In the columns of People magazine, actress Anne Hathaway (who is the mother of two little boys) recently spoke about motherhood and postpartum.
His face is (now) well known to fans of the 7th art. On November 12, Anne Hathaway will celebrate her 41st birthday. In recent years, the American actress has starred in numerous feature films, including The devil wears Prada, Princess against her, Wretched, The Dark Knight Rises or Interstellar. In 2011, she also lent her features to the character ofEmma, the heroine of the film A dayadapted from the British novel of the same name written by David Nicholls.
On the private side, the actress is the happy mother of two little boys, named Jonathan and Jack. Born in 2016 and 2019, the children are the fruit of her love affair with American actor Adam Shulman. Friday September 22, the forty-year-old gave an interview to People. The opportunity, for the one who is friends with Emily Blunt, Jessica Chastain and Meryl Streep, to be very cash about postpartum: “Leave the bodies alone.”
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Anne Hathaway: “Don’t set expectations”
During this interview, Anne Hathaway spoke about her experience of motherhood, ensuring that the birth of her two adorable toddlers allowed her to pay more attention to her body. “It takes three years for your body to fully recover from pregnancy.”, confided the actress in particular. Before regretting the fact that “people don’t talk about it” and to indicate that it did her a lot of good the day she realized that her situation was far from isolated.
In the columns of the same magazine, Anne Hathaway took a stand against injunctions against women, who is required by society to lose weight quickly after giving birth. Her advice to young mothers or those in the making? “Just be in the moment, take care of yourself and don’t set expectations.”
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This is not the first time that Anne Hathaway has taken a stand on the subject. In August 2016, the actress shared a publication on her Instagram account [à retrouver par ICI]in which she had long advocated self-love and acceptance of one’s body.
“There’s no shame in gaining weight during pregnancy (or at any time, for that matter).. There is no need to feel ashamed if it takes longer than you expected to lose the weight you gained at that time (if you want to lose it)she detailed in a publication much appreciated by her fans. There’s no shame in turning your jeans from last summer into shortsif it is now too small for your thighs.”
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