“If I Could, I’d Give Birth Every Week”: Gal Gadot Reveals Her Witty Side and Admits to a Cringeworthy Cover of “Imagine”

Gal Gadot, who gained fame from her role in Red Notice, has expressed regret for organizing a quarantine cover of John Lennon’s “Imagine” during the pandemic’s peak in March 2020. In an interview with InStyle, which will be released on January 14, the 36-year-old Israeli actress and mother of three acknowledged that although she was aware of the pandemic’s rapid spread in Europe and Israel before it reached the United States, the video was still premature and in poor taste. She admitted that even though her intentions were pure, the timing wasn’t right, and sometimes, even with the best intentions, one can miss the mark.

Gal Gadot now regrets her decision to organize a cringe-worthy cover of John Lennon’s song Imagine during the COVID-19 lockdown in March 2020. The Red Notice star was joined by fellow celebrities including Kristen Wiig, Sarah Silverman, Will Ferrell, Mark Ruffalo, Zoë Kravitz, Natalie Portman, Kaia Gerber, Cara Delevigne, and Jimmy Fallon, who also sang about having ‘no possessions’ from their mansions. Despite the backlash, Gadot poked fun at herself by singing a few bars of Imagine while accepting her award at ELLE’s 2021 Women in Hollywood event on October 19. She explained that it felt right to do so and that she wanted to take the air out of the controversy surrounding the cover.

In the February issue of InStyle, a 36-year-old mother-of-three shared that she realized her recent actions were not appropriate. She admitted that despite her pure intentions, it was in poor taste and not the right thing to do at that time. Her famous friends, including Kristen Wiig, Sarah Silverman, Will Ferrell, Mark Ruffalo, Zoë Kravitz, Natalie Portman, Kaia Gerber, and Jimmy Fallon, also got involved in a controversial act where they sang about “no possessions” from their mansions, which received some backlash.

“Sure, why not? There was a microphone available!” Gadot humorously remarked as she received her award at ELLE’s Women in Hollywood event on October 19. In a lighthearted moment, she even sang a brief portion of “Imagine,” poking fun at herself.

The star of Wonder Woman shared her thoughts on a recent event and the controversy surrounding it. She expressed that it felt right to participate in the event and that she does not take herself too seriously. Her involvement was also her way of taking the air out of the controversy. For her photoshoot with InStyle, she wore a Valentino coat and By Far Mary Janes picked by stylist Elizabeth Stewart and shot by Giampaolo Sgura. Gal Gadot adores giving birth and stated that it’s magical and would do it once a week if possible. Though she always takes epidurals, she finds the moment of creating life incredible. However, pregnancy is not easy for her as she experiences sickness and migraines and feels she’s not in her element.

The InStyle photo shoot by Giampaolo Sgura featured a stunning woman with long legs. Gal looked absolutely fabulous in a Valentino coat and Mary Janes by By Far, which were personally chosen by the talented stylist Elizabeth Stewart.

On June 29, a lovely family portrait was taken featuring Gal Gadot and her three daughters Alma, Maya, and Daniella. Gal Gadot, who has been married to Pilot Wave producing partner Yaron ‘Jaron’ Versano for 13 years, expressed how much she enjoyed giving birth to all three of her daughters.

The brunette, who stands at 5ft10in, expressed her enthusiasm for the labor experience, stating that she would gladly do it once a week if given the chance. According to her, the process feels magical, and she always opts for epidurals to reduce the pain involved. The sensation of bringing life into the world is nothing short of incredible for her. However, the pregnancies themselves are challenging, with frequent migraines and sickness leaving her feeling out of her element.
Gadot considers managing her family life and acting career simultaneously as her most badass achievement. She likens the feeling of being on set to flying high like a kite, trying to catch the wind. When she returns home, her primary responsibility is being a mother and taking care of her children. Her focus shifts from herself to ensuring that Maya is bathed, Alma is fed, and Daniella is put to bed.

Gal considers her ability to balance her family life and acting career as the most impressive aspect of her life. She believes that managing both is the ultimate feat. (Shown in the picture on Monday)

Set to hit theaters in the US and UK on February 11th, Gal Gadot made no mention of her performance as Linnet Ridgeway Doyle alongside Armie Hammer in Kenneth Branagh’s Agatha Christie murder mystery Death on the Nile. The film boasts an impressive ensemble cast including Branagh himself, Tom Bateman, Annette Bening, Russell Brand, Ali Fazal, Dawn French, Rose Leslie, Emma Mackey, Sophie Okonedo, Jennifer Saunders, and Letitia Wright. While remaining tight-lipped about her latest role, Gadot did let slip that she is currently involved in developing the script for Wonder Woman 3 and hinted at a potential production start date of around a year and a half from now.

Exciting news for Wonder Woman fans! According to Miss Israel 2004, Gal Gadot, the script for Wonder Woman 3 is currently being developed and production is expected to begin in about a year and a half. However, there may be some controversy surrounding Gadot’s upcoming role as Egyptian queen Cleopatra in a biopic due to the current push for authenticity in casting. Despite this, Gadot is excited to celebrate the Cleopatra story and showcase her intelligence and impact on the world. She believes that their version of the story will be different from past adaptations and will provide a perspective that is more relevant to today’s society.

“Let’s commemorate the tale of Cleopatra!” The choice of Gal to portray the Egyptian queen in a biographical film may spark controversy in light of the ongoing demand for genuine casting.

According to Gadot, the upcoming movie about Cleopatra will not only showcase her seductive charm but also her intelligence and influence on the world today. She believes that although there have been many films about Cleopatra in the past, this one will offer a fresh perspective and tell the story that is most relevant to our current times.