Actress Shares Update in Vogue’s November Cover Story

British actress Carey Mulligan has welcomed her third child with husband Marcus Mumford. The 38-year-old star of Promising Young Woman shared the news in a feature interview with Vogue magazine for its November cover story.

Mulligan, who is married to the 36-year-old musician and lead singer of Mumford & Sons, already has two children: daughter Evelyn and son Wilfred. The couple, who tied the knot in 2012, are now embracing the joys of parenthood once again with their newest addition.

In the Vogue interview, Mulligan recounted a humorous moment from her day-to-day life with the infant. While entering a London coffee shop, she was noted for laughing off a yellow diaper-leak stain on her blouse. Speaking to her baby, she remarked, “I’m going to change you, and then we’re going to find Mum another shirt.”

Mulligan has enjoyed a successful acting career, starring in a range of critically acclaimed films including Promising Young Woman, which earned her an Oscar nomination, The Great Gatsby, and She Said, in which she portrayed one of the journalists who helped expose Harvey Weinstein’s history of abuse. Her latest project, Maestro, sees her portraying Felicia Montealegre, the wife of conductor Leonard Bernstein, played by Bradley Cooper.

Reflecting on her life with Mumford, Mulligan described it as “very normal,” involving routine activities like school runs and Sunday lunches, although she acknowledged the “tricky logistics” that come with their busy careers. Mulligan, who maintains a relatively low profile outside of her films, also expressed how her life often feels like a mix of the ordinary and the extraordinary. “Most days I’m just me,” she explained. “I don’t feel famous when I’m out in the country… and then every once in a while I step into a magic phone box, and — whoosh — I come out the other side in a designer gown.”

In her upcoming role in Maestro, Mulligan portrays a character who shares similarities with her own life, as the story revolves around an actress and a musician in a complicated marriage. However, she felt that her character’s story was unique, especially as “everything revolved around Lenny,” referring to Bernstein.

The full interview, which includes more insight into Mulligan’s life and career, can be found in the latest issue of Vogue.