Zoe Saldana shares how she and her husband Marco Peregro try to keep the limelight off their children to let them grow naturally. She also shares the joy the children bring.
In an interview with Zuri Hall from E! News on Monday, she shared her experience to become the only girl at home. Her youngest son, Zen was born last month and her twin sons Bowie and Cy are so excited to have their new siblings.
"We're done. I'm the only girl and it's OK," Saldana said. She also explained how she loved to raise her children, "I love raising boys. There's so much that I'm learning about men by seeing them in their early stages in life."
Saldana said that she was raised in the house full of women, therefore she really enjoys to be in the house full of men. She has four of them right now.
She also explained how Bowie and Cy are very active kids and very welcome to Zen. The two-year-old twin brothers brought all their toys to their little brother. They also got surprised that their little brother didn't grab the toys, which according to Saldana is delightful to see.
Bowie and Cy are in the highest peak of their curiosity. Therefore, Zaldana and her husband just let them to guide her and Peregro of how they wanted to be parented. She looked so cheerful as she talked about her family, as she excitedly shared her storuy.
Last week, Saldana and Peregro were in Los Angeles with their twin sons as reported by Daily Mail. The 38-year-old actress and her husband were getting frozen yogurt. She wore no make up and Peregro showed off his arm tattoos of the picture of his wife and their twins, Bowie and Cy. It seems he needs one more tattoo for Zen.
Watch the portion of her interview with miss Hall from E! below:
