Fisher has one of the most stable relationships at the moment (perhaps that secrecy has helped them both keep their relationship sc@ndal-free). The actress met Sacha Baron Cohen in 2002 and since 2004 they have been happily married. Far from being the center of attention, the married couple keeps their relationship and family life very quiet.
Recently the actress gave an interview with Marie Claire Australia like a few other times in which she talked about how chaotic her daily life can be.
Ella assured me that she would never publish photos of her children on her social networks to take care of her image and privacy. She is a fiercely protective mother and we couldn't agree more with her way of thinking.
“Motherhood is actually my favorite topic, but I keep it private. "I think all parents are trying to protect their children, especially in the age of social media."
As fans, we often demand that our favorite stars show the privacy of their home, however, the recent case of Sophie Turner and the furious claim against the publication of unauthorized photos of her daughter coincide with what Isla wants for her children: a normal life, away from the cameras.
I want our children to have a normal childhood, to be able to play outdoors without pressure or scrutiny. “All children have the right to just be children, and I would never sell a movie or magazine talking about [mine],” she said.
Raising children is not easy at all; It is full of pressures and unrealistic expectations about how we must be and act to be considered perfect. The world expects everything to be like in the movies where the woman always looks happy while she maintains her perfect home. But in real life, you can't always maintain your sanity.
The actress knows very well the pressures of the industry because she has always been in the spotlight. She knows that children become easy targets for paparazzi or Internet users who only seek to criticize, so she is very careful when it comes to her children.
They also have rights. It's a very conscious decision, and I would actually feel really disgusted with myself if I used my family to sell something. It wouldn't sit well with me. with my values."
She, along with her husband, made the decision to move to the Australian suburbs so that they could have as quiet a life as possible as a family.
