Claire Foy's parenting struggle
Published in Entertainment News
Claire Foy says juggling acting and motherhood is a "s*** show".
The 41-year-old actress shares daughter Ivy, 10, with former husband Stephen Campbell Moore - and Claire admitted that acting isn't "conducive to having a family".
She told Harper's Bazaar UK's February issue: "'I mean… having a job and being a parent is a logistical s*** show - that's the truth of it.
"When it comes to making films and TV shows, the hours aren't conducive to having a family - so there's a lot of juggling and a lot of hoping for the best."
Claire also spoke about ageism in the entertainment industry and said women between 45 and 60 suffer the most.
She explained: "I think the industry struggles with women between the age of 45 and 60. They don't really know what to do with them.
"They're like - 'Who are you? You're not a mother. Are you a mother? Or are you a grandmother?'
"I've always felt that it's my responsibility to play the women I know and like, who are out there… And if I'm able to do that, I will."
Meanwhile, Claire revealed she is "vitriolic" in her hatred of social media.
She said: "I am vitriolic in my hatred of it.
"There has to be some sort of medium where it enhances and makes life better, not just much worse - and I don't really think that's happening at the moment.
"It's very strange to watch these things happen from the outside - to see that everything is changing, and I don't feel I'm changing with it.
"What I believe and who I am and where I stand on things is constantly in flux, as much as it is for everyone else, and I have absolutely no authority to discuss or proclaim about anything other than what I do as an actor.
"If you're just making noise for the sake of it, then you should probably shut up - so I tend to shut up."












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