“It is very difficult to get out of it.” Natalie Portman talks about the dangers of losing weight for roles.

If the dictates of beauty have evolved, there is still a long way to go, and the pressure on women is just as strong, as Natalie Portman once again reminded us in an interview with the magazine: Grace. Indeed, the actress, starring in a new Apple TV series Lady in the lake, expresses her concern about the standards imposed on actresses by Hollywood and the quest for the perfect figure that is so prevalent on social media. That’s why he never consults them. His motto is “Never go online, never read anything that touches me.”

She also talks about the weight loss she had to do to play a prima ballerina in the film Black swan (2010, Darren Aronofsky), or 20 pounds (9 kilograms) according to Daily Mail: (9 kilograms. “It’s very difficult to get out of it. We have to stop this weight loss very quickly, because it’s too dangerous.”

She, who recently split from the father of her two children, dancer and choreographer Benjamin Millepied, also explains that these days she has more time to devote to her style and appearance. “When you have young children and you’re trying to get through the day, if you can get them dressed, you feel like you’ve accomplished something. […] Now that they are older, I have time to blow dry my hair, put on makeup, pick out nice outfits and not feel rushed all the time.” A mother like everyone else.