"Estuve despierto durante 48 horas, durante dos noches. Empecé la noche de Halloween. Cuando entré en el hospital, fue la noche del 2 de noviembre. Finalmente fui al hospital y tuvo la epidural ". Pero valió la pena cuando nunca llegó por fin, "Todo lo que quería hacer era mostrarle que su madre es, y hablar con ella."
Y ahora, la pareja está planeando Ever primera fiesta de cumpleaños! "Yo soy el peor en la planificación de esas cosas. Pero para su partido, tengo que planear algo. Será muy relajado. " Sin embargo, el partido no va a ser demasiado grande, ya que "mucha gente en la casa [puede ser] demasiado" para Ever. "El hecho es que sólo hay que bajarla después de su siesta y tomar algunas fotos con los otros niños, y repudiarla. Ella sólo va a flipar. Es realmente para mí. No es para ella. Es por sus recuerdos para que no vuelvas a mi a los 25 y como, 'Tú no celebrar mi primer cumpleaños, y por eso te odio, mamá! Mi vida está totalmente jodido por ello. "
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Milla Jovovich and fiance Paul Anderson welcomed their first child, daughter Ever Gabo, on November 3rd of last year, and Milla spoke about her daughter’s difficult birth at Spike TV’s Scream 2008 in Hollywood over the weekend, where she won Best Actress in a Science Fiction Movie or TV Show for her role as Alice in Resident Evil: Extinction.
“I was up for 48 hours, for two nights. I started Halloween night. By the time I went into the hospital, it was the night of November 2. I finally went into the hospital and had the epidural.” But it was all worth it when Ever finally arrived, “All I wanted to do was just show her who her mom is, and talk to her.” And now, the couple are planning Ever’s 1st birthday party! “I’m the worst at planning stuff like that. But for her party, I have to plan something. It will be pretty relaxed.” However, the party won’t be too big, because “too many people in the house [can be] too much” for Ever. “The fact is, I just have to bring her down after her nap and take some shots with the other kids, and send her away. She’ll just freak out. It’s really for me. It’s not for her. It’s for her memories so she doesn’t come back to me at 25 and like, ‘You didn’t celebrate my first birthday, and that’s why I hate you, mom! My life is totally screwed up because of it.’ ” ”
