Drew Barrymore says that the lack of a “traditional family is” destroyed “

Dru Barrymore It opens around raising girls as an absolute mother.

Parimore, 50, spoke, Moon Zabadaughter Frank ZabaOn Friday, March 21, an episode of her name, where she asked Moon, 57, about her new book, which affects her experience as a father.

“Do you think that we are also determined to be these capable mothers, this is a responsibility, and this is worthy … and have you overcome everything small along the way?” Parimore asked.

When Moon answered yes, Barrymore revealed that she was hoping to raise her daughters, Oliv, 12, and Frankie, 10 years old, in a more traditional environment. Oliv and Franki participate with a former husband Will CopelmanThose who divorced in 2016.

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“Everything was very destructive for me and took me a long time to recover from it if it was not in the dynamics of the traditional family that I swore that I would do for my family because I was not like this.”

Parimore carries a turbulent childhood that included a He spent rehabilitation at the age of 13 And liberation from her parents by the time when she was 15.

“They are strange things like that. It is soup when you are sick,” she continued. She said: “I remember that all children at school will go to the office to contact their parents when they were sick and I could not get anyone.” “I was very jealous of these children who would call and be like” my mother, my father, come and take me. “I will sit there and be like,” What is this? “

Barrymore talked about a feeling The family of her dream She slides with her fingers before. In an interview in January 2025 with Aarp magazineBarimor recalled to attract herself through the difficulties of her divorce by thinking about her children.

She said: “The family of my dreams was collapsing and I did not know how to put forward in front of the other.” “I grew up very quickly, but now I didn’t know what the age I felt – I only knew that my life was heavy, painful and sad – and I sat in it for a while.”

She added, “In the end, thank God, I brought myself out of it. I had two children and I had to know that.”

She said part of this is to take a break from work to be her daughters.

She said: “I was in the early 1940s, and I did not learn how to be a healthy and independent individual, and how to be the father I dreamed of.” “Being other people do not help me know this at the present time. The long hours of films were hours I couldn’t have with my children. I won’t do it.”