Jennifer Lawrence Opens Up About Postpartum and New Film Role
Jennifer Lawrence recently shared how her challenging postpartum experience after her second child influenced her portrayal in the film Die My Love. At 35, the actress spoke exclusively with PEOPLE during the New York City premiere of the movie.
Connecting Personal Experience to Acting
In the film, Lawrence plays a new mother struggling with the demands of motherhood. She revealed that her own life experiences helped her bring authenticity to the role.
“I didn't really end up having really bad postpartum [anxiety] until my second [baby],” Lawrence said. “I think that just added another layer.”
She further explained that while one doesn’t need to be a parent to play one, understanding what a newborn requires enriched her performance:
“Having that information about, you know, what a tiny person needs, and is looking for. Just having that information was helpful.”
Family and Past Disclosures
- Jennifer shares two sons with husband Cooke Maroney: Cy, 3, and a newborn born earlier this year.
- She has previously discussed her postpartum anxiety in interviews, openly reflecting on her fears as a mother.
“I just thought every time he was sleeping he was dead,” she told The New Yorker about her baby.
Author's Summary
Jennifer Lawrence candidly reveals how her postpartum struggles after her second child deepened her understanding of motherhood, informing her latest film role with emotional truth.
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