Julia Roberts
This is how she defends the baby photo of her twins
Julia Roberts and her husband, US cameraman Daniel Moder, have three children together. The fraternal twins and son Henry.
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Julia Roberts has explained herself: That’s why she showed her children publicly on Instagram, even though she otherwise hardly gives any private insights.
Julia Roberts (56) explained in an interview why she was on the 19th birthday of her twins Hazel and Phinnaeus published a childhood photo of the two on social media. “It’s something that should be celebrated and I know that Instagram is a place where people like to share happy things,” she said in an interview with “Extra” magazine. A journalist asked the Hollywood star about the private snapshot, as Roberts is actually known for protecting her privacy.
The Oscar winner has only given sporadic insights into her family life in the past and attracted a lot of attention with the Instagram photo that she shared with her 11.7 million followers. “I love her so much and I really just came across this sweet picture by chance,” said the 56-year-old, explaining her decision. “This way, as a proud mother, I can share something from them without violating their privacy.”
The actress published on her twins’ 18th birthday a special throwback photo on Instagram, but the children’s faces were not visible. This year, Roberts didn’t hide the twins, both of them are sitting on her lap in the photo and looking into the camera. She wrote about the souvenir online on November 28th: ”There are no words for the joy, the fun, the wild excitement of life together.”
Julia Roberts appreciates the way her children treat her
In an interview with “Today” Julia Roberts gushed about being able to still be the same mother to her children as she used to be. There is no eye-rolling from her twins and a “great level of understanding” that both sides have for each other. “I parent them the same way outside the house as I do at home. That is, ‘Are you getting enough sleep? You sound like you’re sick. Are you drinking tea?’ And: ‘Send me a text when you get home so I can see that you’re okay,'” says the “Leave The World Behind” actress.