It’s been quite a few months since Natalie’s last Instagram book club chat, but today we can enjoy a new one, this time with writer and journalist Yasmin Zaher, whose recent novel “The Coin” won the Dylan Thomas Prize in 2025.
We also have another video podcast hosted by Amy Poehler, featuring an interview with Lena Dunham, in which Natalie appears as a guest. Enjoy:
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It’s been almost four months since we last saw Natalie in any public appearance. Fortunately, this week she reappeared in a video podcast called “My Legacy”.
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Natalie has been enjoying a break these past few weeks, awaiting the arrival of her third child. We’ve caught a glimpse of her baby bump in a couple of Instagram posts, and she was spotted enjoying a sunny day in Saint Tropez a few days ago. Today we also have a small update on the project announced last week…
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Just when we thought Natalie’s pregnancy was going to leave us without announcements of new projects for a while, yesterday we had unexpected news: according to Collider, Rian Johnson will produce 2034, a new Sci-fi film for Netflix and apparently Natalie will be associated with this project.
Update: According to an article from What´s on Netflix, Rachel McAdams will star in this project, not Natalie.
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It’s been almost three months since we last saw Natalie in public, and today we learned the main reason: she’s pregnant with her third child. The father is her partner, French musician Tanguy Destable. The French tabloid Voici was the first to break the news this morning, but Natalie herself made the official announcement in an interview with Harper´s Bazaar. Here are a few excerpts from the article:
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Time flies. Yesterday marked twenty years since the North American premiere of V for Vendetta. The film, directed by James McTeigue and produced and written by the Wachowskis, features one of Natalie Portman’s most memorable performances and has become a classic of early 2000s cinema.
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Unfortunately, Natalie couldn’t attend the Academy Awards… but we did get to see her, in the form of a Tiffany commercial that aired during the broadcast. The short film, directed by Mona Fastvold (The Testament of Ann Lee) and Brady Corbet (Vox Lux, The Brutalist), is three minutes long and features Natalie recreating Audrey Hepburn’s look from “Breakfast at Tiffany’s.” The full film is available on Tiffany’s official YouTube channel:
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