Michelle Yeoh Felt Like "A Failure" For Not Having Kids — And Then Won An Oscar
Oscar-winner, Michelle Yeoh just opened up to BBC Radio about her struggles with infertility amid her decades-long career. Fertility and motherhood are obviously complex, emotional topics — we've seen plenty of discourse play out in this space the last few months alone — so when Michelle described her inability to conceive as "a failure,
Michelle Yeoh Reveals a Major Health Complication Made Her Feel Like 'a Failure'
Michelle Yeoh is opening up about a lifelong struggle that took a personal toll on her. In an episode of BBC Radio 4's Woman's Hour that was broadcast on Monday, November 18, Yeoh, 62, revealed the impact that infertility has had on her life.
Michelle Yeoh opens up about being unable to have kids: 'Biggest sadness in my life'
The Oscar-winning actress shared that she felt like "a failure" when she was still unable to have children after seeking fertility treatment.
Michelle Yeoh Says She Felt Like 'a Failure' for Not Having Children: ‘Main Factor That Broke Up My First Marriage'
In a recent interview, Michelle Yeoh said that she 'felt [like] a failure' for not being able to have children.
Michelle Yeoh opens up about infertility struggles: 'You just have to let go and move on'
Michelle Yeoh is speaking candidly about her infertility struggles, revealing that she felt like 'such a failure' for not being able to have children.
Michelle Yeoh on her infertility journey, why she feels 'very blessed' in life
Michelle Yeoh is opening up about her infertility journey and feeling "very blessed" in life now that she has a grandchild.
Michelle Yeoh Says She Felt Like A 'Failure' For Not Having Children
Michelle Yeoh is opening up about how struggling with infertility issues made her feel like “such a failure.” “I always wanted to have children,” she said on Monday’s episode of BBC Radio 4′s “Woman’s Hour.
Michelle Yeoh opens up about feeling like a 'failure' for not having children
Michelle Yeoh openly talked about her infertility struggles as she recalled feeling like a “failure” for not being able to have kids. Speaking to BBC Radio 4's Woman's Hour, the Crazy Rich Asians star reflected on how it has impacted her marriage and her identity as a woman.
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