Hathaway was acting in a play when she suffered a miscarriage. Later she had to “give birth on stage”. “It would be too much”

She became known to a wider audience by playing the title role in the family comedy “The Princess Diaries” directed by Garry Marshall. The turning point was the film “The Devil Wears Prada”, in which she appeared alongside . Later, she played in productions such as “Alice in Wonderland” by Tim Burton or “Les Miserables” by Tom Hooper, for which she was awarded an Oscar and started her career for good.

Hathaway and Shulman have been married for over a decade. Together they raise two sons

However, success on screen did not always go hand in hand with happiness in private life. After several failed relationships, she finally found happiness with her colleague Adam Shulman. The couple got married in 2012. 4 years later, their firstborn son was born, and after another 3 years, the family expanded by a second child. Hathaway does not hide that the role of mother is the most beautiful life has ever given her. However, before she could start enjoying it, she had to go through a long and bumpy road. She decided to talk about her painful experiences in the latest interview for “Vanity Fair”.

Hathaway made an honest confession. The actress admitted that she lost her first pregnancy

The actress has repeatedly emphasized that it is only a matter of time before she decides to do so. When she found out in 2015 that she was pregnant, she was happy and quickly shared the information with her loved ones. However, fate had a completely different plan for her and just a few weeks later she suffered a miscarriage. The mourning stage was doubly difficult for her because at that time she was performing in the off-Broadway show “Grounded”, in which she played a pregnant pilot. – It didn’t work out the first time. I was in a play and had no choice: I gave birth on stage every night – adding that she had to grit her teeth and act professionally for 6 weeks. She survived it only thanks to the support of her loved ones who accompanied her behind the scenes. “It was too much to keep it in while I was on stage pretending everything was fine,” she recalled.

Hathaway has previously shared her difficulties in trying to get pregnant, willingly educated about infertility and supported fans with similar experiences by publishing encouraging content on Instagram. She did the same when she announced that she was expecting her second child.

This is not a movie… All jokes aside, for anyone experiencing infertility and conception hell, please know that it has not been easy for me in either of my pregnancies. Sending you lots of love

– she wrote then. Today, she emphasizes that infertility or miscarriage should not be a taboo topic, because according to statistics, about “20% of pregnancies die.” That’s why she plans to speak out about what happened to her and give hope to women who still dream of becoming mothers.