"The biggest challenge for me was homeschooling." - Charlize Theron
As a mother of two girls, Charlize Theron compares homeschooling during lockdown to an action movie.
During an interview for 'The Old Guard', which was released on Friday on Netflix, Charlize spoke about Black Lives Matter and raising two African American girls during in these current times.
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While under Covid-19 lockdown, Americans have also been taking a stand against racism in the country, after a recent spate of incidents of police brutality against innocent African Americans.
During her interview, Charlize opened up about the upheaval in America and how she has been talking to her little girls about what is going on in their country. The actress is a mother to two adopted girls - Jackson, 8, and August, 5. In her interview with Today, she expressed that growing up in South Africa guides how she raises her girls.
Reflecting on my childhood) helped me in a weird way to kind of navigate how we went about telling my girls what was happening right now, in a way that wouldn't freak them out or scare them or wouldn't feel appropriate, but also felt truthful.
Ameria currently has nearly 3-million Covid-19 infections, and like most parents, Charlize has been homeschooling both her girls. Based on her giggles, it sounds like this has been an adventure for her!
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It was an incredibly stressful time for me and I will make any action movie over and over and over again before I homeschool again.
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Parents, can you relate?