Hayden Christensen's 'antisocial' behavior caused conflict with Rachel Bilson — report | Inquirer Entertainment

Hayden Christensen’s ‘antisocial’ behavior caused conflict with Rachel Bilson — report

/ 01:01 PM September 24, 2017

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Rachel Bilson and Hayden Christensen’s contrasting personalities reportedly drove a wedge in their relationship.

According to People sources, the “Star Wars” prequel actor has “anxiety issues” and refused to accompany Bilson to social gatherings “like weddings.”

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He also reportedly became more paranoid after their daughter, Briar Rose was born, and wanted to avoid paparazzi so much that he chose to travel cross-country by car instead of taking a plane.

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On the other hand, the “Hart of Dixie” star is outgoing and found their situation “exhausting” after having “constant conflicts about everyday stuff,” said a source to People.

The pair separated a few weeks ago, with Bilson based in Los Angeles with their child. Christensen is said to be in Toronto.

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The actors met on the set of the movie “Jumper” in 2008 and were dating the same year. They have kept their relationship low-key for nearly ten years since. Both have yet to comment on reports of their separation. Niña V. Guno/JB

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