Chris Hemsworth talks about keeping 'spark' alive with wife Elsa Pataky

Chris Hemsworth is sharing his two cents about 15 years of marriage with wife.

Speaking on the latest episode of 'On Purpose with Jay Shetty podcast, the actor spoke about what make him and wife Elsa Pataky star strong.

"Both having a sort of adventurous spirit, making time for one another. I think the complicated times have been when it's been all work, all kids, and all of a sudden the 'us' in the relationship is sort of non-existent," he said. 

"You're just kind of managing a household or the work-family schedule. Elsa will be off at work, and I'll be off at work and then it's chaos with kid time, and so sort of removing ourselves from all of that and just having time for the two of us and making space for each other rather than the rest of the world that can be so all-consuming."

The duo met in 2010 and share daughters India, 13, as well as twins Sasha and Tristan, 11.

Speaking about their busy lives, Hemsworth added: "I think it's hard for anyone, really. It's all relative. Yeah, it's challenging, but we also have opportunity to make it work."

"We have no excuse as far as how much time we can make for each other due to the support we can get due to our situation," Hemsworth added.

"There's always that spark and that attraction, but what it comes down to is friendship and companionship at the end. The moment you run out of things to talk about, you lack that curiosity and interest in one another, that's when it's concerning," he said.