Michelle Yeoh felt like “such a failure” for not having children. The Oscar winner, 62, revealed on the Monday, November 18, episode of the U.K. BBC Radio 4 show Woman’s Hour that she always wanted to start a family and underwent fertility treatment during her marriage to her first husband,

Michelle Yeoh reflected on learning not to blame herself as she grieved her inability to conceive: “There are certain things in your body that don't function in a certain way. That's how it is.”

Michelle Yeoh has achieved so much in her life, including winning an Academy Award. But the 62-year-old felt like a “failure” after struggling to conceive a child, she shared in a new interview.

Academy Award-winning actress Michelle Yeoh candidly discussed her fertility struggles and their impact on her personal life during an interview on BBC Radio 4’s Woman’s Hour on November 18. The 62-year-old star revealed that she always wanted children and underwent fertility treatments during her first marriage to Hong Kong businessman Dickson Poon,

The Oscar-winning actress, 62, opened up about the pressure to have children and her struggles with fertility treatments.

Michelle Yeoh is opening up about how infertility has impacted her life. On Monday, Nov. 18, the actress, 62, spoke to BBC Radio 4'sWoman's Hour about how she “felt like a failure” for not being able to have children.