Hilary Swank reveals what she feels about parenting at 50
Hilary Swank reflects on her motherhood journey in her late 40s and early 50s
Hilary Swank has recently revealed what she feels about parenting at 50.
In a new interview with Women’s Health, the Ordinary Angels actress said that she didn’t actively wait until 47 and welcomed her first twins at 48 in 2023.
“But that was a magical time in my life, when it all culminated. It was the right time for a myriad of reasons,” explained Swank.
Sharing the benefit of being a new parent at her age, the Logan Lucky actress stated she’s “much more patient”.
“I'm a very different parent than I would've been, even in my early 40s,” confessed Swank.
The Good Mother actress explained, “I'm much more understanding. I am much more, I think, interested in a different way than I would've been.”
“I'm really interested in their brains. I'm fascinated about what makes them tick,” she pointed out.
Swank mentioned, “I have my career that's already established, so I'm not divided. I'm able to really sink in and be present with them and be a hands-on parent.”
Last week, the two-time Oscar winner and her second husband Philip Schneider had celebrated the second birthdays of their daughter Aya and son Ohm.
Elsewhere in the interview, Swank talked about working out after becoming a mother to two children.
“Working out for me is really lifting two 25lb babies,” noted the actress.
Swank explained, “It's a squat workout. It's an arm workout, like, I think I have bigger arms than I've had since Million Dollar Baby with these babies.”
“If I could pick up the babies with my triceps, I would have a full-rounded workout,” remarked the actress.
Swank mentioned, “Even with the babies, when they're napping, I have those three hours to get my exercise in and read a script or take a meeting or do an interview.”
“I think there's also in being a new mom a lot of people talk about bouncing back but I call it bouncing forward because I don't want my old body anymore,” dished the actress.
Meanwhile, Swank added, “I love that this was the body that housed and grew these two incredible human beings And I want to honour my new body and not try and get something that was.”
-
Bad Bunny's Super Bowl halftime show: What time will he perform tonight?
-
Chris Pratt explains why he and Katherine Schwarzenegger did premarital counseling
-
Miranda Kerr shares the one wellness practice she does with her kids
-
Khloe Kardashian shares how she and her sisters handle money between themselves
-
Chris Hemsworth hailed by Halle Berry for sweet gesture
-
Barbra Streisand's obsession with cloning revealed
-
Patriots' WAGs slam Cardi B amid plans for Super Bowl party: She is 'attention-seeker'
-
Chris Robinson spills the beans on his, Kate Hudson's son's career ambitions