Marcia Cross Says ‘Struggle Was All Worth It’
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For Marcia Cross, happiness came later in life — and in bunches. Within months of meeting stockbroker Tom Mahoney the two were married in 2006, and less than one year later the couple welcomed twin daughters Eden and Savannah, now 19 months. "Everything I’d wanted so much for so long seemed to happen all at once," the 46-year-old actress tells the October issue of Psychologies magazine. "[I] had got to the point where I seriously wondered if it would ever happen."
Marcia admits that being so happy as a wife and mother does at times scare her, because she’s now acutely aware of how much she has to lose. "What if something happened to one of my girls?" she asks. "The thought is so terrifying I can’t even finish it." The years she spent alone make her appreciate Tom and the girls even more, however, she says.
"Honestly, looking back, I think I was meant to go through it. All the time I spent hiking alone and thinking, or going to yoga or going to therapy, or reading books, and wanting what I wanted so much, I think the struggle was all worth it."
The fifth season of Marcia’s hit show Desperate Housewives is currently airing on ABC.
Source: Psychologies
- Posted on Oct 14, 08 at 12:00PM
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October 15th, 2008 at 7:00 am
That she enjoys her life now all the more is clearly visible in the beautiful pictures you post nearly every week of Marcia and her family – let’s all just enjoy our children and everyday life as much as possible and never think of a possible loss or sth like that!
October 15th, 2008 at 8:54 am
The comment about it all being worth it is the sweetest thing I have ever read from a celebrity. It reminds me so much of how I feel about my own blessings.
October 15th, 2008 at 9:26 am
Unfortunately some people struggle with these desires and never get the happy ending Marcia has received. They do the yoga, the hiking, the “being alone,” the reading, and they never meet Mr. Right or have children. Perhaps she was immature in her prior relationships and it had nothing to do with “timing” but with her own personal quirks. Either way, it is nice to see that she appreciates the family that came to her later in life.
October 15th, 2008 at 7:42 pm
Why are the girls always, always wearing hats?