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Natalie Portman, French directors Justine Triet and Jacques Audiard publicly defend Israeli filmmaker Nadav Lapid, calling the cultural boycott against him an intellectual failure and urging continued artistic freedom in cinema.
More than 350 film-industry figures, including Natalie Portman and Justine Triet, signed an open letter in Le Monde defending Israeli director Nadav Lapid against a cultural boycott and intimidation campaign tied to his festival involvement. The letter argues inviting a filmmaker is about the work, not state representation, and denounces attempts to silence debate as several filmmakers withdrew from Marseille’s festival. Lapid said he would withdraw to ease the festival’s difficulties but warned of a broader chilling effect on cultural institutions and reaffirmed support for political sanctions against Israel.
Natalie Portman, Justine Triet, and Jacques Audiard joined an open letter opposing the cultural boycott of Israeli director Nadav Lapid, who faced pressure from pro‑Palestinian filmmakers and withdrew from Marseille festival jury duties; the signatories, including over 350 French film industry figures, say dissident artists should not be punished for governments’ actions and the boycott is an intellectual failure.
Natalie Portman gave a rare peek into her Parisian life after announcing she’s pregnant with her third child at age 44, sharing Instagram carousel moments from walks along the Seine, art-filled outings, nature adventures, and time with her kids and dog. She’s dating French electronic-music producer Tanguy Destable, following her move back to Paris in 2023 and divorce from Benjamin Millepied, and she describes the pregnancy as a blessing and a ‘miracle.’
Jonathan Bailey and Natalie Portman will star in Pumping Black, a psychological cycling thriller directed by Mimi Cave about a rider's dark secret in the Tour de France, produced by Stacey Sher and MountainA, with Anton financing and Cannes market sales.
Natalie Portman confirmed she’s pregnant with her third child, her first with partner Tanguy Destable, as she divides time between Paris and Los Angeles and continues her acting career while cherishing time with her kids.
Natalie Portman revealed she’s pregnant with her third child and stepped out in Paris wearing a vintage 1970s army-green Hermès cape, signaling chic maternity style as she and partner Tanguy Destable await a new arrival; she has two older children, Aleph and Amalia, from her previous marriage to Benjamin Millepied, whom she split from in 2024.
Natalie Portman is reportedly expecting her third child at age 44, joining her husband Benjamin Millepied and their two older children; no further details on due date or other specifics were provided.
Natalie Portman announced she is pregnant with her third child, the first with French music producer Tanguy Destable (Tepr). She told Harper’s Bazaar she’s excited and grateful, mindful of the privilege of pregnancy, and she and Destable have been dating since 2025 after her split from Benjamin Millepied. Portman already shares two children with Millepied and has been living in Paris, noting France’s longer 41-week term gives her an extra week this pregnancy.
Natalie Portman announced to Harper’s Bazaar that she is expecting her third child, her first with partner Tepr. She has two children with ex-husband Benjamin Millepied and notes feeling energetic during pregnancy, while her upcoming projects include The Gallerist and Lena Dunham’s Good Sex.
Natalie Portman announced she’s pregnant with her third child, sharing the news exclusively with Harper’s Bazaar. The 44-year-old actress is expecting with her partner, French music producer Tanguy Destable, and expressed gratitude for the pregnancy. Portman already has two children from her previous marriage to Benjamin Millepied and is based in Paris, where she’s focusing on her pregnancy after completing two MountainA projects, including The Gallerist and Netflix’s Good Sex.
Natalie Portman told Harper’s Bazaar that she’s expecting her third child with partner Tanguy Destable and is feeling energized, grateful, and present as she spans Paris life with two older children from her previous marriage. She notes the journey’s mix of joy and challenge, plans to focus on family while continuing work with her production company MountainA on The Gallerist (late 2026) and Netflix’s Good Sex (early 2027), and remains linked to Tiffany & Co. and Dior. Portman says there are no unusual cravings beyond fruit like pineapple and melon.
At the Sundance premiere of The Gallerist, Natalie Portman condemned ICE as 'absolutely horrific' amid the Minneapolis shooting of ICU nurse Alex Pretti, and praised Americans for standing with communities while denouncing the Trump administration.
At Sundance, Natalie Portman used the press circuit for The Gallerist to denounce ICE brutality, wear ICE Out pins, and spotlight the Oscars’ underrecognition of women-directed films, praising director Cathy Yan and co-star Jenna Ortega while pointing to titles like Sorry Baby, Left-Handed Girl, Hedda, and The Testament of Ann Lee as examples of acclaimed works that didn’t receive warranted accolades.
At Sundance 2026, Natalie Portman attends the premiere of Olivia Wilde’s The Gallerist, joined by Jenna Ortega, while Wilde’s other film The Invite debuts with Edward Norton and Seth Rogen, underscoring a star‑studded slate of new premieres.