I Want What They Have: Elliot Page and Julia Shiplett

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                    Love can illuminate our lives in countless ways, particularly when we observe it from a distance. In this 
                    column, we explore the relationships of celebrity couples who inspire us and offer hope for our own romantic journeys, while gleaning insights from their well-publicized connections.
                
                

                    Celebrities elicit envy in me for numerous reasons (notably: vast wealth! The luxurious vacations they can afford! Exquisite clothing that, of course, is funded by their fortune!), but the expectation that they must "go public" about each new romantic endeavor isn’t one of them.
                
                

                    Unless you’re a public figure who thrives on the limelight—of which there are many—it must be quite daunting to adjust to having your personal life scrutinized so openly. This sentiment feels particularly poignant for out LGBTQ+ celebrities like Elliot Page; if you're already battling societal prejudices for simply embracing your identity, introducing your partner to that level of public attention seems like an additional burden.
                
                

                    Indeed, following his 2020 revelation of being transgender, Page maintained a low profile regarding his dating life for several years. However, that changed dramatically during a recent Gucci event in Milan, where he and his current partner—actress and comedian Julia Shiplett, recognized for her roles in High Maintenance and Overcompensating—officially debuted their relationship. For those who closely follow Page's reserved social media activity, this revelation isn’t entirely new; he previously shared a heartwarming selfie with Shiplett against a rainbow mural during Pride Month last June.
                
                

                    Up to this point, Page has enjoyed a rather remarkable romantic history. He openly recounted his passionate and somewhat public relationship with his Juno co-star Olivia Thirlby in his memoir Pageboy, noting: “We began an intense relationship, often sneaking around to be together—whether in her hotel room, on set in our trailers, or even in a concealed area of a restaurant. What were we thinking? We believed we were discreet. My intimacy with Olivia helped to alleviate my shame. I didn’t sense any in her, and I craved that—longing to move past the sorrows of my identity.” Before tying the knot with his now ex-wife, choreographer Emma Portner, in 2018, he also had a notable romance with actress Kate Mara, contributing to a formidable list of “incredibly attractive and renowned bisexual partners.”
                
            
        
    

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