Drew says that her husband is a “nice Jewish man from a nice Jewish family” and the couple plan to raise their daughter in the Jewish faith. (Image: AP)
Highlights
- 37-year-old actress Drew Barrymore, who tied the knot with art consultant Will Kopelman, feels lucky with her choice of husband.
- Will - the father of Drew's four month old daughter Olive - married the actress eight months ago and Drew says she has never been happier.
- Speaking on 'The View', she said: "You know me, I would never have messed this up. This is the most important thing I'll ever do with my life. I chose well, I'm so lucky he loves me back. It's fantastic.
- Drew added that her husband is a "nice Jewish man from a nice Jewish family" and the couple plan to raise their daughter in the Jewish faith, a religion which the star says has brought peace to her lfie.
- She explained: "I haven't converted yet, [but] Olive will be raised traditionally.
- "I'm there, I love it! It's a beautiful faith and I love to be around it. It's so family-oriented ... The stories are so beautiful and it's incredibly enlightening. I'm really happy.
- "I was such a hippie growing up, but I'm like the least loosey-goosey parent. I'm like bedtime, structure, feeding time because this baby is so happy knowing when everything is happy.
- "And I as a parent succeed and thrive knowing when everything is happening [under] that type of structure."
37-year-old actress Drew Barrymore, who tied the knot with art consultant Will Kopelman, feels lucky with her choice of husband.
Will - the father of Drew's four month old daughter Olive - married the actress eight months ago and Drew says she has never been happier.
Speaking on 'The View', she said: "You know me, I would never have messed this up. This is the most important thing I'll ever do with my life. I chose well, I'm so lucky he loves me back. It's fantastic.
Drew added that her husband is a "nice Jewish man from a nice Jewish family" and the couple plan to raise their daughter in the Jewish faith, a religion which the star says has brought peace to her lfie.
She explained: "I haven't converted yet, [but] Olive will be raised traditionally.
"I'm there, I love it! It's a beautiful faith and I love to be around it. It's so family-oriented ... The stories are so beautiful and it's incredibly enlightening. I'm really happy.
"I was such a hippie growing up, but I'm like the least loosey-goosey parent. I'm like bedtime, structure, feeding time because this baby is so happy knowing when everything is happy.
"And I as a parent succeed and thrive knowing when everything is happening [under] that type of structure."