Emma Roberts Opens Up About Dark Nights After Motherhood and Changing Priorities
Emma Roberts shares her candid experience with motherhood, and how it reshaped her personal and professional life after welcoming her son Rhodes.
Emma Roberts graced the cover of Harper’s Bazaar Spain to discuss her personal journey with motherhood, highlighting both the challenging and joyful moments she experienced after giving birth to her son Rhodes in December 2020 with her ex-husband Garrett Hedlund 🌟.
The 34-year-old actress revealed that motherhood brought a new depth to her emotions, but also significant challenges, saying: "I faced dark nights after giving birth; motherhood gave me a deeper understanding of myself, personally and professionally 🌙💖."
She added that seeing the world through her child’s eyes inspired her both personally and professionally: "I’m still discovering myself as Rhodes approaches his fifth birthday, and I try my best, even though I don’t always succeed, but I keep going ✨."
The Aquamarine star emphasized that her priorities shifted since becoming a mother, as she became more selective in choosing projects, especially those requiring long shooting hours away from her family 👩👦.
Roberts concluded: "I try to make sure I have a life outside of work, because it’s easy for work to consume you completely 💼❤️."
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