"You just get on with it. You just do it. That's what you do. You have the babies and you take them and that's what you do, you know."
"There is a reality to it. You do just make it work."
"It does look different for absolutely everybody, and it's always a mess. And I think this is what I've come to just accept, is that it's always messy."
"And definitely just from, you know, from being able to, if there's a problem, they can call me."
Keira Knightley embraces the chaos of being a working mother after having two daughters with husband James Righton. Her mother offered a blunt, second-wave feminist prescription: 'You just get on with it. You just do it. That's what you do. You have the babies and you take them and that's what you do, you know.' Knightley accepts that balancing work and children is messy and varies for everyone. A strong support system, including a husband who works from home and her mother, helps maintain routines during filming. The children are older and reachable through school, and upcoming work will be based in London to accommodate family needs.
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