Sienna Miller Criticizes Double Standards on Parenthood and Age
The actress, 43, addressed backlash for having a baby at 41, contrasting it with the lack of criticism faced by male celebrities like Al Pacino and Robert De Niro.
- Sienna Miller, 43, recently spoke about the criticism she received for having her second child at 41, calling it 'misogynistic and anti-feminist.'
- She highlighted a double standard, pointing out that male actors Al Pacino and Robert De Niro, who had children in their 80s, faced little public scrutiny.
- Miller emphasized that age should not be a barrier to parenthood, stating, 'If your body is capable of it, have the baby.'
- The actress noted that she feels like a better, more grounded mother now compared to her earlier experience with her first child, Marlowe, 12.
- Miller's comments reflect ongoing discussions about gendered expectations and societal attitudes toward women’s life choices.