SEE how well Scarlett Johansson is shielding her kids about her past mistakes

 

SCARLETT JOHANSSON has revealed a detail from her past that she hopes her children will “never” find out.

Scarlett Johansson, 37, shared on The Drew Barrymore Show that she hopes her kids never discover her past smoking habit.

The actress, a mother of two, has a seven-month-old son, Cosmo, with husband Colin Jost, and a seven-year-old daughter, Rose, from her previous marriage.

During The Final 5 segment, Scarlett admitted her past smoking, feeling ashamed, and not wanting her daughter to think it's cool.

Scarlett married Rose's father, Romain, in 2014, divorcing three years later. She wed Colin in 2020, and was previously married to Ryan Reynolds from 2008 to 2011.

Ryan Reynolds, Scarlett's ex-husband, married Blake Lively in 2012. In 2019, he appeared on SNL, hosted by Colin, showing a friendly dynamic.

Colin and Scarlett, who began dating in 2017, got engaged in 2019. Scarlett reflected on pregnancy, facing societal expectations and judgments.

During her pregnancy, Scarlett experienced criticism, especially from women, highlighting the ongoing challenges of judgment in women's empowerment.

She expressed frustration with societal expectations placed on pregnant women, emphasizing the need for progress in women's empowerment.

Despite advancements, Scarlett noted persistent judgment and societal pressures during pregnancy, particularly from women.

Reflecting on her pregnant body, Scarlett acknowledged the challenges and societal expectations placed on expectant mothers.

Pregnant women face undue criticism and judgment, both from men and, disappointingly, from women, according to Scarlett.

Scarlett revealed the burden of societal expectations during pregnancy, citing the persistent challenges women face.

Acknowledging progress in women's empowerment, Scarlett highlighted the need for change in societal attitudes toward pregnant women.

Scarlett spoke about the judgment women face during pregnancy, underscoring the need for continued progress in women's empowerment.

Reflecting on her experience, Scarlett expressed frustration with the persistent societal judgments placed on pregnant women.

Despite advancements in women's empowerment, Scarlett noted the lingering challenges and judgments faced by pregnant women.

Scarlett shared her experience of societal expectations and judgments during pregnancy, emphasizing the need for continued progress.