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Schwarzenegger says he still loves estranged wife Shriver, hopes for reconciliation

California Republican Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and former wife Maria Shriver arrive for a black-tie dinner at the White House, February 22, 2009. (FILE/UPI Photo/Mike Theiler)

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Published: Jan. 22, 2013 at 8:51 AM

BERLIN, Jan. 22 (UPI) -- Austrian-born film star Arnold Schwarzenegger says he still loves his estranged wife, Maria Shriver.

Germany's Bild newspaper quotes the star of "The Terminator" movie franchise and "The Last Stand" as saying he spent Christmas with Shriver and their four children, despite the 2011 breakup of their marriage.

Shriver filed for divorce after 25 years of marriage when Schwarzenegger admitted he fathered a son with a member of the family's household staff more than a decade ago, before he served as governor of California.

"We're not fighting any war. I still hope for reconciliation. I still love Maria," Schwarzenegger told the newspaper.

Topics: Arnold Schwarzenegger, Maria Shriver

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