Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz aren't letting the spotlight transform their relationship.
When answering a question about how they handle "external commentary" of their relationship, the newlyweds shared in an interview with Vogue Hong Kong that they are staying devoted to each other through thick and thin.
"We always have each other's back, no matter what. At the end of the day we're best friends and we wouldn't have it any other way," the couple told the publication. "We don't think about our relationship as being in the spotlight we just think about us as being in a relationship."
Brooklyn married Nicola in April, though the 23-year-old knew he wanted to spend everyday with the Transformers star during her first London visit.
"Before she was about to leave, I bought the last seat on the plane and flew back to New York with her," Brooklyn said in his new interview. "That's the moment I knew I never wanted to be separated from her."
The couple have since split their time between exploring London and Los Angeles.
"Every time we go to London, Brooklyn gets so excited to show me all the places he grew up. When we're in L.A., we have our own little traditions that make us happy," Nicola said. "Every Sunday we go to the farmers market and it's the little things like that make it feel like home. Los Angeles is where we spend most of our time."
Location doesn't really matter to the lovebirds, who said, "when we're together it always feels like home no matter where we are."
When asked what qualities they treasure most in each other, Nicola noted, "His kindness, his heart, and his sensitivity."
Brooklyn, who is embarking on a cooking career, had no trouble mincing his words, telling Vogue Hong Kong, "She is perfect in every way."
The son of David and Victoria Beckham hasn't shied away from displaying the love he has for his wife, getting Nicola-inspired tattoos and a new joint last name: Peltz Beckham.
"I just thought it was different. Not many guys take their wives' names," Brooklyn told E! News' Daily Pop at Variety's Power of Young Hollywood event last month. "So, I was just like, 'Why not?' It fit really cool together."