Parker's Fears over Twins
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Thursday, April 30, 2009
Sarah Jessica Parker is nervous about the impending arrival of her new baby twins -- because it will be much harder to juggle her work schedule with life as a mother of three.
The Sex and the City star and her husband Matthew Broderick announced on Tuesday that they are set to become parents to surrogate twin daughters.
The little girls, who are due this summer, will be sisters for their 6-year-old son James Wilke.
Parker fears she will struggle to balance her acting roles with her home life after the babies arrive, as it is already difficult enough to find time for her family.
She tells the New York Daily News, "It's been a complicated past few weeks. My main concern is that my husband and son have enough time. I've felt very conflicted over the last few weeks. Hopefully, our son is feeling loved and taken care of. I can't really complain because it's my choice to work, but that doesn't mean I don't spend a better part of the day worrying about whether my family is getting enough (time) from me."
But Parker insists her worries are commonplace for any mom-to-be, adding, "Any complications or any anxiety I feel is normal. Any mother who wants to continue to work and have a career outside the home goes through this, so I feel very much a part of the sisterhood."
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