2024-03-26 12:51:42
The 41-year-old actress said she always knew alcohol wasn’t a good friend in her life.
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“I knew deep down that it wasn’t for me,” she told Vanity Fair, also admitting that she initially wondered if going full-on sobriety wasn’t too “extreme” either.
“It seemed so extreme to think, ‘But, like, nothing?’ No, nothing at all,” she continued.
He added: “If you are allergic to something or if you have an anaphylactic reaction to something, you don’t dispute it. So I stopped talking.”
The star of Misérables however, clarified that she makes no judgment on people who drink.
“It’s a path that everyone has to go through themselves,” she explained. “My personal experience is that everything gets better. For me it was used oil. And I don’t like it.”
In 2019, the actress, mother of Jonathan, 7, and Jack, 3, with her husband, Adam Shulman, said the decision was also motivated by the fact that her hangovers were getting in the way. too much about her role as a mother.
“I didn’t stop drinking because my drinking was a problem; I stopped drinking because the way I was doing it was leading to hangovers and that was the problem,” she told the Boston Common Magazine.
“My last hangover lasted five days. When I reach a point in my life where I have enough time to endure a hangover, I will start drinking again, but it won’t be until my children have left the house.”
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