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Q. What is that [romantic love]?
A: It’s believing in love. It’s believing that there’s someone for you. That there’s the ultimate person, the ideal who will be your soul mate and your perfect match and that all your pain and suffering will go away and you’ll live happily ever after and you’ll be together in a blissful union.

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Perhaps we could 'collect' his views on life, love, etc. for the quotes section.

A rumour or the 1st of April joke?

Did Keanu Reeves Secretly get Married?
http://en.mediamass.net/people/keanu-reeves/married.html

Q. Did you see the original Il Mare?
A. I haven’t seen the original film yet. I didn’t see it when it was released here so I haven’t had a chance to view it.
I’d like to see it because I hear it’s a great film but even like with Constantine, I’ll take the project from the script I’m given. I thought the script was a real romanticist’s romance. It’s really romantic love.

Q. What is that?
A. It’s believing in love. It’s believing that there’s someone for you. That there’s the ultimate person, the ideal who will be your soul mate and your perfect match and that all your pain and suffering will go away and you’ll live happily ever after and you’ll be together in a blissful union.

As Keanu has said (and I'm paraphrasing) "Falling in love is easy. Relationships are hard."

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Did Keanu Reeves Secretly get Married?

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yes, when he got his SAG card. but it was never a secret ;)

Those people at mediamass are hilarious. Apparantly they write one article and then publish it with the names of different celebs in it.

If you search Twitter for "Spinee" (which would be the name of his dog) you'll find surprised fans from Mika, Bruno, Enrique, Wayne Rooney and others, outraged by their fanobjects' ill dog, marriage and death.

Meanwhile the mediamass site irks me for a whole lot of reasons, not least of which is its willful spread of misinformation and attempt at satire that... isn't really satire. Not to mention that if they're aiming to make fun of celebrity fans, it's ironic how the truly hardcore fans would be the exact people who don't fall for it, simply because we know better. The only ones who'll be taken in would be regular people and casual fans, and there's nothing particularly clever or satirical about misinforming the masses. Not to mention that they're quite likely hypocrites, because I doubt that they do research to substantiate every single 'fact' or news item they encounter day to day. It's simply impractical in the wealth of information we receive each day, and often we just have to assume on good faith that others are being truthful, especially when it comes to relatively trivial things like celebrity gossip about celebrities we don't care about - which, once again, means that this site disproportionately affects non-fans who don't care enough about a celebrity to know or verify facts about them, and then mocks them for... caring too much about celebrities?

Their logic is off, there.

So many fans still hope for that one day lol

i love the way they act like a married couple