The wealthy Nicole Reidman was caught today (Monday) in a particularly collaborative mood, and after a long break from social networks, she returned in full force.
In a question and answer session with more than a million followers on Instagram, she revealed details about her love life, the desire for more children, and there were also stinging answers to surfers who exaggerated.
"Why didn't you upload stories for a long time?", complained one of the followers.
"The truth is that lately I feel a need for privacy. I got tired of life under a magnifying glass. Instagram is a parallel world to reality," she answered.
The next question dealt with the romantic field.
"You have been alone for many years. Why?", surfers asked to know.
"Sometimes it's better to be alone than to waste your life on the wrong people. I hope to win a friend for life and true love," she shared.
Later, Nicole listed the qualities that are important to her in a man who would try to win her heart.
"A man should have high emotional intelligence, common sense, a pure heart, a sense of humor, a soul mate, unconditional giving, a gentleman, a romantic, respectful and accommodating, non-aggressive, well-groomed, and most importantly: neat nails," she added with a wink.
Later, Reidman was asked directly about the property in her possession.
"Tactful, a little," she asked, but chose not to ignore the matter and replied with an allusion.
"Enough to finance my life and my children alone. Enough to buy what I need and want, help those in need, pay dozens of salaries and fulfill dreams," she stated.
If the previous question seemed rather rude to you, then the next question was even more intrusive than the previous one.
"How much do you weigh?", surfers demanded to know.
"That's a terrible question!", she interrupted.
"I would answer, and I don't have a problem with my weight, but weight is not a function. Everyone has their own weight, their body structure. This creates serious eating disorders in people," she explained.
"Competition over the number displayed by the scale causes mental disorders in people. Unfortunately, I have experienced this up close on close people. Please, never ask, 'How much do you weigh?'" she implored the writers of the questions.
Despite the strong messages she delivered, it seems that the surfers were not really deterred and continued to ask private questions.
"Do you want more children?", we were intrigued.
"A painful question," she confessed.
"I'm an only child. I've always wanted at least five or six children. I don't think it's going to happen anymore. It hurts my soul, but it's my reality. If I had a suitable partner to have children with, I'd have ten as well. I had the thought of doing it from the sperm bank, But it feels unfair to me, also towards my children. Unfortunately, the issue is closed. I hope to be a grandmother soon," she finished with a smile.
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