Renée Zellweger says she's 'OK' with being single

Actree Renée Zellweger, who married country singer Kenny Chesney in 2005, only to have the marriage annulled several months later has revealed that she's quite happy being single.

The 'Bridget Jones' actress spoke to Reader's Digest for their November issue - where she spoke about single life, keeping in touch with former lover George Clooney & her failed marriage to Kenny Chesney.

On staying single for the rest of her life, Zellweger said: "I don’t want to sound cavalier by saying that I’m okay with my situation, because I’m not a frivolous person and don’t take on something of such significance lightly. But there’s good in every situation. It sounds simplistic, but I still have the good things that have always been in my life.”

On her failed marriage to country singer Kenny Chesney, the actress revealed:  “I got married, and I’m not married. Not everything works out like you might hope, and I’m not the first person to have disappointment in my life.”

On her relationship with actor George Clooney:
“He’s a good friend … you know, we have a lovely relationship. I write him six-page e-mails about my political rage, and he writes back, and cares too.”

On why she refuses to take on racy roles, she said: “I don’t want the first shot of the movie to be a close-up on my naked breast because what that leads to doesn’t have a place in my life. “[Older brother] Drew, Dad, Mom, there’s a premiere tonight. You want to come?” I have to keep that in mind.”

On why she left L.A, she revealed: “I wasn’t really into being followed around everywhere by six guys with two-way radios. There’s this whole network. You start to recognize them and it’s like, You’re not invited. I have a fitting, then I have to go meet this director to discuss the next project, then I have an interview, and I’m going to go for a run. And you’re not invited. But they’ll come with you all day. I don’t want to feed the fishes. I also don’t want to be one of those people who are sour about it. So I decided I’d just leave.”