stunning MICHELLE WILLIAMS

How stunning is this gorgeous editorial for Hobo Magazine ?

"I’m always trying to figure out what kind of life I want to live. What do I want to do? 

Where is the best place to be? How do I want to spend my time?"

"I’m always trying to figure out what kind of life I want to live. What do I want to do? Where is the best place to be? How do I want to spend my time?"

The single mom adds that through all of her acting accomplishments, what matters to her most is succeeding as a mom.

"What situations optimize my parenting? Which really is the most important thing in my world. That’s the question that I’m asking," she muses. "How do I live my life and work in a way that makes me the best parent I can be? I think it’s the ultimate creative act. If this doesn’t turn out well then there is no success or awards in the world that can make up for it. So I’m always wondering what that balance is, and where it is."

simply stunning MICHELLE WILLIAMS

You can see more of the stunning photos at VOGUE

VOGUE Michelle Williams

{source celebrity baby scoop}

In the latest issue of Vogue, Michelle Williams reflects on Heath Ledger's 
death and raising their 6-year-old daughter Matilda in Brooklyn, New York.

The actress shares, “Three years ago, it felt like we didn’t have anything, 
and now my life—our life—has kind of repaired itself. Look, it’s not a 
perfectly operating system—there are holes and dips and electrical 
storms—but the basics are intact. It’s changed how I see the world and 
how I interact on a daily basis. It’s changed the parent I am. It’s 
changed the friend I am. It’s changed the kind of work that I really want 
to do. It’s become the lens through which I see life—that it’s all impermanent.”

She explained, "For a really long time, I couldn't stop touching people's faces. 
I was like, 'Look at you! You move! You're here!' 
It all just seemed so fleeting, and I wanted to hold on to it."

She also hates seeing her daughter subjected to the same relentless invasion of privacy.


"That’s what seems the most rotten thing about it to me. And I’m going to do everything in my power to make her feel safe and protected, and to extend her childhood for as long as possible.”