Actress Michelle Yeoh has said she felt "like such a failure" for being unable to have a baby. The Oscar winner said she always wanted to have a family, and her first marriage - to businessman Sir Dickson Poon - was partly "about having children, a next generation and all that".

"I have always given it my 110%. I did everything to make it work, and sometimes even that is not enough," Michelle Yeoh told The Times.

Michelle Yeoh opened up about being unable to have kids. Her career spans 30 years — and exploded after her Oscar-winning performance in 2022's Everything Everywhere All at Once. Michelle has also appeared in movies like Crazy Rich Asians, Tomorrow Never Dies, and the upcoming film adaptation of Wicked.

Malaysian actress Michelle Yeoh has opened up about her inability to conceive, calling it the “biggest sadness” of her life.

Michelle Yeoh says being unable to have kids is ‘biggest sadness’ of her life - Oscar-winning actor said she ‘really wanted to start a family’

During her marriage to business tycoon Dickson Poon, from 1988 to 1992, the 62-year-old actress found out she was unable to

Yeoh’s candid reflection on infertility and her journey to acceptance offers a poignant perspective on navigating life’s challenges, and has no regrets.

Michelle Yeoh has revealed she feels "huge sadness" over her inability to have children, but says she has "no regrets". The Academy Award winner said she has given "110 per cent" in life, praising the love of her beloved family.