Allison Williams corners other actresses to ask them about motherhood.
The ‘Girls’ star, who got engaged to College Humor co-founder Ricky Van Veen last February, admits she constantly asks Hollywood mothers for advice, as she is worried she won’t be able to juggle her career and a family in the future.
The 26-year-old star said: "I have a lot of questions: How do I get to a place in my career where I can go be a mom for a little while, and then come back and be a mom and an actress at the same time?
"Every time I find a woman in film, an actress who has kids, I, like a sociopath, corner her and ask, ‘How did it work?’ Everyone says, ‘Don’t think so much.’ [Jemima Kirke], from Girls, is always saying, ‘Just get pregnant! Just have a baby.’ And I’m like, ‘You are so much cooler than I am.’ I love what I do, but I have no doubt that when I start my family, that’s life. This is my job, but that’s life."
Despite being desperate to start a family, the brunette beauty wants to continue playing Marnie on the HBO series for "as long as they’ll have me."
She told the February issue of Glamour magazine: "I would never ever get sick of playing her, because there is no sense of ‘Oh, I’ve done that already.’ It’s all new–new scenarios, new feelings."
Meanwhile, Allison is still adjusting to fame and doesn’t like her appearance being criticised.
She said: "Being analysed about my weight drives me crazy. It’s easier to say, ‘Oh, she must be anorexic and depriving herself,’ than it is to say, ‘She might have a fast metabolism.’ I deprive myself nothing. But that’s an annoying thing to say, right?"
Allison Williams corners other actresses for advice
