Shia LaBeouf and wife Mia Goth take opposing political stances

Written by . Published: February 14 2017

Shia Labeouf's wife Mia Goth takes a more positive approach to politics than her husband.


The 23-year-old actress wed Shia, 30, in Las Vegas last October (16) but as the pair didn't apply for a license for their nuptials, there is still a question over whether their union is legal.

Mia attended the premiere of her new movie A Cure for Wellness in New York on Monday night (13Feb17), and opened up about her and her spouse's different ways of looking at the world.

Labeling herself a "glass half full kind of girl" when it comes to politics, Mia told People.com: "I think the political climate we’re in is not the best one we could be in. But I think if you were to try and find a silver lining in this situation, it’s that it’s mobilising younger generations and engaging them in politics... I think that’s always a good thing."

Shia has been very vocal about his hatred for new President Donald Trump, and created a live art installation outside the Museum of the Moving Image in New York following his inauguration. The piece was called "HE WILL NOT DIVIDE US", with a live camera capturing Shia and countless others repeating the phrase.

However, the museum shut down the installation on Friday (10Feb17) due to safety concerns.

“The installation created a serious and ongoing public safety hazard for the museum, its visitors, its staff, local residents and businesses,” the museum said in a statement. “While the installation began constructively, it deteriorated markedly after one of the artists was arrested at the site of the installation and ultimately necessitated this action.”

Despite the premature end of the piece, Mia remains more than proud of her spouse and his motivation when it comes to his beliefs.

She also considers him one of the best actors of his generation, adding to Entertainment Tonight at the premiere: "He's definitely one of the most brilliant actors, for sure. I'm incredibly proud of him, and I have great respect for him."