Drew Barrymore Reflects on Parenting Challenges and Lessons from Her Childhood
The actress shares emotional insights about raising her daughters after divorce and her efforts to create a stable family life.
- Drew Barrymore described raising her daughters without a traditional family dynamic as 'devastating' and a long recovery process following her 2016 divorce from Will Kopelman.
- She emphasized how her tumultuous childhood, including legal emancipation at age 14, shaped her commitment to providing stability for her daughters, Olive and Frankie.
- Barrymore recalled her jealousy of classmates who could rely on their parents, contrasting it with her own experiences of parental absence during her youth.
- She expressed gratitude for parenting advice that helped her better connect with her children, particularly during challenging moments.
- Barrymore noted that her co-parenting relationship with Kopelman has improved significantly over the years, with both prioritizing their daughters' well-being.