Natalie Portman on the comments of unwanted children’s stumbling blocks at the 2011 Academy Awards ceremony
Natalie Portman She admitted that it was “difficult” in the award season during pregnancy in 2011, remembering a specific experience in Academy Awards That year.
Portman, 43, said during Tuesday, May 20, an episode of an episode “A dish of waitrose” Podcast. “It’s a lot of tension. It’s a lot of attention … and I was sober while not everyone.”
Portman said it was “very big” because of her pregnancy, which led to unwanted comments.
“Everyone was like,” Oh, you are going to pop. “I was like,” I am pregnant in four months. “Everyone was like,” you should give birth tomorrow. “I was like,” I have another five months to go. “
“I think I was in an interview in June 2018 in the Cyrus City Hall:” I think I was in, like, dream, Benjamin Melipide was on her black swellers collection in 2009. Portman. […]
“Maybe the only actress was eating my way to the Academy Awards ceremony,” Portman said.
In February 2011, Portman got the best Oscar actress for her role in Nina Cyds in Black swan. She gave Viance at that time Benjamin Milipid -What she met in the movie group-shout in the admission letter.
“My beautiful love, Benjamin Melipide, who designed the film and now gave me the most important my role in my life,” Portman said, referring to motherhood. (The husband welcomed their son, Alif, in June 2011.)
Portman and Melipide, 47, married in June 2012 and expanded their family in 2017 with her daughter Amalia. US weekly ConfirmedHat Portman and Melipide separated After 11 years of marriage. they Put the final touches on divorce In February 2024.
This may not be by choosing the Valerie Macon/AFP via Getty Images, but Natalie Portman has moved from her separation from her separate husband, Benjamin Melipide, in the public eye. “It is terrible, and I have no desire to contribute to this,” Portman, 42, told Vanity Fair in the annual Hollywood case published on Wednesday, February 21. […]
After her divorce, Portman began talking more Frankly for her role as a mother.
She said in a Interview magazine I published a profile last month. “I spent a lot of time with my friends, with their children and children; this is very fun.”
During the same interview, she was asked whether the presence of a family allows a “balance” in her personal and professional life.
“Having children, this was not really a motivation,” she replied, referring to her ex -husband. “I was excited to have children, and with someone I love. But it is really important that there are people in your life that keeps you on Earth.”
