Keira Knightley has found fame and fortune in Hollywood – but it's not a profession she would want for her children.
The actress, 29, has said she would advise any daughter of hers to avoid a life of "heartbreaking" rejection, and instead chose a different career.
© Photo: Getty Images"I should imagine that if she wanted to act, I wouldn't have a choice but, no, I certainly wouldn't recommend it, " said Keira, who married musician James Righton last year. "It can be completely heartbreaking for most people who do it, because the amount of rejection is enormous. And it doesn't matter what kind of person you are, it's impossible for that not to take a toll…" So I would say to my daughter, 'Be a doctor or a lawyer – something stable and useful'. " Also in the interview with Glamour magazine, Keira spoke about her approach to getting older - and the prospect of turning 30 in March.
© Photo: Getty Images"I'm not actually worried about turning 30," she said. "Because, honestly, my early twenties were not much fun. Then after 25, things just got better and better." She added, "Actually, I feel less grown-up as I go along. I reached my peak of grown-up behaviour at 20 and 21, and it's been downhill since then. "I was terribly sensible as a teenager but I've got far less so as I've grown up, which has been a huge relief for everyone – including my parents." Keira also touched on her marriage to Klaxons keyboardist James, 31. "You only get to choose one member of your family, and I made a good choice," she said. "So well done me!"
