Embracing motherhood like a pro, the Pretty Woman of Hollywood shares her excitement over her twins’ college experience. On the Tuesday episode of The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, the 56-year-old mom of three told the host that her children were all doing “great” and that “two of the three are in college.”
According to PEOPLE, Roberts shares her 19-year-old twins Hazel Patricia and Phinnaeus Walter and son Henry Daniel, 16, with her husband Danny Moder.
In the popular show, the Oscar winner shared that since her twins are a part of higher education learning, her goal was to support their schools for her “entire life.” Roberts revealed, “I wear the colours. I do the whole thing.”
Later, Fallon also asks the actress about her youngest son and how he is handling being the only child in the house. The 29-year-old host asked, “Is Henry loving this? Or is he kind of missing his siblings?” To which Roberts replied, “I think it’s a good 50/50 split. He’s loving it. And I think he misses his people.”
In conversation with Extra, before the twins went to college, Roberts remarked that she was “completely excited” for their new chapter. She said, “It’s really thrilling and I wasn’t lucky enough to have a college experience. And so to see how it’s happening for them is really fascinating. And yeah, I’m just, I’m excited for them.”
Expressing her love for the twins’ 19th birthday on November 28, the Erin Brockovich Oscar winner took to Instagram, posting an old photo of Hazel Patricia and Phinnaeus Walter as infants sitting on her lap. To Extra, she explained that their birthdays are “something to be celebrated.”
She continued, It allows me to share something as a proud parent of them without infringing on their privacy at all.”
The photo was captioned:
“✨✨19✨✨ There are no words for the joy, the fun, the wild rumpus of life together 💕.”
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Joining her Leave the World Behind costar Mahershala Ali on Today, Roberts shared that she has an “immense amount of appreciation for both of her older kids.”
She added, “Because they still allow me to be the same mom to them and it’s not eye-rolling. There’s a huge amount of understanding. I parent them the same way out of the house that I parent them in the house. Which is, ‘Are you getting enough sleep? You sound like you’re sick, are you drinking tea?’ And, ‘Text me when you get home so I can see that you’re safe and sound.’”