Scarlett Johansson’s daughter is not interested in her mother’s “Avengers” films. The little girl just finds superheroes too scary.
The US actress Scarlett Johansson (39) has millions of fans all over the world, thanks in particular to her starring role as “Black Widow” in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. However, her own daughter Rose Dorothy (8) is not one of them. The reason: her daughter is far too scared to even watch the famous Marvel films with her mother.
“She likes that I play ‘Black Widow’, but she’s too scared to watch an ‘Avengers’ film,” said Johansson. Her daughter finds her mother’s superhero films “violent.” However, the little girl is excited about her current film, the romantic drama comedy “To the Moon”: “I think she’s mostly excited about the hair and make-up.” Rose Dorothy is just “girly.” “It’s just so funny,” says the Hollywood star.
Scarlett Johansson is a mother of two
Johansson’s daughter comes from her relationship with French journalist Romain Dauriac (42). Shortly after the birth of Rose Dorothy in 2014, the actress and the Frenchman married, but separated around two years later. After a long custody battle, the divorce only took place in September 2017. Since May 2017, she has been in a relationship with US comedian Colin Jost, who even has a brief guest appearance in “To the Moon”. The two married in October 2020 and became parents of their son Cosmo (2) in 2021. After her also failed marriage to fellow actor Ryan Reynolds (47), Jost is already her third husband.
Johansson also says that appearing together in “To the Moon” was a pleasure for her and Jost. Normally, the two would not get to work together. Her husband had only written sketches for her appearance on “Saturday Night Live,” but they had never had the opportunity to appear anywhere together before.
Source: Stern
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