William Levy Confesses He’s Addicted To Love, Considers Telenovela Comeback With Thalía

William Levy is promoting his new feature film called "Addicted," based on the best-selling novel by Zane. The thriller is about a woman who cheats on her husband and then faces the consequences of possibly having her family destroyed. In the film starring Sharon Leal, Boris Kodjoe and Kat Graham, Levy plays Quentin Matthews a struggling artist that becomes the desire of the lead character. Sex is obviously the addiction in this film, but what is the 34-year-old Cuban actor addicted to? "I am addicted to love, my children, kindness, food, México, taquitos, I am addicted to a lot of things, happiness," he told morning show "Hoy." Levy, as many know, is most famously known for turning up the heat on primetime with telenovelas like "La Tempestad," "Sortilegio" and "Cuidado Con El Angel."

It was the Mexican soaps that made him a household name in the Latino community in the U.S. and fans await his return. As he experiments with film in Hollywood his plans are to focus in that industry, but doesn't rule out the possibility of making a return. "For now we are focused in film and we are thinking about that," he said. "Further down the line, God willing, I would like to do something here in México, I enjoy México, I love México." A couple days ago, Thalía mentioned that if she would return to the genre she would like it to be with the hunky star. Lili Estefan interviewed her for "El Gordo y La Flaca" where she said, "20 really make you doubt." Estefan quipped and said, "I have 20 and a William Levy." Thalia quickly reacted with a great smile on her face, "Well then, maybe."

William Levy is very private with family matters and there are always rumors swirling regarding his marital status with Elizabeth Gutierrez. The actor didn't say anything about that, but he did mention he is open with fans. "I share with everyone that follows me on Twitter and Instagram things in my private life," he said. "I let them know a little bit about my work, but also share moments of my life, what I do on a day-to-day basis and any little thing that can make them feel closer to my personal life."