This Is Why Zoe Kravitz Doesn't Have Any Kids
Zoë Kravitz may have famous parents — her dad is iconic rock star Lenny Kravitz, while her mom is respected actress Lisa Bonet (which means that her step-dad is Jason Momoa) — however, the younger star has successfully made her own name in show business. Nabbing roles in blockbuster films like 2015's Mad Max: Fury Road and 2018's Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald, as well as on hit shows like Big Little Lies and High Fidelity (A.K.A. one of the best TV shows of 2020), she's on her way to becoming an A-list force in Hollywood.
However, despite (or because of) her career-related success, plenty of people are interested in the personal side of her life, including the status of her marriage and the possibility of her becoming a mother. Zoë revealed in October 2018 that she had secretly gotten engaged to actor Karl Glusman. The pair then married in June 2019, and while she's been busy with work ever since, she's also apparently been facing questions about whether or not she's planning to have a baby.
Zoë Kravitz gets 'offended by people assuming' she's going to have a baby
Zoë Kravitz may have been willing to settle down when it came to getting married to Karl Glusman, however, that doesn't necessarily mean that she's ready to add kids into the equation. Frankly, Zoë would rather that others mind their own business when it comes to the possibility of her becoming a mom.
"A lot of people ask the question, 'When are you gonna have a baby?' or say things like, 'When's the baby?' and I really get offended by people assuming that that's something I have to do because society says so," the star told Dax Shepard while opening up about her life and her choices on his podcast Armchair Expert in May 2020.
Revealing that she isn't sure if kids are in her future, she explained, "Right now, I'm certainly not in a place where I think I'm able to do that, just 'cause of work and also just, man, I don't know, I like my free time." Having children can certainly be time-consuming, so she should definitely wait for a point in her life when she's willing to dedicate a good chunk of her schedule to parenting. That is, if that point ever comes along.