Margaret Qualley reveals her and Jack Antonoff’s future family plans after wedding
Margaret Qualley sees motherhood in her future.
The actress gushed about her and Jack Antonoff’s future family plans in a Harper’s Bazaar interview, which took place before the couple’s August nuptials.
“It’s really exciting now to be making a home and to have something to care for,” Qualley said in the magazine’s October 2023 cover story, published Wednesday. “I just want to do everything with Jack. One day I want kids.”
The “Maid” star, 28, clarified that she is “not there yet,” noting that she wants to “keep doing movies” for the time being.
However, the “Leftovers” star has wanted a family with Antonoff, 39, since early on in their relationship.
When they began dating, Qualley asked the Bleachers singer, “What do you think?” as she tried on a Chanel wedding dress for a runway show and held a mutual friend’s baby.
“I had this huge crush on him,” she recalled.
The Golden Globe nominee made her relationship with Antonoff public in March 2022, with the news of the record producer’s proposal breaking in May of that same year.
One year after their engagement, the pair tied the knot in New Jersey in front of Taylor Swift, Lana Del Rey and more A-list guests.
Prior to her relationship with Antonoff, Qualley “never had any furniture,” she told the outlet.
“I would always have these s–tty little apartments and move around from one place to another with a mattress on the floor and an IKEA lamp,” the Emmy nominee explained. “I never made a home at all. I didn’t care. … I didn’t invest in that part of my life.”
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Now that she and Antonoff are building a life together, Qualley is “so happy that [she] found” the one.
“It’s real. It’s amazing. It’s the best feeling in the world,” the “Fosse/Verdon” alum gushed of their love. “I’m so excited and so at ease all at once.”
Before their romance, Qualley was linked to Shia LaBeouf and Pete Davidson, while Antonoff dated Lena Dunham from 2012 to 2018.
The Grammy winner has been vocal about wanting kids, telling New York magazine in 2014 that fatherhood “just seems like the most fun thing in the world.”
