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Anne Hathaway has urged people to stop treating her decision to continue working while pregnant as something extraordinary.
The Oscar-winning actress has spoken about the way pregnant women are often praised for maintaining their professional lives, suggesting that such recognition can unintentionally reinforce the idea that working during pregnancy is unusual.
Hathaway, who has continued her career while navigating motherhood, has emphasized that pregnancy should not automatically be viewed as a limitation on a woman’s ability to work or pursue her ambitions.
Her comments challenge the tendency to celebrate pregnant women simply for remaining professionally active, rather than viewing it as a normal personal choice. She has also highlighted the importance of allowing women to decide for themselves how they want to balance pregnancy, family and their careers.
Hathaway’s remarks have sparked discussion about the expectations placed on working mothers and why continuing to work during pregnancy is sometimes treated as an exceptional achievement rather than an individual decision.