Eva Mendes hoses down reports she and Ryan Gosling have moved to the UK with their family

Eva Mendes is setting the record straight.

The actress, 51, who is in a longterm relationship with fellow Hollywood star Ryan Gosling, 44, has hit out and denied reports she and their family have permanently moved to London from the US and are now living in the upscale Hampstead.

Barbie star Gosling is filming a new film in the UK and the family has been spotted around London, but Mendes has said in a new Instagram post that the US is still their official home.

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"WRONG again," she wrote, sharing a screenshot of an article.

"Although I love my time in London, I can't wait to get back home and celebrate the @dodgers World Series championship!

"Go Dodgers!!!"

She reportedly previously told The Times about being in the UK for a bit: "We're in Notting Hill, so we have access to those communal gardens. Seriously, it's magical."

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Gosling is reportedly filming his new project in Surrey.

Mendes previously took a step back from Hollywood to focus on motherhood. She and Gosling share two kids together.

The two actors reportedly started dating after working together on 2012's The Place Beyond the Pines.

It's believed they secretly married back a few years ago.

The actress previously spurred speculation when she referred to Gosling as her "husband".

"Everyone is so welcoming here, and my husband Ryan is here and we are having the best time," she once said on the Today show during an interview.

In another rare interview, she opened up about her approach to parenting.

She became emotional and fought back tears as she spoke about how she hates that she sometimes "yells" at her kids.

The Hitch star, who has Cuban heritage, also said she's trying her best as a mother to not raise their kids by "fear".

"What pattern do you think has been hardest to break as a mother?" Mendes was asked while appearing on Parenting & You by Dr. Shefali.

''Yelling... because I don't yell when they need me. I've never yelled, like, 'Shut up' or anything," Mendes explained.

"It's not in my mind, like, a 'mean' yell, but it doesn't matter. I yell. And it's this yelling that I find so cultural.

''I'm having a hard time getting through and not yelling. The rushing and the yelling, that's the hardest thing for me."

Mendes added that growing up, she thinks she was raised through "fear".

"My mother was definitely so loving and amazing, but it was a definite raising us by fear," she said.

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