Keira Knightley recently revealed on the 'Ruthie's Table 4' podcast that one of her daughters has been diagnosed with dyslexia, a condition she has personally struggled with since childhood. Knightley shared her learning techniques, noting that she records text to aid her memorization, a method her daughter also employs, much to the couple's amazement. While she didn't specify which of her daughters, Edie (9) or Delilah (4), has the condition, both parents praised their child's impressive memory. Knightley, who has been open about her dyslexia, explained how it influenced her acting career, as her school used her passion for acting as motivation to improve her reading skills. Additionally, she discussed her evolving views on fairy tales, admitting that she initially banned certain stories for their lack of feminist messaging but later allowed her daughter to watch them, appreciating her critical perspective on the narratives. This candid discussion highlights Knightley's dedication to both her children's education and her own journey with dyslexia.