Michelle Yeoh said this week that she “feels like a failure” for not being able to have children. The actress shared her perspective during a conversation about infertility.
“I think the worst moment is when you feel this kind of failure every month,” he said during an appearance on BBC Radio 4. “It wasn’t for lack of trying, because I always loved kids, and still do.”
The star clarified, “I believe it’s a woman’s choice. It’s your choice that you want to have children, and it shouldn’t be imposed on you… But I’ve always wanted to have children.” ‘
Yeho said that her experience of infertility influenced her first marriage to Sir Dixon Poon. The couple married in 1988 and divorced in 1992.
“When I first got married, it was very clear in our path, that this marriage was about the children, the next generation and all that,” he said, before going on to say that the relationship broke up. . Heartbreaking” but necessary.
“You also have to understand, these are the conversations you really have to have with yourself and be able to look ahead and think, yes, we love each other so much now, but in 10 years or 20 years, I still can’t give him the family he longs for,” Yehu said. “And you have to be fair sometimes, which is why these conversations between couples are so important. If someone wants [something] And the other one doesn’t, that’s something you have to deal with in the beginning, because there’s going to be a lot of injuries along the way… So I think it was very brave in our way to admit that, to say, ‘ ok Let’s not drag it out.”
Pawan is a father of five children. It is the godmother of its greatest. Last year, she married Jane Todd, and recently became a grandmother to her stepson.
“I’m 62. Of course I’m not about to have a baby yet, but the thing is, we just had a grandchild,” she continued. “Then you think you’re still very, very blessed because you have a child in your life.”
She added, “I think at some point you stop blaming yourself. I go, there are things in your body that don’t work a certain way. It’s like… you just Letting go and moving on, and I think you’ve reached a point where you have to stop blaming yourself.
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