Scarlett Johansson is getting candid about juggling motherhood with a thriving career.
The Jurassic World Rebirth actress is a mom to daughter Rose, 11, who she shares with ex-husband Romain Dauriac, to whom she was married from 2014 to 2017, and son Cosmo, four, who she shares with husband Colin Jost.
In the last two years, the Marvel star has worked on seven movies, and can admit that work-life balance isnât always feasible.
Appearing on CBS Sunday Mornings in April, asked how she balances it all, Scarlett, who is currently promoting Paper Tiger, said: âI think actually admitting that there is no work-life balance is the first step to kind of getting there in a way, because itâs not possible.â
Scarlett noted that there will âalwaysâ be a âdeficit in some area,â though added: âI think you have to be â I learned to be more kind to myself. You canât do all of these things all the time and so, you know, thereâs just like, âIs it good enough?'â
Scarlett also noted that welcoming her daughter Rose was âa big turning pointâ in her life that âshiftedâ her priorities in work and motherhood.
âI realized anyway that you canât really control everything and everything changes all the time and I found that to be liberating and it affected how I approached the work that I did,â she continued.
Though Scarlett has not shied away from speaking candidly about motherhood and her children, she is adamant about keeping them away from the spotlight.Â
Speaking with InStyle last year about her fame, what she decides to share and not to share, she said: âThe anonymity of my children is very precious to me,â she said, and further shared how her daughter had recently suggested she participate in some videos for her momâs skincare brand The Outset.
âI was talking to my daughter the other day, because she said, âOh, I would love to make videos for The Outset,'â she said, adding: âShe was like, âWhy canât I?â And I said, âWell, other than the fact that youâre tenâŠâ
Scarlett further reflected: âThe thing about being a public figure is that the idea of being recognizable and celebrated feels fun, but then you can never stuff it back in the bottle.â
âThe reality of it is, thereâs a massive loss to that, you know? So I think preserving that for as long as possible until itâs someoneâs choice, thatâs the choice I make as far as my kids go.â
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