'I don't want my kids to see': Natalie Portman reveals why she declines movies with nude scenes

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Natalie Portman, known for her diverse roles in films like 'Black Swan and 'V for Vendetta', recently opened up about a boundary she won't cross for any role in her career.

While she has been known for her commitment to portraying emotional and vulnerable characters, there's one thing she won't do on screen.

Natalie Portman’s no-nudity policy

During an appearance on 'The Drew Barrymore Show', Portman was questioned about the limits she sets for roles in films.

In response, she candidly expressed her decision to never do a nude scene on screen. Her primary reason revolves around not wanting her children to see her in such a manner.

"That’s a good one. Um … show my b**bs? Is that really prude? I’m just always like, ‘I don’t want my kids to see pictures online," she said.

While reflecting her commitment to her craft, this also underscores Portman's dedication to being a positive role model for her children.

Her concern about the potential impact on her children and the desire to shield them from explicit content demonstrates a mother's resolve to maintain dignity and privacy in the public eye.

Natalie Portman finds creativity and fulfillment in 'May December'

Natalie Portman, renowned for her diverse roles, recently shared her experience working on the film 'May December', which premiered on Netflix on December 1.

In the movie, she portrays an actress delving into the history of Julianne Moore's character for an upcoming role. Both actresses, Portman and Moore, engaged in a discussion with USA Today, shedding light on their insights into the film.

For Portman, the project proved to be a creatively invigorating and fulfilling endeavor, not only for herself but for the entire crew, including director Todd Haynes.

She expressed her excitement, stating, "It was so extraordinary to feel empowered to be like: 'You know what? I’ve dreamed my entire career of working with Todd Haynes and Julianne Moore. I’m going to make this happen. I will make my dreams come true."

Despite initial expectations of challenges on set, Portman found the experience to be joyful, meaningful, and fulfilling. The collaborative effort with Haynes and Moore contributed to a refreshing and exciting moment in her career.

'May December' has garnered critical acclaim, with audiences appreciating its exploration of uncomfortable truths from the past.

Portman and Moore's performances have received praise for their vulnerability and complexity, further solidifying the film's positive reception.