Anne Hathaway is living his happiest stage, both professionally as well as personally. The actress has been married for more than 10 years to her husband, Adam Shulman, with whom she has two small children in common and, at the same time, is focused on her latest work, The idea of having youa romantic comedy based on the book of the same name by writer Robinne Lee.
Although she currently has a full life full of happiness, the winner of the Oscar, Golden Globe, BAFTA and SAG awards for best supporting actress for her performance in The Miserables has lived some hectic years on a personal level.
One of the problems Hathaway experienced in the past was alcohol-related. “Normally, I don’t talk about it, but I have been sober for over five years.. That seems like a milestone to me,” he said in an interview she offered for the New York Times.
In other interview for the magazine Vanity Fair, She assured that she knew that alcohol was not for her. “It seemed so extreme to have to say, ‘But nothing? But nothing.’ If you are allergic to something, you don’t discuss it. So I stopped discussing it. My personal experience is that everything is better. For me, it was wallowing in fuel. And I don’t like to wallow,” were the statements she offered in this regard.
Likewise, the actress has assured that, for her, Having reached the age of 40 is “like a gift.” “The fact is, I hesitate to call things ‘middle age’ simply because I can be correct and say it, but then get hit by a car later today. I don’t know if this is middle age. We don’t know anything,” she said. for the American newspaper.
“I feel much more comfortable with myself now at 40 than I did when I was 20. “I felt lost when I was 20. I felt this pressure to have it all figured out and I thought that since I didn’t know everything about myself, somehow I was doing something wrong,” she explained, on the other hand, to the media. E.T..
