Aaron Pedersen has been with his spouse for about two decades. Aaron Pedersen, who has been in popular TV dramas such as Mystery Road (2018-2020) and City Homicide (2007-2010), married his film production wife, Sarah Bond for over two decades.
The Longevity of Pedersen and Bond’s Relationship
The Australian actor has been tight-lipped about his personal life. However, he has spoken about Bond and their connection occasionally. In an interview with The Age in February 2009, he stated that he lives in the same house as Bond. Bond has been with the actor and his family for 13 years, according to The Sydney Morning Herald. The pair have been dating for a long time, but it is unknown if they are married. Pedersen has previously been married. From 1999 to 2000, he was married to his ex-wife Lisa Serma, according to his IMDb page.
Bond made a documentary on Pedersen’s brother Vinnie.
Pedersen and his brother Vinnie were raised in foster homes in Alice Springs. Vinnie, who is just a year younger than his elder brother, suffers from cerebral palsy and a moderate intellectual handicap. When the actor was seven years old, he discovered his sibling had special needs. Despite being in foster homes and having difficult days, Pedersen always made sure he looked after his sibling with great care. His brother, in turn, would adore him more than anything else in the world. In the same interview with The Sydney Morning Herald, he said that he is eternally thankful for having his brother.
He’s still here with me. I’ll be eternally thankful. He’s still in my path. He’ll always be a part of my life. He’s a terrific travel companion on this trip. He stays true to himself. He always makes me chuckle. ‘I’m more famous than my brother,’ he constantly says.
He further said that having his own children is not an option since he considers his brother his child and wants to devote his whole life to him.
In 2006, Pedersen and his partner created the touching short documentary My Brother Vinnie, which focused on the two brothers’ unbreakable connection. The documentary was written by Goldstone, directed by Steven McGregor, and co-produced by Bond and his spouse. “She’s like a big sister to him, and she loves him just as much as I do, and that’s all I want. We truly arrived as a bundle. “Pedersen spoke to SMH about his partner’s involvement in caring for his sibling.
