Carrie-Anne Moss Reflects on Prioritizing Motherhood Over Major Roles

Carrie-Anne Moss has expressed no regrets about stepping back from her acting career to focus on motherhood after the success of 'The Matrix.' In a recent interview, she reflected on the difficult decision to turn down major film offers, emphasizing that the choice to prioritize family over her career was a 'no-brainer.' Moss stated that she valued the moments spent with her children over adding to her film résumé. She later returned to the industry, reprising her iconic role as Trinity in 2021's 'The Matrix Resurrections,' although its release strategy affected its box office performance. Moss also appeared in other projects, including the Marvel series 'Jessica Jones' and the canceled 'Star Wars' series 'The Acolyte,' acknowledging the unpredictable nature of the entertainment business. Despite the challenges, she remains grateful for her decisions and the experiences they've brought her.