Molly Ringwald recently revealed that her twins are taking college planning “very seriously.”
In a recent interview, the American actress shared that her 17-year-old twins, daughter Adele and son Roman are excited about their future.
“I have two juniors in high school. I went through it with my eldest, who is still in college, and the other two are now getting ready to do visits and SATs and all of that stuff,” she said.
The Breakfast Club star also revealed that the two have started looking into colleges they want to attend after they graduate.
Molly Ringwald Praised Her Twins For Planning For Their Future
The 58-year-old actress also praised her kids for paying attention to their future.
“They’re really good students, and they take it really seriously,” she continued.
She revealed that she is excited to see what the future holds for her kids, adding, “And I think they’re excited about their futures. I know I am.”
Molly Ringwald Gushed about Secret To Her Long Marriage
Ringwald also dished about the secret to her long marriage.
“I think the secret is to make sure that you take care of your relationship, to communicate,” the actress said.
Ringwald and her husband, Panio Gianopoulo married in a private ceremony on July 6, 2007. The pair first met online in the early 2000s.
Gianopoulo is a writer and book editor. She reportedly shares a 20-year relationship with her husband.
Meanwhile, the couple recently partnered with Pfizer to raise awareness about pneumococcal pneumonia. The pair are also parents to their first child, Mathilda. She was born in October 2003.
Molly Ringwald Revealed She Struggled With High School
Ringwald admitted struggling going to high school.
“High school is really hard, and it really seems like a lot of it hasn’t changed,” she said.
Recalling her time as a teenager, she added, “A lot of it has changed, but there are certain things that have not changed at all.”
The star, who rose to fame in her teenage years, talked about the challenges and added, “Every day I just do a little, ‘Thank you I’m not going to school,’ because I really, really struggled with that.”
Ringwald also said that she thinks that she is the poster child for Gen X because she thinks most of the people in that generation “came of age in the ‘80s.”
