Matthew McConaughey has revealed the real reason that he quit his lavish celebrity lifestyle in Los Angeles in favor of moving to a remote Texas ranch with his family in 2014.

Ketchup may not have the same level of controversy as mayo, but it definitely has its share of passionate fans—and passionate haters. But for those on the ketchup-loving side of the fence, you can rest easy knowing Matthew McConaughey is standing proudly in your corner.

Something else that makes McConaughey’s tuna salad unique is that he mixes his mayo with wasabi before incorporating it into the dish. That special ingredient brings a nice hit of spice to the salad and elevates the flavor of the tuna. And for those of us who love wasabi on a sushi roll with tuna, it should be a welcome flavor combination.

Matthew McConaughey may be best known for his Oscar-winning role in “Dallas Buyers Club,” the lasting cultural impact of “True Detective” and those pink jeans in “Dazed and Confused,” but his latest earth-shaking project is of a different sort.

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You can divide Matthew McConaughey into a few distinct categories: There's slick lawyer, rom-com hunk, lovable sleaze, and everything else. The guy looks as good in a cowboy hat as he does in a suit or in nothing at all.

Hollywood is a land of big risks, bigger rewards, and stories that will make you do a double take in the world where dreams are sold for millions. Only a few dare to walk away from offers that others would consider life-changing in their bank account.

Matthew McConaughey shares three kids with his wife, Camila Alves: Levi, Vida McConaughey, and Livingston. Let's take a look inside their lavish lifestyle.