Busy working on her acting career in Hollywood, Caroline Morahan has revealed her husband is still her “number one priority”.
The 37-year-old, who married her long-term love Daithi O’Caoimh in 2012, admitted she works hard to keep him up-to-date on her plans – regardless of their busy schedules.
“My husband is my number one priority,” she said.
Number one: Caroline Morahan  said her number one priority is her husband | VIPIRELAND.COM
“I work extremely hard, but always make sure that we have downtime. We used to long periods apart, but we manage it very well.
“We will never let a day go by when we’re apart without filling each other in on everything that’s going on. I think that’s crucially important,” she added.
Currently based in LA, the brunette beauty admitted she’s looking forward to having her family visit from Ireland.
“LA is great for the opportunities and different experiences, but you cannot beat Ireland for the people and the atmosphere,” she revealed.
Family: Caroline has revealed her family are visiting her in LA | VIPIRELAND.COM
“My family at home are always kept up to date on everything that’s happening. Luckily, it’s like the old days where going to America meant you would never see the person.
“I get home regularly and my parents are actually coming to LA to see me perform in Conor McPherson’s The Weir,” she divulged.
“So I’m very lucky that despite the distance I have that kind of support.”
Weighing in on the Jennifer Lawrence wage debate, the Dubliner revealed she knows ageism amongst women is clear in Hollywood.
Wage war: Caroline weighed in on the Jennifer Lawrence wage controversy | VIPIRELAND.COM
“I admire Jennifer for being outspoken about it. It is up to women of influence to affect this change,” she told the Herald.
“If female power-players in Hollywood got together they would be better able to right this. But equality doesn’t just exist in pay grades. The ageism drives me insane.
“The current paradigm in the entertainment industry is that most of the people at the top are men so we definitely need a few enlightened men to get on board to help sort this out and encourage balance.”
