Rachel Weisz on Her ‘Seasoned Traveler’

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For the children of celebrities, infancy is often spent on the move as mom and dad travel the world in support of their latest project. Rachel Weisz has fond memories of toting son Henry Chance Aronofsky, 3 this week, to Prague and Romania as she filmed The Brothers Bloom. “My son was with me and he was tiny…Just nine months,” she recalls. “One day we woke up and he decided to learn to walk in Belgrade.”

“He’s a seasoned travelers now with international memories in his baby book.”

While Rachel, 39, admits that combining a busy work schedule with new motherhood is “definitely ambitious,” she adds,

“Anyway, I think kids are fine as long as their moms or dads are there.”

Henry is Rachel’s son with fiancé Darren Aronofsky. The Brothers Bloom is in theaters now.

Source: Chicago Sun-Times

• Posted on May 30, 09 at 7:00AM
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2 Responses to “Rachel Weisz on Her ‘Seasoned Traveler’”

1. kai Says:
   May 30th, 2009 at 10:08 am

   I adore this couple! I read some rumors a while ago that she’s pregnant again, but I guess it was just false alarm. Too bad! (On a sidenote, I can’t believe Rachel’s 39, wow.)

2. NLT Says:
   May 31st, 2009 at 4:42 pm

   I agree with her. I also think kids are fine no matter where they are, as long as their parents are with them.

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