Allison Williams is sharing rare insight into her life as a working mom.
she's been able to find excitement in her shifting work-life balance upon welcoming her first child in late 2021.
Though she's stayed quiet about her personal life since leaving social media in 2017, Williams spoke about how parenthood helped her approach her new role in in which she plays Gemma, the scientist who devises the titular lifelike doll. Williams also served as an executive producer for the new film.
"I became a mom, and that made it all much more interesting, because that's Gemma's whole arc," she tellsin the cover story. During the course of the film, Gemma gains two children, "one that she created from scratch and the other that she inherited, who, while sharing her DNA, is not her own.
Though she said some of her friends told her their lives stayed the same upon becoming parents, Williams didn't agree."Everything is unrecognizable now, it's all different," she notes. Horizon Line co-star, Alexander Dreymom, with whom she shares her son. Though Williams continues to stay away from social media, Dreymom, 39, took to Instagram to celebrate his fiancé --
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