Anne Hathaway, known for her roles in “The Idea of You” and “The Princess Diaries,” recently shared a personal milestone in her life – she has been sober for over five years. In an interview with the New York Times, the 41-year-old actress opened up about her decision to cut alcohol out of her life and how it has positively impacted her.
Hathaway explained that she knew deep down that alcohol wasn’t for her and that giving it up felt like the right choice. She described alcohol as “wallowing fuel” and expressed that everything in her life has been better since becoming sober.
The actress credited her decision to stop drinking to her role as a mother to her two sons, Jonathan and Jack, whom she shares with her husband Adam Shulman. Hathaway revealed that she chose to give up alcohol until her son Jonathan grew up and moved out, as she felt it was affecting her ability to be there for him.
In a candid moment, she shared a story about taking her son to school while hungover, which was a turning point for her. Hathaway realized that she didn’t want to risk missing out on important moments with her children due to alcohol.
As Hathaway continues on her sobriety journey, she hopes to inspire others and share her experience with those who may be struggling with similar issues. Her dedication to her family and her own well-being is truly commendable, and her story serves as a reminder of the importance of self-care and making choices that align with one’s values.