Sunny Leone reveals she did not plan “motherhood for three children”; says, “We were maybe ready for one thing at a time” : Bollywood News

Sunny Leone’s career involves traveling to different locations, including various states in India and the US where she spent most of her life. She frequently commutes between northern and southern India for her work, and as a mother of three children, she is grateful that her kids get to experience different cultures and traditions while accompanying her.

Sunny Leone reveals she did not plan “motherhood for three children”; says, “We were maybe ready for one thing at a time”

Talking about her children, ETimes quoted Sunny saying, “My kids are hopefully the citizens of the world. We enjoy as many festivals as we can, not just in India, but all over the world. I feel it’s my job to introduce them to every single festival I can and support them in the ones that they love the most. I try my best so that we learn as a family, we learn as human beings… what the festivals mean and why certain traditions need to be done. Festivals are not just about the candy and the party. It can’t be just about that.”

Sunny has been juggling between job and parenthood. She claimed she wasn’t prepared to manage three kids at once, though! Sunny said, “I did not plan motherhood for three children. We were maybe ready for one thing at a time. Like a kid for now, and maybe another one a few years later. But it was never like having all three all at ones (laughs). I think it is God’s plan and it worked out for the best. Well, it happened, and I am okay with it and I love it.”

Sunny concluded saying, “I would like to rate myself as an ‘okay’ mom. I am quite a task master. Hopefully, I raise them to be good human beings.”

On the professional front, Sunny is currently gearing up for her next project with Anurag Kashyap titled, Kennedy which is a crime-drama. She has two south films in her pipeline.

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