Sienna Miller Embraces Time Off for Family Amid Pregnancy
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Los Angeles, March 4 (NationPress) Actress Sienna Miller expressed her enthusiasm for taking a break this year as she anticipates the arrival of her third child.
The 44-year-old star is awaiting her second baby with partner Oli Green, joining their daughter, born in late 2023, along with 13-year-old Marlowe, whom Sienna shares with her former partner Tom Sturridge, according to femalefirst.co.uk.
In an interview with Grazia magazine, she stated: "I’m excited about taking some time off, spending more time with my children, and embracing life's unpredictability."
Miller further noted: "As I age, my curiosity about life has grown—I've gained a clearer perspective on how fleeting it is."
“I've always aimed to fill my life with a variety of experiences, which has kept it anything but dull. I’m ready to embrace whatever comes my way—whether it’s the peaks, the valleys, or all the moments in between.”
During the discussion, the actress shared insights about her pregnancy, revealing her current craving for peanut butter and jam on toast, while adding: "That’s not my only craving; I’m really into vinegary foods right now."
However, she expressed her concerns about experiencing post-partum hair loss once more, saying: "These little hairs are just starting to grow back, and now it’s about to happen again."
Miller announced her pregnancy by showcasing her baby bump at the 2025 Fashion Awards held at the Royal Albert Hall in London last December, as reported by femalefirst.co.uk.
This news follows her earlier revelation about freezing her eggs to safeguard her fertility, as she felt pressure to expand her family while time was on her side.
In a 2022 interview with ELLE UK, Sienna remarked: "Biology can be quite harsh on women in their 30s—that was my experience. When I turned 40, I made the decision to freeze my eggs. While I was previously focused on having another child, I’ve now adopted a more laid-back approach. If it happens, it happens; that existential urgency has faded."