Natalie Portman ‘full of wonder and joy’ after welcoming third child

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Feric, C. (2026, October 26). Natalie Portman ‘full of wonder and joy’ after welcoming third child. Evening Standard. https://www.standard.co.uk/culture/film/natalie-portman-paris-hollywood-people-new-york-b1302384.html

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Natalie Portman discussed her recent addition to her family during an interview with Harper’s Bazaar, expressing feelings of "wonder and joy." She already has two children, Aleph and Amalia, from her relationship with Benjamin Millepied. The actress also shared how she prefers to provide audiences with joyful content in light of the current societal climate, contrasting this with her history of playing intense roles in dramas like Black Swan.
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Natalie Portman expressed her joy and wonder after welcoming her third child, sharing that she is reminded of how quickly her older children have grown. In an interview with Harper’s Bazaar, Portman said, "It gives me a whole new attention to my big kids too, as I am reminded of how recently they were these little fresh creations and how quickly they’ve blossomed into incredible humans." She has two other children, Aleph and Amalia, with her ex-husband Benjamin Millepied. Portman, who resides in Paris, noted the contrast between the public interest she experienced during previous pregnancies compared to her current privacy there. The actress, known for roles in Star Wars and the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) films like Thor, also discussed how being pregnant has influenced her perspective on motherhood and her children's development.

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Portman PERSON · 4× Aleph PERSON · 1× Amalia PERSON · 1× Benjamin Millepied PERSON · 1× French NORP · 1× Harper’s Bazaar ORG · 1× Jane Foster PERSON · 1× Padme Amidala PERSON · 1× Thor ORG · 1× the Marvel Cinematic Universe ORG · 1×

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Portman added: “It gives me a whole new attention to my big kids too, as I am reminded of how recently they were these little fresh creations and how quickly they’ve blossomed into incredible humans with their own amazing personalities and senses of humour and ideas.”
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During an interview with Harper’s Bazaar, the star said she is “full of wonder and joy at this magical little human” as she spoke about the new addition to her family. asserted
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Portman added: “It gives me a whole new attention to my big kids too, as I am reminded of how recently they were these little fresh creations and how quickly they’ve blossomed into incredible humans with their own amazing personalities and senses of humour and ideas.” asserted
they → add → humour
The actress and filmmaker also has two children named Aleph and Amalia with her ex-husband, choreographer and director Benjamin Millepied. asserted
actress → have → ex
I’d never been bothered more.” asserted
I → bother → ?
The actress, who has lived in the French capital for the past decade, added: “And here, they know, and I’ve been almost completely left alone.” asserted
I → live → decade
Portman made her film debut aged 12 in Leon: The Professional (1994), before rising to international fame as Padme Amidala in the Star Wars prequel trilogy, beginning with Episode I – The Phantom Menace (1999). asserted
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Portman has also appeared in films such as Black Swan and portrayed Jane Foster in the Thor films of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). asserted
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The actress discussed how “everyone thinks I’m really serious” because of her history of playing intense roles in drama and thriller films. asserted
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“I’m very silly, and I love to laugh more than anything, and I love to goof off,” she said. asserted
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“I’m the opposite. asserted
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I’m forgiving with myself.” asserted
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Reflecting on the current phase of her career, Portman added: “Right now, it’s a lot of joy. asserted
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“I think it’s both for myself and what I hope to offer an audience, because it just feels… asserted
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I mean, every time has dark moments, but it feels like there’s a lot of really heavy stuff going on. asserted
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“It’s just ever-present in our face, and so it does feel like the biggest service you can do right now as an artist is to deliver some joy.” asserted
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