In a recent interview with The Wall Street Journal magazine, 39-year-old Hollywood actress Anne Hathaway revealed her thoughts on childbearing and parenthood.
Anne Hathaway, best known for starring in the film The Princess Diaries, currently has two children with her husband, Adam Shulman, Jonathan, 6, and Jack, 2
Hathaway frankly said that although she still wants more children, she does face challenges in this regard.
Although pregnancy and childbirth are a simple matter for many people, in fact pregnancy is far more complicated than many people think!
In fact, Anne Hathaway herself has experienced infertility, and the hardships and hardships from wanting to get pregnant to finally being able to conceive a child must have been deeply understood.
In this regard, she also stressed that she is not the only person who has experienced or is experiencing this embarrassing experience, and when people can share and communicate this, they will not be isolated in their personal situation, which also makes her more willing to share her heart, said
"There's nothing embarrassing about it, it's a little sad, but it's also part of life"
Referring to children, Hathaway said,
The arrival of the child allowed her to find a foothold in life, and being a parent made her have a sense of mission in all aspects of life, and also shaped her into the person she wanted to be.
"It wasn't until I became a mother that I felt like I was completely here. After having children, I am more demanding of myself in all aspects, and those things that are not in tune must be stopped. For example, sometimes when you know you're not the best version of yourself, you have to give yourself a vacation (and come back)"
Recalling her first pregnancy, a peer close to Hathaway once told her that with children, she might not care so much about her career. However, Hathaway discovers that "this is not the case" and that she "cares more about her work!" ”
Asked if she would let her children follow in her footsteps into show business, Hathaway said she didn't want her children to get involved in the industry from an early age, which was the idea her parents had taught her, and her parents had told her
"You have time to become a professional actor later, but that's all you have to do as a kid."
"I encourage them to touch what interests them, but I strongly discourage them from starting acting at too young, and when they reach college age, it's never too late to decide what they want to do."
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