12 Celebrity Couples Who Prove Opposites Really Do Attract

The couple is going five years strong despite being, as Conan O'Brien put it, "polar opposites."

"She's very loud and she likes a lot of noise in the house and I'm very quiet," Armisen agreed with the host on Conan. "We're very similar, but opposite. She's very like, 'I just want noise!' and I'm like, 'I just want quiet!' She likes the sort of feeling of chaos, and I like quiet just all the time."

The actor couple also differs on their ideal getaway destinations. "I went on vacation with her to Hawaii and I did not want to go … I just don't like the beach. But I made a real show of, you know I'm like, 'Hey, I'm doing this for you,' " Armisen added with a laugh.

"He's always trying to get me to hike, [do] yoga, eat vegan," the American Idol judge told Entertainment Tonight about her actor fiancé, whom she was first linked to in 2016. "There's a balance. I think when you're attracted to someone, it's kind of opposites attract. So I'm looking for that balance, and maybe he's looking for that, you know, multitask — I'm such a multi-tasker."

"[We're] opposites," Kunis said of herself and her husband of three years on Live with Kelly and Ryan. "He's much more logical than I am. He's also very optimistic and I'm very pessimistic. We're very much opposites in that. Like, he sees the world and sees all the good in the world and all the good in the people. And I'm like Debbie downer, I'm like 'That's not true. Here's why everything you think is wrong.' But I think there's a balance between [us]."

Now married to one of the most successful tennis players in history, Reddit co-founder Ohanian was once completely uninterested in the sport. "I've never picked up a racket," he admitted on Jimmy Kimmel Live. "I was so ignorant that when we first met, I had never even watched a match on television. Like, I would change the channel. I was such an arrogant football snob, that I changed the channel when tennis was on." He's obviously reached fan status these days, but Ohanian still shot down the chance for a personal lesson from the mom-to-be. "She's actually offered to give me lessons," he said. "Well, I turned them down. Because I wanted to be the only person in the world who had ever turned down Serena Williams for tennis lessons, and because I knew there was just no benefit to her seeing me being that bad at tennis."

"We were always different," the songwriter told PEOPLE. "I was always a little bit more buttoned up, and she was always more brash and free." Legend went on to admit that Teigen's outspoken nature took a bit of getting used to. "I would get a little nervous at first with some of the things she would say, because I didn't know how people would react. I usually played it more safely," he shared. But ultimately, Legend said, the spouses of four years found strength in their differences: "I think she's brought me out of my shell a bit, and made me enjoy life a little bit more. It's been fun to grow together in that."

Shelton told Billboard that he and his fellow The Voice coach-turned love "could not be, on paper, any more different." The country singer even admitted to not knowing that the rocker's hit song "It's My Life" was hers when it came on the radio. "I thought, 'Man, that sounds like Gwen.' And sure enough, the DJ said it was No Doubt. I was like, 'What the f---?' I didn't know that was her song. I'm still learning, I guess," he confessed.

The actors have both talked about their mismatched yet somehow perfectly complementary personalities. In 2015, Bell told Good Housekeeping that their relationship is "the Paula Abdul video 'Opposites Attract' personified." According to Bell, their different attitudes actually helped them build a healthy relationship. "I loved slamming doors – I wanted a dramatic exit! But he, having worked through a variety of emotional issues to get sober, said, 'This isn't going to work. This isn't how I’m going to communicate for the rest of my life.' When someone doesn't fight back and goes, 'I don't want to do this,' that threat is real. It makes you reevaluate your behavior. The way Dax and I argue now — and we argue a lot; we disagree on almost everything! — is so healthy," she explained.

As for Shepard, he admitted to the mag, "When I met her and her friends, I was suspicious of their unbridled happiness. I thought, 'Something stinks here; they're in a cult.'" Cleary, the actor learned to appreciate Bell's upbeat nature.

Believe it or not, the pop culture icon's love of nearly 25 years isn't at all interested in Hollywood life. "He's a great guy, but he doesn't care about show business at all. He couldn't care less," RuPaul revealed about his husband on Hollywood Today Live. While the star is busy on Drag Race, LeBar runs a 60,000-acre ranch in Wyoming and South Dakota. "Most of the time, he's on the ranch … but when we have a chance to do anything he doesn't want me to come there. We want to go somewhere fabulous," he said. "God bless you, Wyoming, but it's very boring, and it's the most isolated place on earth."

There is at least one aspect of Manganiello's life that the Modern Family star simply can't relate to: his love for the Pittsburgh Steelers. "He's, like, obsessed. He's like a sick person ... I think it's one of the most important things in his life. It's not just football, it's the Steelers. The Pittsburgh Steelers," she explained on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. "I arrive home when the season starts and even when he's alone to watch the game, he’s in his whole outfit. … I've learned to accept it, but at the beginning it was kind of weird." Vergara has made some progress in adapting to her hubby's lifestyle, though: she posted a photo of herself bundled up in Steelers gear with "#thegoodwife."

"He's a very private man so he hates when I talk about him. But I want to yell from the highest mountaintop about everything that goes on with us," Longoria told PEOPLE of her then-fiancé in 2015. And their differences go beyond the spouses' feelings on privacy. "We call him 'Mr. Fancy Pants' because he always has a pocket square and a suit," Longoria told PEOPLE Now in 2016. "He's super stylish. He loves fashion way more than I do!"

Keys was totally not into her now-husband of seven years when they first encountered each other. "Honestly, I didn't really like him that much. I thought he was too ostentatious," she shared with Marie Claire U.K. "Swizz will have the fastest car, the biggest jewelry, the loudest jacket; everything with him is really over the top. I used to see him and think, 'He is so annoying,' " she added. Over time, the low-key singer realized the two actually had a lot to offer one another. "I think we've taught each other a lot," she told the mag. "He's taught me to live more fully and I think I've taught him to live more deeply."

Parton told PEOPLE in 2015 that being different than her love is actually the secret to their 50-plus-year marriage. "They say that opposites attract, and it's true," she said. "We're completely opposite, but that's what makes it fun. I never know what he's gonna say or do. He’s always surprising me ... He wants to be mostly around the house. He knows I'm just the opposite. I can't go enough places. I can't do enough things. He loves that. He's independent. He doesn't need me in his face, and it's the same with me. But when we’re together, we have enough things in common that it works."