Michelle Williams planning her next role; Mom

Michelle Williams is no stranger to the big screen.  However, she opens up and tells us her award winning career is nothing compared to being the Mom to her daughter, Matilda.

On Sunday at the Screen Actor's Guild Awards (SAG), Michelle told E!, “I just want to go back to being a mom for a while.”
The actresses newest film, My Week with Marilyn, is receiving such praise. But she really wants to focus more on her most important job, being a Mom.
Michelle also opened up saying she had really wished she could have given Matilda, 6, a sibling by now. She admitted to GQ that she had hoped to give her a sibling, at least before ex, Heath Ledger's 2008 death.

Michelle and Matilda did add to their family recently!

She revealed, “I really wanted, and I really expected or imagined, that Matilda would have siblings that were close to her age. I wanted that for her. But I couldn’t make that happen.” She continued, “And now that she’s 6 that isn’t even a possibility anymore. So something that was making me feel impatient, that’s been removed. For whatever reason, that’s not our luck, or our path.”

What Michelle tells Matilda about Heath

Michelle and Heath Ledger split when Matilda was just 3, and shortly after he tragically died.  Michelle does her best to keep his memory alive for her daughter though. "You know, as hard as certain things have been for me, it's been harder thinking about how things will be for her," she has said. "I have a lot of things that she doesn't, and some of what I have I can give to her -- the memories that I have, the objects that I have, the physical reminders that I have, the stories."

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I am a stay at home Mom and my best advice to Michelle, if she is going to go down this path is to have fun with it. There are so many amazing opportunities in life, but the ones I cherish the most have been experienced with my children.

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