Bono: Wife & The Edge ‘Talk Behind My Back’ – U2 Rumours
- U2 frontman Bono has spoken about the enduring friendship between his wife, Ali Hewson, and bandmate David Howell Evans, known as The Edge, addressing long-standing rumors of a...
- In a recent interview on The Project, Bono discussed his upcoming documentary, "Bono: Stories of Surrender," which explores his life and career.
- Bono joked that the pair's closeness was "still a sore subject," noting that Hewson seemed particularly interested in The Edge's guitar playing during their school years.
U2 frontman Bono candidly addresses persistent rumors about his wife, Ali Hewson, and bandmate The Edge, revealing their enduring friendship and how it impacts his life. In a new interview, Bono humorously acknowledges the closeness between Hewson and The Edge, sparking speculation for years. He shares insights into their bond, emphasizing the unwavering support he receives from both, while also discussing his new documentary, “Bono: Stories of Surrender.” The documentary delves into his life and career. Explore the close connection between Bono, Hewson, and The Edge, and how their relationships have shaped U2’s story. News Directory 3 has the scoop. Discover what’s next for U2’s iconic frontman and his inner circle.
Bono Addresses Rumors About Wife Ali Hewson and The Edge
Updated May 26, 2025
U2 frontman Bono has spoken about the enduring friendship between his wife, Ali Hewson, and bandmate David Howell Evans, known as The Edge, addressing long-standing rumors of a romantic connection. Bono and Hewson have been married since 1982 and have four children.
In a recent interview on The Project, Bono discussed his upcoming documentary, “Bono: Stories of Surrender,” which explores his life and career. The film touches on the close bond between Hewson and The Edge, who were classmates a year behind Bono.
Bono joked that the pair’s closeness was “still a sore subject,” noting that Hewson seemed particularly interested in The Edge’s guitar playing during their school years. He quipped that he had to become the “class clown” to compete for attention.
Despite the rumors, Bono emphasized the unwavering support he receives from both Hewson and the Edge. He acknowledged their consistent presence in his life, stating that they are always “there” for him.
Bono praised Hewson, who he has been with as age 15, for her instrumental role in his success. He also lauded his bandmates, including The Edge, who married Morleigh Steinberg in 2002. Bono stated, “I’m really one quarter of an artist without Edge, Adam and Larry. And I’m half of a person without Ali.”
They’re still really close – and they still talk about me behind my back. they say it’s out of concern.
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What’s next
“Bono: Stories of surrender” offers an intimate look at Bono’s life beyond the stage. the documentary will be available on Apple TV+ starting May 30, following a seven-minute standing ovation at its Cannes premiere.