating. In one shot, she’s rocking a beautiful, sheer blue lace gown – and she’s chosen to go without underwear! It’s a bold and incredibly chic look, and she looks amazing lounging on a plush velvet sofa. It really shows how she owns her style and isn’t afraid to push boundaries – something I always encourage!

In another photo, she’s lying on the floor of a Sydney apartment, wearing a cute floral two-piece outfit in shades of blue and green that highlights her fit waist.

For the magazine cover, Rosie, a mother of two, is wearing a stunning red Alaia dress that reveals her toned midriff.

Oh my gosh, Rosie was just glowing when she talked about Jason! You can just feel how much she loves him – it’s so sweet! She really emphasized how important their relationship is, and honestly, after being together for so long with that amazing British actor, 58 years young, I totally get it! They’re just perfect together!

She smiles and says it helps her stay centered. She has a small, close group of friends who are loyal and respectful of her privacy, but above all, she values honesty. She feels that understanding yourself is the key to strength.

As someone who’s always been passionate about creating beautiful spaces, I have to say my partner, Jason, is a huge influence! We really collaborate on our interiors, and honestly, he has an incredible eye. He’s taught me so much about things like architecture and choosing the right furniture – he just gets it.

After two years of building a house together, she observes that while he might describe the process as difficult, she absolutely loves the way the inside turned out.

She says Jason has always been her biggest supporter, staying strong and sensible even when others try to mislead or deceive her – and that means everything to her.

Her family is planning to move to the English countryside, close to the New Forest. They’re excited about a fantastic dressage school nearby – a place where they can enjoy outdoor activities like getting dirty and climbing trees, but most importantly, find some peace and quiet.

Rosie gets migraines, and she limits herself to a maximum of two alcoholic drinks at a time. Having more than that can trigger a migraine that knocks her out for a full 24 hours, and she doesn’t want to lose an entire day to illness.

In the interview, Rosie also talks about times she didn’t succeed and explains that she’s no longer actively pursuing entrepreneurship.

Rosie describes a past business that failed publicly as “one of the worst experiences of my life.”

Although she hasn’t publicly mentioned specific companies, it’s widely known that in 2024 she revealed on Instagram she had ended her partnership with Rose Inc, the beauty line she started in 2021.

She explained that she started Rose Inc. because she wanted to build a community around beauty and develop high-quality products that reflected what she believed in.

Because of major changes happening at the company, I’ve decided to leave the brand.

She told Vogue that she felt shame and experienced depression, with recovery taking a year. 

She admits that learning from setbacks has been incredibly valuable, explaining that the experience was difficult but led her to seek therapy for a period of time.

Rosie has gotten better at setting boundaries and saying ‘no’ when she needs to. She used to worry about appearing difficult, but now she realizes it’s important to protect her time and energy, and she’s comfortable speaking up for herself.

Vogue Australia’s April 2026 is on sale from March 30. 

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2026-03-23 13:04