Amanda Seyfried talks about training to become a Doula and admits she was “gross out” by the boy’s reaction to the “Mean Girls” weather forecast

Amanda Seyfried talks about her fame and love for childbirth in a new interview.

Actress cover Marie ClaireBeauty Changemakers Issue tells a magazine how she bought a farm in a small town in northern New York to keep her away from the glitz and fame of her youth.

She says: [young] You really need to smoke … It must make you feel completely dangerous in the world. I see these young actors who think they have to be safe.

“They think they need an assistant. They think their whole world has changed. It can be stressful. I’ve seen it happen to my peers. So , I bought a farm. I felt like “let’s go the other way”.

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Sayfried, who shares Nina (5 years old) and Thomas (1 year old) with her husband Thomas Sadoski, talked a lot about loving childbirth and trained to be a doula.

“I was” This is the most amazing thing I have ever attended. I have to be there for women. Birth is wonderful.

“I was talking a lot about what she did with Doula.” It sounds like the best, “I thought, and I just wanted to be there when people gave birth to a baby. is. “

But in the end, there were too many requirements and certifications to do it officially.

“I’m good at taking pictures and massaging my back,” she claims.

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Sayfried and her close friends from an early age have not only had an incredibly successful acting career, but also a toy company called MakeItCute that sells playhouses made of sustainable materials. Hopes to launch later this year.

Star said: I can’t wait to start a company.

“I don’t want to do it for us either. I’m not going to be that face. I’m not a brand person. I’m an actor.”

Elsewhere in the chat, Sayfried talks about the famous “Mean Girls” scene, which reveals that her character Karen Smith can predict the weather by feeling her breasts.

She says she was recognized by a boy who asked her if it was mostly raining after the release of Flick.

“I was 18 years old. It was just terrible.”