The actress considers that from a very young age she would lose her anonymity.
There is a wide variety of professions that can be chosen today, even some that are even unthinkable to exist. However, Salma Hayek's daughter chose a fairly ordinary one, and it's not to her mom's liking.
Valentina Paloma wants to be an actress
Valentina Paloma recently celebrated her 15th birthday, which means that she is getting closer to completing the upper secondary level to start a university career and seeing the trajectory that the Veracruz woman has is considering that she can also develop as an actress and then she will play in the film and television direction.
"I would like to be an actress and then a director because that is what makes sense in my head," said Salma's heiress in an interview with Vogue. “Also, I think it must be more difficult to be a director if you don't have experience on the other side of the screen, that could help directing,” she commented.
In the event that acting is truly her passion, Valentina would have the best example at home that dreams do come true and you can excel in them, since Salma Hayek began her career as a star in commercials until she managed to venture into the soap operas and starred in Teresa in 1989, which catapulted her to fame.
Why does Salma Hayek want her daughter to change her mind?
However, she is not exactly what she would like for her daughter's future and she explains why:
“When you act very young you lose your anonymity. I think that, in general, the best thing is to maintain and have a life strategy that allows you to have an artistic side, a professional side and another as a woman, knowing that one of those things always takes a bit of risk”.
She considered that “each person has a different sensitivity, you have to love it, there really is no one to tell you how to do it. It means understanding what you sacrifice, what it gives or what it takes away.
While it is not yet a reality, Valentina could still change her mind, but whatever it is, her mother will always be ready to support her in her decisions.
