Bunnie Xo talks motherhood goals after wanting child with Jelly Roll despite divorce
Bunnie Xo finds inspiration in Cameron Diaz's motherhood journey
Bunnie Xo is sharing how actress Cameron Diaz has inspired her own hopes of becoming a mother in the future.
The 46-year-old podcaster touched upon the topic during a recent appearance on Jenna Bush Hager's Open Book podcast, where she explained that Diaz, who welcomed her third child earlier this year at age 53, has given her renewed hope about starting a family later in life, especially following her recent divorce from musician Jelly Roll.
"You know who has inspired me a lot more too is freaking Cameron Diaz. She just had her third child at like 53!" she told the host.
"I think that's so inspiring, and I feel like it gives you a purpose later on in life to live for. So yeah... I will still have a baby," continued Bunny, whose 10-year marriage to Jelly Roll ended earlier this year.
Bunnie also shared that she plans to keep more details about her personal life private moving forward. "I just feel like I need to keep it close to my chest, especially right now, because everybody just wants to pin like the craziest stuff on me. But it's still a dream."
She additionally opened up about how difficult the emotional toll of the breakup was for her at the time, describing a period where she struggled significantly and needed extra support from those around her.
"There were moments when my team had to pick me up off the floor and give me IVs. I was eating baby food to get by. I lost 20 pounds. Heartbreak, man, it’s the best freaking diet," she admitted at another point during the same interview.
-
Jay-Z marks Beyonce's 45th birthday with special concert surprise
-
Meghan Markle’s UK return sparks fresh excitement
-
Hurricane Lowell: Hawaii braces for its third storm threat in a month
-
‘Emily in Paris’ star celebrates five years of love with Charlie McDowell
-
Lindsay Clancy trial nears mistrial as defense gets one hour to appeal
-
Google AI leaves hikers stranded on 14,000ft mountain with inadequate food, police says
-
Trump hails strong August jobs report, calls for Fed rate cuts
-
Nissan's factory robots got stuck in their own traffic jam