Jennifer Lawrence, currently promoting her upcoming film If I Die, revealed she was five months pregnant during filming. The movie centers on a woman grappling with postpartum psychosis, a serious mental health condition affecting some mothers after childbirth.
Lawrence spoke about the emotional weight of portraying such a character while simultaneously experiencing the physical changes of pregnancy. She explained that understanding the character's vulnerability required significant emotional investment, which was amplified by her own condition. While challenging, Lawrence expressed that the experience ultimately enriched her performance, allowing her to connect with the character on a deeper level. The actress noted the importance of raising awareness about postpartum psychosis and hopes the film will contribute to a better understanding of the condition. "If I Die" is scheduled for release later this year.
Jennifer Lawrence Filmed Postpartum Psychosis Role While Pregnant
Actress Jennifer Lawrence recently discussed the challenges of filming her new movie, If I Die, while five months pregnant. The film explores a woman's struggle with postpartum psychosis, a condition Lawrence admits took an emotional toll. Balancing the physical demands of pregnancy with the intense subject matter proved to be a unique experience. Lawrence shared insights into how she navigated the complexities of the role during a promotional interview.