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OSCAR WINNER EMMA STONE’S BIGGEST DREAM
LA La Land star Emma Stone wants to trump her Best Actress triumph at the Oscars – by starting a family.
Emma, 28, is single after splitting with actor Andrew Garfield but longs to be a mum.
Asked what she would like to do that she hasn’t already done, she said: “Have a family. It makes me honestly flush because it feels like such a vulnerable thing to say.
“It’s such a crazy, incredible thing. I mean how wild to have children and a family.”
US star Emma split with Spider Man actor Andrew, 33, in 2015 but they remain close friends. They fell in love on the set of The Amazing Spider Man in 2010, when they played Peter Parker and Gwen Stacy.
Adoring
Fans were desperate for them to get back together after last Sunday’s Academy Awards.
Andrew could be seen gazing adoringly at his ex as she made her Oscars acceptance speech last Sunday.
He missed out on the Best Actor award for Hacksaw Ridge but looked overwhelmed with emotion when she was named as Best Actress for her role as Mia in the musical.
Family values are close to Emma’s heart. Her younger brother Spencer accompanied her as her official date to the Oscars and she is very close to her mum Krista and dad Jeffrey.
Talking about her clan, she has previously said: “I am blessed with a great family and great people around me.
“They would be able to kick me in the shins if I ever for one minute got lost up in the clouds. I’ve been really lucky in that sense.” Emma was caught up in the biggest fiasco in the Oscar’s 88-year history last week.
After celebrating her Best Actress win, Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway announced that La La Land had won Best Picture.
The audience at the Hollywood event erupted and Emma joined the film’s producers and co-star Ryan Gosling on stage to receive the gold statuette.
After acceptance speeches began, panicked backstage officials told Beatty and the La La Land team that Moonlight was the real winner.
Afterwards Emma described it as “One of the most horrible momentsments of my life. Wow! It was just so horrible.””
Meanwhile Academy my Awards accountant Brian Cullinan has saidid he feels “terrible and horrible” aboutt his humiliating error that was watchedhed by millions around the world.
PricewaterhouseCoopers’Coopers’ US chief Tim Ryan repeated ted the firm’s apology for the mix-x- up by vote counter Cullinan at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles. es.
Mr Ryan said: “He feels very, very terrible and horrible.ible. He is very upset about this mistake. stake. And as a firm we all feel veryry bad.”
But he did not explain ain why it took two minutes for thehe error to be corrected by the British-run firm, which has countedd the votes for 83 years.
Oscars bosses said they have investigated and “will determine what actions are appropriate”.