I’ve never been pregnant, so I can’t speak on any personal experience—and of course, no one knows how Annabelle is feeling and what she’s capable of doing and attending during this time—but personally I am a little surprised she found it in her to attend a long football match in the hot sun, in a crowded venue, with not the most comfortable seating, but she couldn’t find it in her to sit through a 2 hour-ish (?) film with full air conditioning, comfy seating, etc
Surely, if are able to attend a long sports game for a team who’s not from your home country, you should be able to attend a nice sit down premiere for you partner’s big film? Right?
But hey, maybe that’s just me.
While I have never been pregnant and I know that everyone's body is different, as well as everyone's pregnancy, I don't really like this "comfort" debate.
I don't think that in Annabelle's case the comfort was really the issue — as much as some people like to deny it, she was not at home, relaxing, during the Fjord premiere.
She did not ditch the screening because she needed some time for herself or to take a nap after days of events back to back.
She attended the red carpet and then went to another event, where frankly enough she did the same thing — took some pictures, sat down and watched a show.
The differences? The theatre chairs looked more comfortable, but that is a subiective matter. Maybe she liked the wood better than the cushions.
But at its root, this was more about priorities than "comfort" — the Chopard event was a priority. So was the World Cup Final, maybe. Not the Fjord screening. 😉