11. Motherhood:
As a devoted mother to her two children, Aleph and Amalia, with husband Benjamin Millepied, Natalie has been vocal about the challenges and joys of balancing motherhood with her successful career.
12. “V for Vendetta” Shave:
In a bold move for her role in “V for Vendetta” (2005), Natalie famously shaved her head on screen, underscoring her commitment to her craft and the authenticity of her performances.
13. Israeli Awards:
In 2018, Natalie received the Genesis Prize, often referred to as the “Jewish Nobel,” recognizing her accomplishments as an actress, social activist, and her dedication to her Jewish heritage.
14. Time 100:
Portman has earned a place in the Time 100 list multiple times, attesting to her influence and impact on the global stage.
15. French Connection:
Her husband, Benjamin Millepied, a French ballet dancer and choreographer, adds a cultural dimension to her personal life. They initially met on the set of “Black Swan,” where he worked as a choreographer.
16. “Annihilation” Transformation:
For her role in “Annihilation” (2018), Natalie underwent intense physical training, highlighting her commitment to physically demanding roles and the transformative nature of her performances.
17. Public Speaking:
Known for her eloquence, Natalie Portman is a compelling public speaker, particularly when addressing pressing issues such as gender inequality and the #MeToo movement.
18. Multifaceted Philanthropy:
Beyond her activism, Portman has been actively involved in supporting various charitable causes, including initiatives focused on anti-poverty measures and educational programs, showcasing her commitment to making a positive impact beyond the entertainment industry.