Katherine Heigl opened up about how moving her kids from Los Angeles to Utah helped them in the long run.
“At the time, becoming a new mother, I was just like, ‘I got it. I got it. I can handle this,'” she shared during the 2022 appearance. “You know, they’ve told us we can have it all.
We can have careers and have families and it’s all gonna be great. It’s all gonna work out.”, writing via Instagram in December 2021, “November was National Adoption Month. A month to celebrate all adoptive families and to recognize the need for forever homes for children in foster care.”
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