Stella McCartney Is "Done" Having Children
| Mar 9, 2011 by JENNY SCHAFER |
Fashion designer mom Stella McCartney is enjoying Paris Fashion Week as she displays her new collection of micropleated tops and polka dot dresses with top-heavy, V-shaped silhouettes. Having just welcomed her fourth child three months ago, the busy mom credits her "incredible team" for making it all work.
"I always have an incredible team and I think it's important to try and strike a balance - to have a healthy balance," Stella said of motherhood. "So when one [child] starts to scale out another, you kind of know when to pay the other a little more attention. The kids always have to come first."
Stella and her husband Alasdhair Willis are proud parents to Miller, 5, Bailey, 3, Beckett, 2, and Reiley, 3 months.
But don't expect the couple to go for a fifth! When asked if she'll have another child, Stella replied, "I think not! I'm done!"
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No Stella, obviously the fashion week in Paris comes first.
That was needlessly nasty Annika!
She has some great support and a great career. Let's stop beating down women who work hard to create a balanced and successful life. Surely her kids are blessed to have a mother who has interests other than simply being a Mum. It will make them all more well rounded and happier in the end I'm sure.
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