Sydney: Milla Jovovich’s first priority in life is her three-year-old daughter Ever with husband Paul W S Anderson, revealed the actress.
The ‘Afterlife’ actress admits her priorities have completely altered now her focus is entirely on her little girl.
"Being a mother changes everything. Your first concern is your child over your own life, career or all your insecurities. All of that is in the distance,” the Sydney Morning Herald quoted her as saying.
“What could be worse than having your baby get sick? There is nothing worse than worrying about her if she falls. As long as she’s OK then everything else in my life is so easy," she said.
The 34-year-old says she loves to play make-believe games with Ever however, admits she is tired of her daughter always casting her as the evil figure in their fantasy productions.
"I’m always the wicked stepmother or the naughty lady when we play.
She’s Ariel or Sleeping Beauty and I’m the one with the big fake mole on my chin, or the bad fairy," she told Chicago Sun-Times newspaper.
Jovovich also spoke about her struggle to lose the 70lbs (32kgs) she gained during pregnancy.
"It took a year to put on that weight and a year to take it off. Basically, I lost 10 pounds (4.5kgs) a month for four months. Since I was around 200 pounds (90kgs) when I gave birth, losing 40 pounds (18kgs) was just a drop in the ocean.
“ I knew after the 40 that I really had to discipline myself or this was the new me. Basically, I worked out a few times a week and did the Five Factor Diet.
“I put away the cake and pizza. But the weight didn’t slip off. It took me another eight months to get it all off,” she added.
ANI
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