Although Emma can't wait to enter the show business, her mother wants her to live the life of an ordinary child, until she is 9 years old, when she finally can't resist her bitter entanglement and let her audition. Roberts' last name does have a unique silver charm, and Emma successfully got the opportunity to play Johnny Depp's daughter in "Narcos of America". But the film, which recreates the real life of a drug dealer, is clearly beyond Emma's comprehension, and the brilliance of the male and female protagonists Penelope Cruz and Depp is no brighter than her aunt, so that she can't understand the friends around her yelling at her: "That's the best film I've ever seen, I really didn't expect you to be in it!"
"American Drug Lord" was eventually rated R, and it wasn't until she turned 17 that Emma saw the film herself, looking at the shots of herself and Depp on the screen, and she couldn't help but shout, "I've made movies with such good people."
Emma seems to have a relaxed recount of her bumpy upbringing. However, there is wind and rain in it. Her mother, Kelly, and father Eric separated when Emma was seven months old. Julia Roberts reportedly sided with Kelly in the 1993 battle between the two sides for custody. Because Eric had been addicted to drugs at that time, and Julia had a deep prejudice against Eric at that time, believing that Eric was not capable of teaching Emma well, and finally Eric successfully rehabilitated in the early 90s, and in 2004 Julia gave birth to twins, Eric came to visit and take good care of them, and the relationship was repaired. At present, Emma's career is booming, and Eric has only starred in some second-line action films. "We don't talk much, he lives here, but we haven't seen much. I followed him on Twitter, if that counted as anything. Emma recounts his connection to Eric now
Emma Roberts is an American film actress and singer. She has been acting since she was 9 years old, and has acted in films such as "A Serious Book", "The Story of a Girl With Amnesia", and "Wild Child". The image of youth and vitality after the 90s is favored. The music albums include Unfabulous and More.
