- Fisher openly discussed her split from Sacha Baron Cohen in a media interview.
- She described the breakup as the most difficult she's ever experienced.
- She emphasized the importance of her family, stating they are committed and loving parents.
During her interview, published on February 8, she stated that ending her marriage was “the most difficult thing I’ve been through.” She recounted learning a lot about herself in the process and mentioned that she had never imagined her family “being separated,” adding that they are “committed and loving parents.”
While speaking to the outlet, the "Now You See Me" actress emphasized that she and “The Dictator” actor remain committed to prioritizing their children despite their split.
Fisher expressed, “Kids are the most important thing, and you want them to really feel safe and loved. We are building a new, healthy version of what our family looks like and putting as much care and love into it as possible.”
During the interview, she praised her strong female friendships for supporting her through the toughest moments of her split and helping her rediscover her identity outside of a romantic relationship.
She stated that the women in her life have “held” her. She continued, “The female relationships that I cultivated in our business—those women have been there for me. I’m going to get emotional.”
Fisher credited her strong female friendships for helping her reach where she is today. She explained that she has learned a great deal about the strength of these bonds, her resilience, and her identity outside of a partnership, as well as her values. “It’s been this expansive learning curve,” she shared.
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