Javier Bardem and his wife, Penelope Cruz, choose to let their acting work speak for who they are, not their marriage or their lives as parents of son Leonardo (born in 2011) and daughter Luna (born in 2013). They aren't the only Hollywood couple who have shied away from sharing their personal lives. 
Ryan Gosling and Eva Mendes never talked much about their relationship, they've never confirmed that they were expecting a baby, and they've been mum about the reported birth of a daughter. 
Remember when Beyonce and Jay Z wouldn't say they were dating? That led right up to them initially refusing to confirm they got married in 2008. They are only slightly more open now. "What Jay and I have is real," Beyonce said in a 2008 interview. "It's not about interviews or getting the right photo op. It's real." 
Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt kept it small and intimate when they married in August. They share bits and pieces about their family life, but not much. 
You don't often hear much about John Krasinski and his wife, Emily Blunt. The pair didn't confirm they were a couple until they became engaged in 2009. "The Office" star announced via Twitter in February that his wife had given birth to their daughter. 
All of the hoopla surrounding the end of their engagement in 2010 may contribute to why Rachel Bilson and Hayden Christensen don't really discuss their now-reconciled relationship. It was reported in May that the couple were expecting their first child. 
Fans barely knew Rachel Weisz and Daniel Craig were dating before they quietly married in 2011. They remain very private about their married life. 
Director Taylor Hackford, left, talks to actor Nnamdi Asomugha and actress Kerry Washington in January, but probably not about their relationship. Fans were shocked when Asomugha, a former NFL football player, and Washington married in 2013, and so far they have managed to keep their infant daughter under wraps. 
Emma Stone and Andrew Garfield will talk about their co-starring roles in the latest "Spider-Man" movie all day. But chatting about being a real-life couple? Not so much. 
Natalie Portman has never been the type of celeb to discuss her personal life, and that hasn't changed since her secret 2012 wedding to dancer Benjamin Millepied.
- Penelope Cruz is Esquire magazine's Sexiest Woman Alive
- The actress is notoriously private
- She declined to talk about her projects and family
(CNN) -- Keeping a sense of mystery is 2014's definition of sexy, at least according to Esquire magazine.
The men's publication has named Penelope Cruz, one of Hollywood's most notoriously private stars, as this year's "Sexiest Woman Alive."
Cruz follows in the footsteps of previous winners like Scarlett Johansson, Mila Kunis and Rihanna.
But being the newly crowned "Sexiest Woman Alive" hasn't made Cruz any more revealing. She has one drama, "Ma ma," set to bow this year in Spain, and is filming the comedy "Grimsby" with Sacha Baron Cohen and Isla Fisher. The Oscar winner was tight-lipped about both projects with Esquire and was similarly elusive about her relationship with fellow actor Javier Bardem.
The couple tied the knot in 2010 and now have a 3-year-old son and a 1-year-old daughter, but neither star has been eager to share details of parenthood.
"That is for us," Cruz explained to Esquire, adding that her family's the reason you don't often see her in the public eye.
As far as her new title of "Sexiest Woman Alive," Cruz was just as tight-lipped. She feels more "like a mother who doesn't get enough sleep," Esquire says, than the magazine's newest title-holder.
But on the other hand, "assume a virtue, if you have it not."
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