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Scarlett Johansson Opens Up About Ryan Reynolds Divorce, Distaste for “ScarJo” Nickname

Scarlett Johansson poses for Glamour magazine
Pregnant Scarlett Johansson opens up about her divorce from Ryan Reynolds four years after their split and her distaste for her "ScarJo" nickname -- see what she had to say

Scarlett Johansson is reflecting on what once was. Now pregnant and engaged to French journalist Romain Dauriac, the Under the Skin actress opens up in the new issue of Glamour about her 2010 divorce from Ryan Reynolds, and how her outlook on relationships have changed over the years. 

Related: PHOTOS: Scarlett and Ryan -- the way they were

“I feel I know now more of what I need in a relationship, what I want in a relationship,” the 29-year-old says in the May 2014 issue. “And I know I have more tools to communicate, not just with my partner, but with myself.”

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Scarlett Johansson on the May 2014 issue of Glamour magazine

“That’s not necessarily any reflection of who I was married to or what was happening in my marriage,” she clarifies, “but really where I was in my life.”

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The Captain America star and Reynolds, 37, split in December 2010 after two years of marriage. At the time, an insider told Us the big problem with their relationship was the distance, and the actress was “unhappy for a while.”

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Scarlett Johansson in Glamour

The pair remained private throughout their relationship, which is something they’ve continued to do with their new partners. Johansson has kept a low profile with Dauriac, as the twosome spend most of their time in Paris. Last month, it was confirmed they are expecting their first child. Reynolds, meanwhile, secretly tied the knot with Gossip Girl alum Blake Lively, 26, in September 2012. 

Related: PHOTOS: Hollywood's ugliest divorces

Johansson’s perspective on relationships may have changed, but it seems she’s at a standstill on how she feels about her “ScarJo” nickname. “I associate that name with, like, pop stars,” she tells Glamour. “It sounds tacky. It’s lazy and flippant.”

“And there’s something kind of violent about it,” she adds. “There’s something insulting about it.”

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