The "Burn After Reading" actor - who has six children with the "Wanted" star - admits the couple are no strangers to arguing, but insists it is important in a relationship to clear the air.

He said: "Sometimes Angie p***es me off, but we usually only row about politics. I rely on her advice, and her energy is incredible - she will push herself to the limit. "I'm very proud to be able to support Angie in everything she does.

My vision of an ideal couple is two strong, independent people sharing their lives together." Brad also revealed since welcoming twins Knox Leon and Vivienne Marcheline into the world in July, he is happier than he has ever been.

He added to Britain's Look magazine: "I've always wanted a big family, so it's very satisfying - even though I don't sleep much any more! I am enjoying life right now because I can do more than I ever imagined. It's all about becoming more involved and not limiting yourself. "

But my family will always come first. No film will ever take precedence or fill me with the kind of joy I get from being a dad."