Natalie Portman Imparts Lovely Words to Kids in Tiffany & Co. Campaign
Natalie Portman has pretty wise things to say to her kids. The Black Swan star opened up giving warm advice through a handwritten letter to their son Aleph, 14, and daughter Amelia, 8, whom she shares with ex-husband Benjamin Millepied.
“Never forget, the outer power is not something you discover,” Natalie voiced over the Tiffany & Co. latest campaign film that aired during the 2026 Oscars on March 15. “You make it slowly, step after step. When you get a strong feeling even in a weak moment, when you get a clear thought even in a confusing moment, when you get a smile even in an ordinary day.”
The artist who has won Oscars also was filming a Breakfast at Tiffany’s-themed ad, and she was reading her letter while touring famous NYC locations, including a gorgeous scene of Central Park.
Natalie Portman Reflects on Motherhood and Inner Strength
In one of her recent global appearances as the house ambassador for the jewelry brand, Natalie penned down a thought, “At a table for one, in laughter, in defeat, in grace, in grit, in courage, impatient open hands at the core of what makes us human.” She continued to reflect, “You’ll see. You don’t really need to be perfect, in order to have perfect moments. And that is essentially where our inner strength can flourish.”
In the end, she stated, “That is love – love without expectations or conditions. The most vital one is the love for yourself. With love, Mom.”
At the age of 44, Natalie—who was recognized as Best Actress in a Leading Role during the 2011 Oscars for Black Swan—has been immersed in motherhood and found relief there after ending her marriage to the choreographer in March 2024.
How Natalie Portman Balances Motherhood and Living a Real Life
“My children are always the reason I get so enthusiastic because you finally get to watch them turning into the exact people they are,” she said to Jenna Ortega during their interview for the April 2025 issue of Interview magazine. “Lately, I have been hanging out really often with my friends and their kids as well as my kids. And that’s really quite enjoyable.”
Being a mother certainly became her priority, yet Portman did not envisage herself leaving acting completely.
“The only reason I wanted to have children was very simply that I was with a person I loved,” she acknowledged. The mention of the couple’s profession led her to add, “Having people in your life who keep you grounded is really crucial”.
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