Two years after the birth of son Cy, actress Jennifer Lawrence and husband Cooke Maroney are becoming parents again. In an interview she also talks about her married life.
“Hunger Games” star Jennifer Lawrence (34) and husband Cooke Maroney (40) are becoming parents again. A spokeswoman for the Hollywood actress confirmed this to the American newspaper on Sunday (October 20th) after paparazzi published photos of the actress visiting a restaurant the day before, in which the 34-year-old’s baby bump was clearly visible.
Jennifer Lawrence: Husband the ‘greatest father in the whole world’
This is the second offspring together for the Oscar winner and the art gallery director. After their wedding in October 2019, their son Cy was born in spring 2022.
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After giving birth, Lawrence’s attitude towards paparazzi photos changed, as the actress explained in a June 2023. “If he [Cy, Anmerkung der Redaktion] If he notices that I’m nervous before I leave the house or angry when we’re outside, that affects him,” Lawrence said.
As a result, the actress has now become more relaxed and “also allows herself to be photographed a little more because I have no other choice. You just have to accept it, take a deep breath and go.” The actress receives support from her husband Cooke Maroney, whom she described in the interview as “the greatest father in the whole world.”
But not only has her attitude changed when it comes to dealing with photographers, Lawrence has also become more selective in her career: “When you have a baby, you can’t interfere with anything,” said the actress. When choosing her projects, she now always asks herself whether they are even worth “being separated from my child for half the day.”
Source: Stern
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