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London:
Model-turned-actress Milla Jovovich is preparing to quit Hollywood to have another baby and become a full-time mother.
The Fifth Element star, who is married to director Paul WS Anderson, has been modelling since she was 11 and started acting at 13.
The couple shares a two-year-old daughter, Ever - and Jovovich is anxious to settle down and give her little girl a sibling before the tot starts school.
"Once she (Ever) starts school, I want to stay in one place and be there to take her to school and just have a normal life. When your kid is in school, it's hard to just pick her up and travel. So right now I am taking advantage of the time when she is mobile," said the 34-year-old star.
"It's been tough because this year piled up on me starting last fall, and I thought, Wow, I might not be able to have a baby this year. Right now we are shooting for next year because I don't want there to be too much of an age difference between the two of them. So it's gotta happen, and it's gotta happen soon," she added.
The Fifth Element star, who is married to director Paul WS Anderson, has been modelling since she was 11 and started acting at 13.
The couple shares a two-year-old daughter, Ever - and Jovovich is anxious to settle down and give her little girl a sibling before the tot starts school.
"Once she (Ever) starts school, I want to stay in one place and be there to take her to school and just have a normal life. When your kid is in school, it's hard to just pick her up and travel. So right now I am taking advantage of the time when she is mobile," said the 34-year-old star.
"It's been tough because this year piled up on me starting last fall, and I thought, Wow, I might not be able to have a baby this year. Right now we are shooting for next year because I don't want there to be too much of an age difference between the two of them. So it's gotta happen, and it's gotta happen soon," she added.