Actress Jennifer Winget discusses her life after marriage, addressing rumors about motherhood and emphasizing her commitment to her acting career during the trailer launch of her upcoming Netflix series.
MUMBAI—Actress Jennifer Winget has recently shared insights into her life following her marriage, stating that while her priorities may have shifted slightly, her dedication to acting and her professional life remains unchanged.
During the trailer launch of her upcoming Netflix series, Shaque: Trust No One, Winget expressed that marriage has not altered her professional trajectory. “Nothing has changed. I have just gotten married. Everything else stays the same,” she remarked.
The actress, who recently tied the knot with William Ishmael, emphasized the importance of maintaining a balance in her life. She noted that the environment and the people she collaborates with play a significant role in her work satisfaction.
<p“I think there are certain people who like a balance in life. And I am also one of them,” Winget explained. “For me, it is also about the people I am working with. It is very important that whoever I am working with, be it in television, digital, or whatever, the environment has to be very good,” she added.
<p“It’s just that maybe priorities have changed a little bit. I have to think about whether this month I am here or next month I am there,” she explained, noting her busy schedule that involves traveling between countries while balancing her work and married life.
<p“It’s been lovely so far. And thank you for all your wishes and love. It’s just been absolutely wonderful,” Winget said, expressing her gratitude for the support she has received.
Shaque: Trust No One, a mystery thriller created by filmmakers Rensil D’Silva and Siddharth P. Malhotra, with D’Silva also directing the series. The show is scheduled to premiere on Netflix on September 24, further showcasing Winget’s commitment to her craft.
According to IANS, Winget’s focus remains firmly on her acting career, as she navigates the new dynamics of her personal life.