Exceptional guest of “8:30 p.m. on Sunday” this January 21 on France 2, Natalie Portman is coming to present her next film, “May December”. The actress has the perfect figure explained that she excludes two foods from her diet. A choice linked to his personal convictions.
We know that Natalie Portman has a very special link with France and it is therefore only natural that she is in Paris at the moment to promote her highly anticipated next film, May December.
In this drama directed by Todd Haynes, the actress plays opposite Julianne Moore and its release is scheduled for January 24, 2024. To promote it, the 42-year-old Israeli-American actress will go to the set of 8:30 p.m. on Sunday. An expected interview during which Laurent Delahousse will perhaps talk to him about his diet.
For more than ten years now, Natalie Portman has chosen a vegan lifestyle and she claims it loud and clear. Previously a vegetarian since the age of 9, it clicked when reading the book Should we eat animals? by Jonathan Safran Foer.
“It describes the cruelty of industrial farming, the environmental costs of the production and consumption of products of animal origin,” she explained in an interview with Madame Figaro.
A choice motivated by its veganism
Natalie Portman, who we saw radiant in an ultra-short dress and a Black Swan look last November, has therefore decided to no longer consume anything that comes from animals.
As a result, the Jerusalem native excluded two foods from her diet and she explains the reason: “I will never again be able to eat eggs and drink milk. Dairy cows are mothers who are impregnated by force, before their young are taken away so that humans can take the milk. As for the chickens, they are selected to lay around three hundred eggs per year, which is crazy.”
Natalie Portman now single?
A consistent choice for the now vegan actress. On the private side, it seems that the pretty brunette is now single. Natalie Portman’s comments in an interview cast a chill over her history with Benjamin Millepied. The latter gave an interview to WSJ Magazine where she talks about her daily life. Living in Paris with her two children, Aleph, 12, and Amalia, 6, she speaks openly about her offspring, but has no words for the French dancer and choreographer, who is their father.
