In a recent interview, Michelle Yeoh said that she 'felt [like] a failure' for not being able to have children.

Michelle Yeoh is opening up about a lifelong struggle that took a personal toll on her. In an episode of BBC Radio 4's Woman's Hour that was broadcast on Monday, November 18, Yeoh, 62, revealed the impact that infertility has had on her life.

Michelle Yeoh is opening up about her infertility journey and feeling "very blessed" in life now that she has a grandchild.

"I think at some point you stop blaming yourself," the 'Wicked' actress said during a discussion on infertility.

Michelle Yeoh wants women to know that there is a life beyond infertility. The 62-year-old “Everything Everywhere All at Once” actress took some time out of her day to speak about her own struggle with infertility during a Nov.

Michelle Yeoh felt like “such a failure” for not having children. The Oscar winner, 62, revealed on the Monday, November 18, episode of the U.K. BBC Radio 4 show Woman’s Hour that she always wanted to start a family and underwent fertility treatment during her marriage to her first husband,

Oscar-winning actress Michelle Yeoh recently described her inability to have children as “the biggest sadness” in her life in a candid interview with The Times. Yeoh, 62, shared her journey of stepping away from a thriving career in the late 1980s to focus on family with then-husband,