Wednesday 21 September 2022 07:38 PM Lea Michele says getting married and having a baby stabilized her as she ... trends now
Lea Michele has said that getting married and having a baby was 'grounding' for her.
The star shared with The Drew Barrymore Show on Wednesday that before she settled down she was almost too focused on her acting and singing career.
And the Funny Girl star also touched on the backlash she faced two years ago when claims were made that she was not kind on the set of Glee.
Good mama: Lea Michele has said that getting married and having a baby was 'grounding' for her
The act: The star shared with The Drew Barrymore show on Wednesday that before she settled down she was almost too focused on her acting and singing career
The 36-year-old Glee star opened up about her husband, Zandy Reich, saying he grounded her. They have son Ever Leo, two.
And she touched on the backlash that she received from former Glee cast members in 2020.
The funny girl actress revealed 'having our son and experiencing the challenges that we did throughout the pregnancy was something that unfortunately created a stronger bond in us that I would never wish on anybody, but it did,' she explained.
She is responding to the revelations of past on-set harassment made by a number of her former colleagues and attempting to clarify how that behavior will not follow her into her work on Funny Girl.
She tries to be perfect: 'I have an edge to me. I work really hard. I leave no room for mistakes,' she said. 'That level of perfectionism, or that pressure of perfectionism, left me with a lot of blind spots'
Nope: Michele said that those allegations, which surfaced in early June 2020 after the star posted a statement in support of Black Lives Matter on Twitter, had led to an 'intense time of reflection' about her conduct at work and is part of why she is able to lead a Broadway production for the first time since 2008's Tony-winning
Prepared: She later added: 'Everyone here has been through a lot, and I just have to come in and be prepared and do a good job and be respectful of the fact that this is their space'
'I have an edge to me. I work really hard. I leave no room for mistakes,' she said. 'That level of perfectionism, or that pressure of perfectionism, left me with a lot of
