Robin Wright: You regret this when your children are raised

Robin Wright (59) regretted failures in the upbringing of her children. The actress revealed this “as a mother, I regret a lot,” she told the British newspaper. She had experienced the consequences of this for many years. “I wasn’t hard enough to you,” said the “House of Cards” actress. Robin Wright has daughter Dylan Frances (34) and son Hopper Jack (32) with Sean Penn (65). She was married to her acting colleague from 1996 to 2010.

One of the most extreme episodes of Robin Wrights allegedly to Laxer Education could be Hopper Jack Penn’s drug problems. The promisons, which was also active as an actor, made his in 2017 at the age of 16 he was arrested for drug possession.

As Robin Wright told the Times, daughter Dylan Frances was also rebellious as a teenager. When the phone rang, she always asked herself: “‘He still lives? Is she still alive?’ – I went through it for so many years with both of them, “she said. But both children are doing well.

Sean Penn was the stricter part in child rearing. But because of his work as an actor and director, he was rarely at home. “He came back and played the police officer, and then he left me with the consequences,” said the “Forrest Gump” actress.

After the father’s hard intervention, Robin Wright had “mitigated” the “blow” for her children. “We were both extremes,” she said of her different educational styles. The children did not understand the “gray zone in the middle”, although they would have used it according to their mother.

Before her wedding with Sean Penn, Robin Wright was married to actor Dane Witherspoon (1957-2014). The marriage broke up in 1988 after two years. From 2018 to 2022, the actress was assembled in the third marriage with Clément Giraudet.

Robin Wright is currently in a relationship with the British architect Henry Smith (52). With him she moved to England in his homeland. There is a “freedom of the self,” said Wright of the London “Times”. “People are so friendly,” said Wright about their adopted home. “They live. They don’t sit in a traffic jam in the car, panic or eat a sandwich. It looks like this in most parts of America. Everything is hectic, competition and speed.”

The native of Texan describes her birthland USA in clear words as a “shit show”, so as a hopeless chaos. In Henry Smith she wants to have found the man of her life. “He is a treasure and just a good, decent adult,” she said about him. “He is a man.”