Anne Hathawayis about to become a mom of two!
“It’s not for a movie …#2,” she captioned the post, going on to hint that getting pregnant wasn’t exactly an easy journey for her and husbandAdam Shulman.
Hathaway and Shulman — who weremarried in September 2012— already share sonJonathan Rosebanks, whom they welcomed in March 2016.
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Anne Hathaway (L) and Adam Shulman in 2017.Steve Granitz/WireImage
During her first pregnancy, Hathaway prided herself onlearning she was a “decent liar”while awaiting the birth of her son. “Because people [would] come up and [have such] good intentions but they were like, ‘Do you know what you’re having?!’ ” she said onThe Late Late Showin May 2016. “And I was like … ‘Hmm. No.’ ”
“And then they were like, ‘When [are you] due?!’ and I’m like, ‘May,’ ” theOscar winner added ina laid-back tone, shrugging nonchalantly. “I just gave all the wrong information.”
In March 2017, a source revealed toE! Newsthat Hathaway “wants more kids” but wanted to give it a little more time before starting to try again.
“She wanted to wait untilJonathan was a little olderbefore they started trying again,” said the insider. “She wants Jonathan to have a sibling.”
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In a June interview forShapemagazine,The Hustlestar — who previously opened up about howshe deals with “mommy guilt”— said she used to feel a need to keep busy 24/7 but that perspective shifted when she and Schulman became parents.
“Before I had my son, I sensed this pressure to fill my schedule. If I wasn’t working, I felt like I was wasting time,” explained Hathaway. “Now I know I haveto build in breaks in my year, and there are times when I’m just not available to work because it’s important for me to be home with him.”
“So I shop a lot less. I cook a lot more. I read a lot more,” she added. “I write a lot more. I communicate a lot more. I make moretime for the things that matter to mebecause suddenly I have more time.”
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Hathaway appeared onThe Ellen DeGeneres Showin January to promote her movieSerenity, where she revealed she hadgiven up drinking alcoholuntil her son is 18 and not “living in my house.”
The actress admitted at the time that she doesn’t “totally love the way” she drinks, explaining that Jonathan is “getting to an age where he really does need me all the time, in the mornings.”
The decision, she said in a follow-up interview withTatlerin June, is a logistical one completely based on how she feels after she drinks as opposed to a “moralistic” choice — and certainly not one she’s projecting onto anyone else.
“My issue is I just love it. So. Much. But the way I do it makes me unavailable for my son,” said Hathaway of her previous approach to drinking before she gave it up completely last year. “My lasthangover lasted for five days.”
source: people.com
